Investor questions Solat dealings amid Rosenbaum illness
An investor complaint reveals confusion over Solat handling of funds and loans. Several investors cite long ties to Solat and Bernard A. Rosenbaum, a Solat vice president who reportedly fell ill on July 8 and memory loss. Rae accuses Solot of withholding over 10 million in Rocking K secured loans and of misallocating a 120000 loan, leaving only 4572.22 after mortgage actions. Khalifa notes Rosenbaum's influence and power of attorney.
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Soler
Bernard A. Rosenbaum
Solat
Rae
Stephanie Khalifa
Solot
Rocking K Mortgages
Rosenbaum
Union Bank
Mortages
Khalifa
Salot
Ranchlands Inc
Joseph Rae
Hughes Express Bus Proves Popular in Tucson
The Hughes Express in Tucson shows higher revenue per mile than other routes as riders pay with monthly passes. City officials emphasize its reliability and potential to cover costs while noting funding and expansion questions for 1978 as the program remains experimental.
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Tucson
Allen M. Cook
City Mass Transportation
Kite Started Destructive Brush Fire in Santa Barbara
A kite touching a power line started a brush fire in Santa Barbara that burned 740 acres, destroyed 250 expensive homes, damaged 135 structures, and forced about 3,000 residents to flee. Officials estimate losses at 50 million dollars with 22 injured. The fire was contained after spreading Tuesday night and quelling by yesterday, with the flyer in seclusion and no charges planned.
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Mark Grossman
Santa Barbara
Calif
Grossman
Sycamore Canyon
Britain hits jobless high in July figures
Britain and Northern Ireland reported 1,613,956 unemployed in July, 6.8 percent of the workforce, a rise of about 164,000 from the previous month, according to the Department of Employment.
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Britain
London
Department of Employment Reports
Northern Ireland
Backto-school Lingerie Hosiery Deals and More On Sale
A cluttered sale page lists lingerie hosiery and children wear with markdowns across departments. Items include bras from 3.99 to 10.50, slips to 7.99, sleepwear, and shoes mixed with toys, luggage, electronics, and homeware on the mall level second floor.
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Famous Maker
Vanity Fair
Warner
Danskin
Corvus
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