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SEC Lindner cos single largest filers new issues securities U.S. Lindner accused self-dealing in corporations his control closely assoc w Michael Milken & others in junk bond field to extent his financial insts invested in the junk bonds of others.

Whereas Lindner cos & fin insts once op on conservative, cautious principles later became involved riskier ventures Lindner insurance companies began invest junk bonds and other Lindner cos began issue junk bonds.

Lindner, who said an early loan from Isaac Wolfson inspired him to never forget his gratitude to the Jewish people, donated to such causes in multiple occasions

Although Lindner devout Baptist,considered one of the largest non-Jewish donors to org Jewish community in U.S. named Man of the Year by United Jewish Appeal, and recipient Tree of Life Award for Jewish Natl Fund, largest non-Jewish purchaser of Israel Bonds.

president of Great American Insurance; president of American Annuity Group & senior executive vice president of American Money Management; former official at Chiquita.

Lindner founded the cornerstone of his financial empire, American Financial Corp. (later American Financial Group), in 1959. From 1961 until co went private 1980, American Financial's portfolio made > 60 X its original investment diversified banks, insurance & industries.

Lindner's father opened one of the nation's first cash-and-carry milk and dairy stores, in Norwood. That launched what became the United Dairy Farmers convenience store chain. Lindner began to direct UDF. mid-1960s, left UDF to Robert's direction, chain more than 100 stores.

Lindner, along with brothers Robert and Richard and sister Dorothy, helped his parents in a succession of dairy businesses, first in Dayton and then in Cincinnati. He never finished high school because he was so busy.

Carl Henry Lindner Jr. was born in Dayton in 1919 but spent much of his youth in Norwood, a blue-collar suburb of Cincinnati. As he made his wealth, he moved to Indian Hill, where most of Cincinnati's rich and famous live.

1992, Lindner suffered losses of $560 million at Great American Communications and $284 million at Chiquita, leading to a $77 million loss at American Financial. In 1993, Lindner filed for "prepackaged" bankruptcy to restructure debts of Great American Communications.

Lindner was publicity-shy, yet he held a fundraiser for presidential candidate George H.W. Bush at his home in 1988. He also played host to Bush and Francois Mitterrand, at the time the president of France, at his vacation home in Ocean Reef, Fla., later that month.

some critics considered him a ruthless takeover artist. He made millions in the 1970s and '80s by investing, then retreating, from cos. An alleged attempt by Lindner to take over Gannett Co. prompted former Gannett chairman Al Neuharth to call him a "shark in sheep's clothing."

owned, or held substantial investments in, Charter Co., marketer of fuel to electric utilities; Chiquita Brands Intl Inc., world's largest food producers; and Great American Insurance Co.

Cincinnati financier had diverse empire American Financial Group experience running the family dairy store to build a business empire whose reach included baseball, banks & bananas publicly traded financial-holding co

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