Catfish Hunter Plane Tied to Steinbrenner Cash Tears
A Jet Commander tied to Steinbrenner owned assets carried Jim Hunter, known as Catfish, from Lorain County to Ahoskie and on to New York and Tampa. The flight, tied to Hill Associates and Steinbrenner linked firms, reflects Hill bankruptcy woes with Yankees owner Steinbrenner named in ownership chains though not as an investor in the Hill case. The FAA records show registration changes from N100TH to N101GS as the craft moved through Cleveland, LaGuardia, and Tampa, with two unidentified men aboard after landing in New York.
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Russia
Ahoskie
Lorain County
Tion
Tom Hill
N.C
Hunter
Dallas
Tex
Hill Associates and Allied
LaGuardia Field
Cleveland Inves
New York
Tors
Tampa
Fla
Steinbrenner
Kinsmen Aeronautical Sores
Amhip
Jim
Catfish) Hunter
New York Yankees
George Steinbrenner
American Ship Building Co
Bowie Kuhn
Yankee
Chronicle-Telegram
Exxon Tops GM as U S Biggest Firm
Exxon Corp moved past General Motors to claim the No 1 U S corporate ranking in 1974 with sales of 45.8 billion and profits of 3.14 billion while GM posted 31.5 billion in sales and 0.95 billion in profits. The energy crisis and recession drove the shift. GM cut its dividend for the first time in 29 years. American Motors posted a loss for the quarter, Ford and Chrysler to report later. GM Chairman Murphy blamed higher costs and lagging price increases for the weak year. The Commerce Department noted construction spending fell 1 percent in 1974, the second yearly decline on record, with unemployment in building up to 30 percent at times. Housing starts in Atlanta reached 1.3 million after years above 2 million, with prospects improving as rates decline and mortgage money expands.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors
U.S
Exxon Corp
Exxon
American Motors Corp
Ford
Chrysler
Thomas A. Murphy
Murphy
Commerce Department
Atlanta
Housing and Urban Development
James T. Lynn
Youth charged in May Co holdup in Elyria
A 19 year old Elyria man, John Elwood Williams of 117 Waverly Street, was arrested by Lorain County detectives after being charged with aggravated robbery of a May Co store cashier. He pleaded innocent in Lorain Municipal Court, with a preliminary hearing set for February 13 and bond at 15000 dollars. Detectives identified him after reviewing hundreds of photos and say a second man drove the getaway car.
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Elyria
Ay Co
John Elwood Williams
Waverly St
Lorain County
Williams
Lorain
May Co
Sheriff's
Sears Roebuck and Co
Midway Mall
Sears
Laughing Sally Rand tours at age 70 in Cincinnati
A 70 year old Sally Rand, famed fan dancer from 1933, heads on a 40 week tour in Cincinnati this week. Fathelee Arruda entertains Oher Hulvey in a Fredericksburg nursing home, showcasing aging performance and care.
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Sally Rand
Cincinnati
Fathelee Arruda
Fredericksburg
Oher Hulvey
Ford warns cheap energy era ends amid living standard decline
President Ford and the Council of Economic Advisers warned Americans face a deeper drop in living standards, higher unemployment, and steadily rising energy costs. The 1976 budget and a 384 page economic report project a slow recovery in late 1975, with unemployment averaging about 8 percent, and domestic oil prices expected to stay high to spur investment in alternative energy. The report stresses policy must halt the production and employment decline while accepting higher energy prices.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Council of Economic Advisers
Ford Administration
Winter Storm Watch For Tonight And Tomorrow
A winter storm watch is in effect tonight and tomorrow with snow likely, possibly heavy at times. Low temperatures near 28, highs in the low 30s, and precipitation chances of 70 percent tonight and 60 percent tomorrow. Winds 10 to 20 mph from east to southeast.
Did Slasher borrow from TV Police Story for murders
AP reports LA murders sparked debate on media influence as a Police Story episode about a skid row killer coincided with real crimes. LAPD finds no link, producer Joseph Wambaugh agrees but notes criminals imitate on occasion. executive producer Stanley Kallis denies connection and says show handled violence cautiously.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Wambaugh
Abc-Tv
Mabel
Michael Learned
William Shatner
Hollywood
Stanley Kallis
Kallis
Jerry Ludwig
Strong earthquake rocks China near Bay of Korea
TOKYO AP reports a powerful quake struck the Liaotung peninsula near the Bay of Korea at 6 38 a m EDT. The Japanese Meteorological Agency recorded 7 6 on the Richter scale and noted a minor tremor on Kyushu. A Swedish institute located the quake on the north China coast near the Soviet border, with a U S agency suggesting a center near Hong Kong. Seismologist Dr Edward Walter of John Carroll University cited near identical readings and warned of massive potential damage comparable to the 1906 San Francisco quake.
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Tokyo
Liaotung Peninsula
China
Bay of Korea
Japan
Meteorological Agency
Kyushu
North China
U.S
Hongong
Edward Walter
John Carroll University
Cleveland
San Francisco
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Carol Beetler
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Gene Krebs
Sheffield
North Ridgeville
Storm Watch
George Washington
Gerald Ford
Shing
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