Airlines turn to leasing to acquire fleets of aircraft
The aviation industry increasingly leases aircraft rather than owning them. In 1970 the average net value of leased planes exceeded 1.5 billion dollars with 1971 reflecting further gains. ITT Leasing Corp. and C I T Leasing Corp. note a rising trend as prices soar and tax laws favor leasing.
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C.I.T. Leasing Corp
Caribbean Airways
Tt ‘Financial Service Company
Trans/American
Eastern
Chester C. Goss
C.A.B
Goss
Engineer joins Air Pollution Appeals Board
Leroy Rose an engineer at Armco Steel Corp and residing at 3712 Fiesta Way was appointed by city commissioners to the Air Pollution Control Appeals Board replacing John Halbig whose term expired. Halbig declined reappointment after 31 years at Armco to enter private consulting. Commissioners also reappointed Ron Trowbridge Mildred Conn and Marty Miller to the Golf Course Advisory Board.
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Leroy Rose
Fiesta Way
Armco Steel Corp
Air Pollution Control Appeals Board
John Halbig
Riverview Ave
Jane Halbig
Halbig
Ron Trowbridge
Mildred Conn
Marty Miller
Keating Snubbed as GOP Governors Race Rumors Rise
U S Representative William Keating, linked to the 1974 Republican governor bid, met with fundraisers and party backers in Columbus. The Cincinnati figures Gordon Scherer and Keating hosted the event, which drew about 100 guests but excluded state senators amid speculations involving Senator Donald Lukens and backing from Senator Robert Taft Robio.
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Columbus
Ohio
U. S
William Keating
Keating
Gordon Scherer
Scherer
Cincinnati
Donald Lukens
R-4
Middletown
Lukens
Roger Cloud
John Gilligan
Robert Taft
Robio
Taft
James Rhodes
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Patricia
Barbara
Peor
Ngineer
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Harry’s
Verity Parkway
Dupont