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"Eddie Cantor's Great Neck Estate - There were 10 acres, containing 17 rooms and a 5 car garage with 541 ft. frontage. Eddie built the house of his dreams in the late 20s in Great Neck, Long Island. Then the stock market crashed in 1929, and Eddie lost everything. He couldn't afford to live in his two-year old mansion and went to work in the movies in Hollywood. The house was left empty (well, not quite empty--a lot of his furniture remained.) After years of paying taxes on his home with no buyers for it (don't forget--it was the Depression), he had to sell the land, and the gorgeous house was demolished. This is a rare glimpse into the house that Eddie built." From EddieCantor.com

"GRUMMAN - The F-14's demise ... On a cloudy day in the nation's capital in April of 1989, Defense Secretary Dick Cheney sat behind a dark wooden table ... and made an announcement that would strike at the heart of the Long Island economy. Testifying before the House Armed Services Committee, Cheney revealed that  ... the Pentagon no longer would buy ... the F-14. ... For years, the F-14 line had been Grumman's largest and most important program, employing a quarter of the company's 20,000 workers through the '70s and '80s,... It was so crucial, not only to Grumman but to the entire Long Island economy ..." see the entire story at LIHistory.com