Fun Valley plans collapse heath in Hutchinson promoter
Milton Verret a 31 year old Texas promoter abandoned plans to buy Fun Valley west of Hutchinson after a string of escalated demands. He faced bond and liquid asset requirements before a potential bankruptcy sale, noting the owner Larry Brown spent far more on the project than its current value. Verret suggested he would bid in a bankruptcy sale but doubted paying more than one million dollars.
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Tax shelters and IRS rules explained for investors
A primer on tax shelters warns they can trigger costly IRS scrutiny if losses are declared or profits arise. It discusses potential tax consequences of transferring ownership, selling for token amounts, or defaulting on large loans, and urges consultation with a lawyer or financial planner before entering any shelter. Public service ad from Customized Accounting Service in Garden City Kansas.
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Deadly Encounter film stars helicopter not Hagman
CBS counters escapism with Deadly Encounter a rapid action yarn led by Larry Hagman and a helicopter The film showcases aerial stunts rather than script quality Hagman plays Sam Hooten former Vietnam ace who runs a helicopter service in Mexico He is drawn into helping his ex flame Chris and the aerial sequence is the main attraction while the dialogue remains weak.
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Merv Griffin Show shifting to daytime on KTTV
In Los Angeles Metromedia Inc. will move The Merv Griffin Show from 9 p.m. to 4 p.m. starting January 3 after talks with Griffin’s team. KTTV program director Don Tillman cites the network strategy, not ratings, as the reason. Murray Schwartz of Merv Griffin Productions confirms the decision.
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