IRS cancels deal with C Arnholt Smith over tax lien
In a San Diego federal hearing, the IRS cancelled a 22.8 million tax lien arrangement with financier C Arnholt Smith and said he faced possible criminal charges for removing papers from a bank vault. The case remains largely under seal.
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San Diego
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
C. Arnholt Smith
U.S. District Court
Leland Nielsen
IRS
Smith
U.S
Nixon
U.S. National Bank
Westgate California Corp
California Democrat Manatt to headline Nucleus Club luncheon
Charles T. Manatt southern chairman of the California Democratic Party will be the featured speaker at the Nucleus Club noon luncheon in the Towne House Phoenix. He is a Los Angeles attorney active in campaigns for Mayor Tom Bradley Senators Tunney Cranston the Johnson Humphrey and McGovern Shriver tickets and the Kennedy campaign.
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Charles T. Manatt
California
Democratic Party
Nucleus Club
Pizarro
Towne House
Phoenix
Manatt
Los Angeles
Tom Bradley
Tunney and Cranston
Hungarian refugee to address Scottsdale forum on Hungary revolt
Tom Zsitvay, a Hungarian refugee living in Tucson, will speak at Scottsdale Community College about political conditions in Hungary during the 1950s that led to the Hungarian Revolt. The event, at 11:30 in Room E-115, includes a question and answer period and is open to the public.
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Tom Zsitvay
Tucson
Scottsdale Community College
Hungary
Eastern Canada Newsprint Strikes Cut Output and Raise Costs
Eastern Canada's paper industry faces a 370000 ton production loss and about 50 million dollars in costs due to strikes against three major companies since summer. Capacity fell to 95.4 percent, with 25 percent idled at peak. Negotiations continue in Montreal to avert further walkouts.
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Montreal
UPI
Canada
Canadian Pulp and Paper Association
CPPA
Newsprint Information Committee
New York
United Paperworkers International Union
Rock Toss Fatal Sparks Murder Petitions Lead County
A 15 year old admitted throwing a six inch rock that crashed through a pickup window on the Santa Ana Freeway striking Maria Lilian Camacho in the chest. Camacho died of a ruptured heart. Murder petitions were filed against four boys with the county Probation Department.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Maria Lilian Camacho
Santa Ana
County Probation Department
Enrollment shifts at Kiva Cocopah school system story
Enrollment gaps appear at Kiva while Cocopah passes 2000 students. Cocopah adopts staggered schedules for smoother transfers to Cherokee and to ease crowded playgrounds and cafeterias. Memorial plans honor Denise Keil, a Cocopah kindergartner killed last year.
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Kiva
Cocopah
Cherokee
Denise Keil
Gordon G. Arkley
E. Poinsettia Drive
Scottsdale
William Randall
School orientation dates adjusted for Apache district and Yavapai
Apache School reschedules parent orientation to Oct 3 and 4 due to Jewish holidays with separate times for grades. Yavapai hosts a Mothers Teas and a home room event, while other programs include Red Cross Health Aide training, PTA meetings, and a pilot math program. Community activities include Girl Scouts calendars and church anniversary events.
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Westgate California
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Sue McFarland
Bobbye Gray
Kaibab
Tonto
Mohave
Pueblo
John Wilson
68Th St
Cub Scout
Pack 541
David Munro
E. Sahuaro
Marvin Woodfill
N. 64Th Pl
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E. Desert Cove
Hentz
Gordon Tucker
Buena Vista
Darleen Bittinger
Larry Conrad
PTA
Red Cross
al Scharf
Yavapai
Frank Schilling
Bob Reichard
Supai
Arizona
Mary Wright
del Merrill
Darlene Hart
E. Loma Land
Los Arcos United Methodist Church
James McCormick
Yavapai School
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