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Final Vid part 6 of 6Wall Street Journalonline.wsj/article/SB12414... Victorville model homes being demolished.BREAKING NEWS Developing: Another bank will begin the tear down of 20 Temecula homes in Southern California.NEW HOMES DEMOLISHEDBy Patrick Thatcher, staff writer for, Daily PressVictorville- The housing collapse is taking a literal form for one bankrupt housing development. Four model homes and 12 nearly finished spec homes at Bear Valley Road and Highway 395 are being demolished.The developer filed bankruptcy about 18 months ago and the foreclosed property went to Guaranty Bank in Irvine.A Guaranty Bank official, Real Estate Officer Dean Smith, said they were facing daily fines from the city of Victorville if they didnt do something with the homes and property that not up to code. He said it was a choice of pumping their own money into property site improvements and additional money to bring the home up to code or tear down the 16 homes.Smith said the bank is not in the building or land development business and because of the current housing market does not see anything happening with the property for at least five years.Our only option is to either proceed with putting more than a million bucks into the land, which weve already taken a huge hit on and lost a lot of money, or, we tear down the houses, Smith said.He said the builder put up the homes before completing the site improvements and failed to have enough money to finish roads, walls, and other improvements that bring the community into code.Everything just fell apart at that point and we cant sell homes that are not up to code, Smith said.He said the city of Victorville fined the bank once because the home are out of code and would have faced daily fines if Guaranty didnt do something with the vacant houses. There are still substantial dollars that need to be put into the land before the city of Victorville will give certificates of occupancy on the houses and the bank isnt willing to put forward that amount of money, Smith said.He said the homes are a liability to Guaranty and that all of them are heavily vandalized inside and out with broken glass everywhere.Our projections are that those houses would sit the way they are for at least five years, what would they be worth then? Smith said.He said once the homes are demolished the property will be put on the market again. Calls to the developer were not returned.Patrick Thatcher may be reached at 760-951-6227 or at pthatcher@VVDailyPressPart 5 Videocom/watch?v=ZsgOaC...

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BusinessMoney Minute: Wall Street, Concord, RefcoMoney Minute: Wall Street, Concord, RefcoThe Associated PressStocks closed an abbreviated session mixed Thursday after some uneven economic data: news of a contraction in the nation's services sector and a tame reading on employment. (July 3)[Notes:ANCHOR VOICE] Stocks closed an abbreviated session mixed Thursday after some uneven economic data: news of a contraction in the nation's services sector and a tame reading on employment. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 73 points to 11,289. The Standard&Poor's 500 index rose 1, to 1,263 nad the Nasdaq composite index fell 6, to 2,245.---------------------------------- --------- Phillip Bennett, the former chief executive of Refco Inc. has been sentenced to 16 years in prison for a financial cover-up that brought down one of the world's largest commodities brokerages.Refco went public in August 2005 and for bankruptcy just weeks later after disclosing that a $430 million debt owed to Refco by a firm controlled by Bennett had been concealed. ---------------------------------------- ---------A French judge has ordered Continental Airlines and five people to stand trial on charges of manslaughter for the 2000 crash of a Concorde jet that killed 113 people.The investigators say the crash was caused in part by a titanium strip from a Continental Airlines DC-10 that was lying on the runway. The inquiry also determined the Concord's tanks lacked sufficient protection from shock _ and that Concorde's makers had been aware of the problem since 1979. ___ ___, The Associated Press.(****END****)

BusinessMoney Minute: Oil Falls, Pickens, MPAAMoney Minute: Oil Falls, Pickens, MPAAThe Associated PressCrude oil sank by $2.54 to $122.19 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange Tuesday. Oil has now fallen more than $25 from its trading high of $147.27, reached July 11. (July 29)AP Money MinuteThe Motion Picture Association of America is suing two Web sites saying they make it easy for consumers to illegally download movies.The MPAA filed copyright infringement suits against F-o-m-d-b dot com and Movierumor.The association says the sites profit from advertising while posting links to pirated movies as recent as "The Dark Knight" and "The X-Files: I Want to Believe," which are still in theaters.-------------------------Oil prices have tumbled to their lowest level in seven weeks. Crude oil sank by $2.54 to $122.19 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Oil has now fallen more than $25 from its trading high of $147.27, reached July 11. The Energy Dept says demand for oil in the U.S. continues to fall, dropping by 891,000 barrels per day in May compared the same month a year ago.---------------------Billionaire investor T. Boone Pickens has dumped his holdings in Yahoo over the way the Internet company's management handled sales talks with Microsoft. Pickens told the San Francisco Chronicle that he sold all 10 million of his Yahoo shares. He's declining to quantify his losses, but he acquired his stake in mid-May when Yahoo was trading between $24 and $28 per share. Yahoo's stock price hasn't climbed above $22.50 for the past week, meaning Pickens probably lost tens of millions of dollars.I'm Mark Hamrick with AP Money Minute(****END****)

The federal budget deficit soared in July, pushed higher by economic stimulus payments and $15 billion in outlays to protect depositors at failed banks.(Aug. 12)

BusinessMoney Minute: Delta; Oil, BatmanMoney Minute: Delta; Oil, BatmanThe Associated PressDelta Air Lines will offer broadband Internet access on its entire domestic fleet by the middle of next year. The AP's David Melendy reports on that and the rest of Tuesday's business headlines. (Aug. 5)AP Money MinuteDelta Air Lines will offer broadband Internet access on its entire domestic fleet by the middle of next year. Delta said Wi-Fi service will be offered to customers traveling throughout the continental U.S., but it won't be cheap. A flat fee of $9.95 will be charged on flights of three hours or less, and $12.95 on flights of more than three hours.------------------------Oil prices slid further on widening expectations that the slumping economy will keep eroding consumer demand for gasoline and other petroleum products. Light, sweet crude fell $2.85 to close at $118.56 a barrel. Crude has closed lower in six of the last nine sessions and is 18 percent off its all-time high above $147 reached July 11.----------------------Add another entry for "The Dark Knight" in Hollywood's record books: The Batman sequel has climbed past $400 million at the box office in just 18 days, the fastest pace ever. Jeff Goldstein, general sales manager for Warner Bros., said the film hit the mark in less than half the time it took for the previous record-holder, "Shrek 2," which crossed the $400 million level on its 43rd day of release.I'm David Melendy with AP Money Minute(****END****)

Bear Stearns bailout slams stocks, airlines raise fares, GM recalls more than 200,00 sedans for a fire risk. The AP's Mark Hamrick recaps Friday's business headlines. (March 14)

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