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To: Harpo who wrote (8)7/20/1999 4:26:00 PM
From: Q.   of 133
 
May 8, 1985, Wednesday, BC cycle

SECTION: Regional News

DISTRIBUTION: Arizona-Nevada

LENGTH: 140 words

DATELINE: RENO, Nev.,

BODY:
Businessman Marc Sparks of Dallas, Texas., failed Tuesday to post the
required $1.4 million deposit with the bankruptcy court to take over the
Cal-Neva Lodge at Lake Tahoe.

Sparks submitted a letter of credit which was rejected by the court which
said it should have been a cashier's check.

Sparks had submitted the winning bid last week of $14-million for the
hotel-casino and had to post the deposit for $1.4 million by the deadline

Tuesday.

With Sparks out of the picture, FMR Capital of Phoenix, which submitted the
second best bid, was given a chance to take over the business. FMR now has seven
days to put up a deposit of $1.4 million and then pay off the rest in 30 days.

Steven Chanen, a Phoenix attorney who is president of FMR said he did not see
any problem with coming up with the money or meeting the deadlines.

LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
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