New Gibraltar receiver sought amid Gibraltar Savings case
PHOENIX A court petition for a new receiver was to be filed if questions on receivership counsel and procedures in the Gibraltar Savings and Loan bankruptcy were not settled by noon today. Attorney General Darrell Smith set the deadline in a telegram to Judge Charles Stidham, expressing dissatisfaction and proposing Franklin Stowell replace B C McCullum. Gibraltar was placed in receivership Aug 9 with FSLIC appointed as receiver.
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Phoenix
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Gibraltar Savings and Loan Association
Atty
Darrell Smith
Superior Court
Charles Stidham
Smith
Gibraltar
Franklin Stowell
B.C. McCullum
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Stock Market Averages Falls Amid Mixed Trading
Stock averages slipped with the industrials down 3.65 and the rail index up 0.89 as traders weighed gains and losses among major issues. A summary of listed stocks shows widespread activity with names such as American Can American Motors AT&T Ford General Electric General Motors and U.S. Steel among the movers.
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Dan Jones
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Alcon
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Arizona Pub, Snc
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Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Douglas Aircraft
DuPont
Eastman
Emerson
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Frontier
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
T&t
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Kennecott
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
New York Central
Amn
Ava
Owens Illinois
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Pepsico
RCA “Air Rexall
San Diego
G&e
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Southern Pacific
Sperry
Rand
Standard of
Calif
Texaco
Union Oil
U.S. Steel
Webb
Trial of Pvt James Joangas ends in military panel ruling
An Army private who refused orders to Viet Nam faced a conus panel hearing. The proceedings, mirroring another case, resulted in a sentence of three years at hard labor for the accused on charges tied to desertion and submarine-like offenses.
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Michigan teachers strike threatens 21 000 students in three towns
In Debroit Grand Rapids Traverse City and Riverview along with Henry Ford Community College contract talks sparked disruptions affecting about 21 000 students. Mediators joined Traverse City negotiations while Riverview postponed classes and delayed enrollment at Henry Ford Community College.
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UPI
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Grand Rapids
Traverse City
Traverse City “Education Association
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Riverview
Michigan Education Association
Henry Ford Community .College
Dearborn
Atien
Ronald E Neff obituary and funeral plans announced
Ronald Earle Neff 42 died Tuesday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Funeral Saturday at 11 a.m. Green Acres Mortuary with burial at Green Acres cemetery. Rev David Ellsworth to officiate. Survivors include wife Benny of Scottsdale two sisters Marcella Floyd and Janice Jackson and half brother Richard Hedges. He had worked for the Health area office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and served in World War I. Neff was born in Bluffton Indiana and lived in Scottsdale since 1962.
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Ronald Earle Neff
Good Samaritan Hospital
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Scottsdale Methodist Church
Green Acres Cemetery
Friends ‘May
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Arizona Quarterhorse
McCune Money Suit Under Study
Superior Court Judge Warren McCarthy had under advisement motions on unpaid bills for Walker McCune’s $5.6 million Phoenix home. Contractors sued to obtain payment for work on the Sugar Loaf Hill house. McCune says overcharging occurred. McCarthy previously ruled for five other firms who filed suits last November.
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State financed CAP project stirs feasibility debate and funding
A proposed state financed CAP project faces feasibility questions as officials discuss securing federal support for water integration in Central Arizona. Governor Goddard notes updated studies show financial and engineering viability while agencies lack final approvals for two dams.
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Wal
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Orork
Meir
Colorado
Arizona
Goddard
Blast at Badger Ordnance Works Injures Several in Baraboo
An explosion ripped through a gunpowder line at the Badger Ordnance Works in Baraboo Wisconsin injuring several workers. Four doctors treated the injured at the scene and at St Clare's hospital with some taken to Madison. The fire was controlled within an hour and the plant was reopening after a wartime powder shortage.
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Baraboo
Wis
Barahoo
Sauk City
Defense’ Department
Olin-Mathieson Chemical Co
Scottsdale candidates set for Wednesday event
Charles Garland and Don Palmer along with Joe Samsill are scheduled to attend, joined by Sarah Folsom a state superintendent candidate, at a Scottsdale gathering. The forum aims to discuss local issues and public service.
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Charles Garland
Don Palmer
Superior Court
Joe Samsill
Scottsdale
Sarah Folsom
Superintendent of Public Instruction
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