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I LANSTON TYPE COMPANY I GERALD GIAMPA I
¶ COBBLESTONE PRESS made a massive expansion upstairs. Malik, a wealthy East Indian merchant was Giampa's initial landlord of these premises. Previous to Giampa's moving in Malik ran a small boutique gift shop in this store.
Years later Malik was charged as the chief terrorist in the Lockerbee bombing. All lives were lost in the explosion. Note: The court case is now under way after 18 years. I think it may be time for someone to pay for this crime.
I think Mike Parker, typographer, printing historian, may have lost his father in this bombing. At least that is my understanding.
In any event this was when Cobblestone Press began carve itself a name as a household word. Giampa rented twenty-five bus bench backs for advertising and ran a steady radio campaign.
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¶ THIS LOCATIONS was previously occupied by the brains behind the Lockerbee bombing. Allegedly that is, this case is still before the courts at the time of this writing. Two shops to the right of this was a small shop where original Tesla manuscripts were found.
I have no patience for people like Malik, that is, if he is guilty. In fact I have run short of patience as of late.
Maybe we change the topic.