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Eoe Angles SimesThu May 31. 1979-Pirt III 21 EARNINGS ROUNDUP Food Fair Suffers $117 Million Loss I yca r.zv.n 1 In mar with 26H p.p. rptum. Our (Inpnolal partnort htv con- aletontty don BETTER than that. Wa hava room lor an additional I llnanolal partnar In a unlt I praktat to bum In N.

Hlywd. 1 Call Mr. 8am Allman Allman Assoc. Ws213t78-1434il-y 1 41D For the three months ended May 4, the Los Angeles-based company reported profits of $2.6 million, or 76 cents per share, including a $1.4 million extraordinary gain resulting primarily from tax credits. Net income for the like 1978 quarter was $2.3 million, or 30 cents per share, including a $1.3 million extraordinary gain.

Revenues for the three months increased to $71.4 million from $66 million a year earlier. $251,000 extraordinary credit Revenues for the 52 weeks rose to $368.1 million from $334.2 million. Hartfield Zodys Hartfield Zodys Inc. reported record first quarter sales and profits, noting that its retail operations posted a 12 increase in revenues while pretax profits were nearly triple those for the like 1978 quarter. Slmplu Interest $100,000 minimum C.D.'s Term: six months to one year Limited availability Interest will be paid quarterly by check or can be accumulated.

No broker's commission or fees. Federal regulations require a substantial interest penalty for early withdrawal. PROGRESSIVE GAMBLING LICENSE mim, ir SAVIbMCsS BY STEVE SEILER Tim Miff Wffltr Food Fair Inc. Wednesday reported, a net loss of $117 million on revenues of $1 billion for the 28 weeks ended Feb. 10.

The Philadelphia-based supermarket chain, which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Act since last October, did not issue figures for the year-ago period. For the 12 weeks ended April 7, Food Fair had an operating profit from continuing operations of $1.3 million on sales of $243 million, but after subtracting interest payments and expenses connected with bankruptcy proceedings, Food Fair expects to report a loss, said Grant C. Gentry, president. Thriftimart Thriftimart Inc. said unproved productivity and operating efficiencies companywide and upgraded merchandising and advertising programs resulted in increased sales and profits for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ended March 25.

For the fourth quarter, the Los Angeles-based supermarket operator reported earnings of $1 million, or $1.15 per share ($1.11 diluted), on sales of $87 million. For the same three months of 1978, Thriftimart posted profits of $606,000, or 68 cents per share (67 cents diluted), on sales of $77.9 million. For the fiscal year the company said profits increased to $4.5 million, or $5.04 per share ($4.86 diluted), from $3.6 million, or 4.08 per share ($3.87 diluted), last year, including a rill AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Aaielt ovsr $157,000,000 EXECUTIVE OFFICE: 2121 West Main Street, Alhambra 91801 Call Mrs. F. Ryblckl (213) 283-9424 or 289-9141 Continued from 14th Page lesser employes were charged by the Clark County district attorney's office and income tax evasion charges were brought against at least one individ-nal in federal court.

However, Glick and other Nevada gambling licensees remained untouched until the complaint filed Wednesday by the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Click's Nevada operations, heavily laced with Teamster pension fund loans, have been under fire for more than a year by federal grand jury probes and strike force attorneys as well as Nevada gaming officials. Federal attorneys have charged in court documents that Spilotro was a hidden owner in Argent Corp. However, no significant federal charges have been brought against Spilotro. Control board attorney Philip Pro said Wednesday the administrative complaint signed by Reid did not amount to criminal charges.

He said it could mean anything from complicity in the alleged skimming operation to just bad management. Of the corporations named in the complaint Alkath Corp. is the parent company of Argent which is the parent company of Karat Inc. which is the operating company of the Stardust and Fremont Hotels. Glick recently notified Nevada gaming officials he is negotiating to sell his Nevada properties and wishes to get out of the gambling business.

A management firm headed by Al Sachs and Herb Tobman, men who operated the Stardust Hotel prior to Glide's purchase, recently took over the Stardust and Fremont hotels under a management contract. Sachs has authority to hire, fire and control day-to-day operations. He also has a first right of refusal to buy the resorts if Glick's agreement to sell to Fred and Ed Doumani falls through. The Dou-mani brothers also are owners of the Tropicana Hotel on the Las Vegas strip. ON V.I.P.

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