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To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (317)	11/1/1999 4:45:00 AM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 1156

Re: Logan (continued) Regarding the proposed takeover of KIWI, it appears Logan did find a partner: Edwards is part of a partnership, Edwards-Wasatch Enterprises, which rescued Kiwi in November and has since loaned it an additional $5 million. The $16.5 million offer includes the approximately $10 million already loaned. The holding corporation is wholly owned by Edwards-Wasatch Enterprises, said Joe Logan Jr., president of the other partner, Wasatch International Corp. of Boynton Beach, Fla. That was disputed by others involved in the case, who said Edwards himself is the majority owner.[16] I'm not sure how that supposed partnership ever worked out, but in March of 1998 it looks like Logan tried a different approach: using Aviation Industries. Kiwi International Air Lines has gone to an old source for some new money in a deal that could lead it to merge with another carrier. Aviation Industries Corp. of Roseland, whose president at one time was in line to head Kiwi, said that it has increased its stake in the carrier and is negotiating to merge with the airline's parent, Kiwi International Holdings Inc. [17] KIWI was shut down for safety concerns on 4/1/99 [18]. It is now in the process of being liquidated. Again, I'm not sure exactly what role if any Logan played in keeping it afloat over the years. It emerged two years ago from its first bankruptcy when Baltimore surgeon Charles C. Edwards bought the airline and took majority ownership of the company from the employees. [...] ``The only reason they lasted as long as they did is because Edwards showed up and pumped $20 million into it,' said Iverson, who went on to start a three-jet charter carrier, Sky Trek International Airlines, based at Mercer County Airport in Trenton. [19] [16] jrnl.com [17] library.northernlight.com [18] crashpages.com [19] jrnl.com - Jeff

To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (317)	11/2/1999 10:07:00 AM
From: jhild	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1156

Here is the story of the funeral for Maier Lehmann. injersey.com For about 20 minutes, Chaim Lehmann eulogized his late brother. He paused occasionally to wipe his tears and compose himself. Any good fortune he had he shared, Chaim Lehmann said. "Maier, we loved you dearly," Lehmann said. "You lit up everyone with joy. You were generous to a fault. We could always count on you for a laugh." In addition to being an astute businessman and student of the Torah, Maier Lehmann was an accomplished painter, his friends said. He spent hours decorating the walls in his children's bedrooms with colorful drawings of animals and painting pictures that hang in his home. As they stood in the parking lot waiting for the funeral procession to set out for the cemetery, some people said they thought Maier Lehmann was killed because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Or is it possible that he was really in the wrong stock at the wrong time?