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          result of advice received by Mr. Schoenecker that restructuring             
          of BI to transfer the real estate it owned to Mr. Schoenecker was           
          advisable.                                                                  
               From the time of its incorporation in 1978, no dividends               
          were declared by GSI until its fiscal year 1990.  On May 18,                
          1990, GSI transferred and paid dividends in cash to Larry of                
          $85,097.96 and to Mr. Schoenecker of $4,915,899.25, and                     
          transferred real estate located at 7625 Bush Lake Road valued at            
          $1,950,000 to Mr. Schoenecker and real estate located at 7630               
          Bush Lake Road valued at $2,400,000 to Mr. Schoenecker.  The real           
          estate transferred by GSI to Mr. Schoenecker was the property in            
          which the business offices of GSI and BI were located.  The cash            
          dividend from GSI to Mr. Schoenecker was paid out of cash                   
          dividends from BI to GSI and enabled Mr. Schoenecker to have                
          readily available funds with which to pay the taxes resulting               
          from the dividend paid to him in real estate.                               
               BI is engaged, and has been since its incorporation, in the            
          business of business incentive awards, which awards are primarily           
          merchandise and travel given by the clients of BI to their                  
          customers in return for stamps or certificates and as promotions            
          by BI's clients.  Approximately 60 percent of the revenues of BI            
          in 1990 came from its incentive awards activities.  However, BI             
          is also engaged in communication, media, direct mail, print,                
          theater, and video work, and approximately 16 percent of its                





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