Three proposals eyed to pull Marineland from red
Marineland in San Marino faces financial strain with options floated by parent Hollywood Park Inc. to salvage value. Proposals include selling Marineland outright, divesting the facility but keeping real estate, or a partnership with an investor ready to invest around six million dollars. Company earnings for the year ended March 1 1972 were 2.4 million on 194 million revenue, down from the prior year due to Marineland issues.
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Agreement ends REA strike call
NEW YORK REA Express Co officials said an tentative agreement had been reached on a new contract with the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks. Union representatives had cancelled all strike threats as 42 000 REA employees had worked the past two months without a contract. The pact would extend through December 31, details to follow after ratification.
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