If you only watch footage of one defunct amusement park, make it Pacific Ocean Park, an expensive, ocean-themed park just outside of LA that was the Pepsi to Disneyland's coke until it closed in 1967.
(The now-defunct Ma Maison never quite made it into the pantheon -- the food, perhaps, being too good).
She recalls that it was run by African Americans although it may have been Chinese owned, and, now defunct, it made its run from about 1962 through 1978.
The deficits could be lessened if the city gets repayments of loans it made to jump-start its defunct redevelopment agency decades ago, but it may have to sue the state to get them since Sacramento officials have said they don't plan to make those reimbursements, Ochoa said.
Among the new revelations, which Isis did not intend, are efforts to make defunct surface-to-air missiles operational again by replacing thermal batteries – a feat that has so far been beyond the capabilities of other terror groups.
"To be brutal about it, the equity of Factory is death," Mr. Savage said, referring to Factory Records, the now-defunct label that made its name with Joy Division.
Now you can call it defunct.
There is really, as you quickly discovered, only one joke to be made about defunct beige gizmos that once topped every Christmas list: what did we see in them?
ALTHOUGH the final assignments have not been made, a defunct Agriculture Department's various jobs in inspections, regulations and trade promotions would be taken over by other state agencies, Ms. Stainton said.
The rights to old movies, especially ones made by defunct studios, can be difficult and expensive to untangle.
It's just one more thing that makes you feel defunct".
