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Management Vaso Boreta is chairman, president, treasurer & secretary. He spends 80% of his time in this capacity & 20% in operating his affiliated store. .... Ronald Boreta is a director of LVDG & also president & CEO of AASP. He was a golf pro in San Jose, CA & worked in sales & warehousing with a golf discount store in San Francisco & is the principal driving force behind the AASP concept. .... Robert R. Rosburg is a director of both companies. He has been a professional golfer since 1953 & a sportscaster on ABC Sports for golf broadcasts. He received a BA in Humanities from Stanford University. .... William Kilmer is a director of both companies & is a retired professional football player where he played with the San Francisco Forty Niners. He has toured as a public speaker & has served as a television analyst. He received a BA in Physical Education from UCLA. Financial Status (9/30/98) ---------------LVDG---------AASP---- * Does not include $2,500,000 equity infusion on 10/19/98. Recommendation I recommend LVDG for both midterm & long-term appreciation. LVDG's All-American SportPark is now open & has received rave reviews for its facilities & offerings. I've talked to people who have visited the park. I'm impressed that they uniformly say it's a fantastic place -- a wonderful experience -- a great place to have fun for parents & children alike. The comments I've gotten are as enthusiastic as those I get from people who see Epcot in Orlando for the first time -- that's a pretty good recommendation in itself. Perhaps the reason All-American Sport Park generates so much enthusiasm is that it's much more interactive than even Epcot. I love Epcot, but it doesn't let me drive fast in an authentic racing car environment -- it doesn't let me hit a baseball over the fence of a major league ballpark -- if you go to Las Vegas, by all means go to this park. LVDG shifted its emphasis to the SportPark. It's a winner, & holds much more promise than the sporting goods business. Working capital has been improved with a 15 year $13.5 million permanent debt financing with Nevada State Bank, & the sale of $2.5 million of its common stock to ASI Group, L.L.C., the investment group headed by Andre Agassi & Sunbelt Commu-nications, Inc. Here are some other things I like:
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