Emprise suit targets Sports Illustrated publisher Time Inc
The Emprise Corp of Buffalo files a $50 million libel suit in Erie County against Time Inc the publisher of Sports Illustrated over a May 29 1972 issue. The cover photo and caption allegedly implied Louis M Jacobs led a Mafia type sports organization and that Emprise and Jacobs received large concessions in exchange for bribes. The suit seeks 15 million in compensatory damages and 16 million punitive for Emprise and 3 million compensatory for Jeremy and Max Jacobs.
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Fat Overweight Weight Loss Urges No-Question Guarantee
An advertisement touts Odrinex as a safe fat loss pill used nationwide for 14 years. It claims tiny tablets curb appetite without dieting or special exercise and offers a money back guarantee if ugly fat isn’t lost, with Revco as the retailer.
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Tucson considering new city pool admission fees
Parks Director Gene Reid says the city studies reintroducing pool admission charges to cover vandalism costs amounting to several thousands of dollars this year. A registration program with ID cards is also under study as an alternative to fees.
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Borozan urges voters to reelect GOP council slate
Tucson City Council member Michael Borozan campaigns at a County Republican Club luncheon, urging voters to return Jerry Myers Ray Castillo and himself to the council to finish GOP goals. He cites tax cuts, expanded services, and regional city halls as key achievements and addresses annexation concerns.
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City official accepts federal post in Washington
Philip J. James acting city community relations director for nearly a year has re signed to take a federal government job in Washington D C. No replacement for the $16 000 a year position was announced. James became acting director on Sept 5 after William Cobbledick resigned after five months. He had been an administrative assistant to the City Council. James did not disclose the new federal post.
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Ambulance inspectors expand reach with Tucson branch
A southern Arizona arm of the Arizona Corporation Commission opens a Tucson investigation office at 41a W Congress to handle complaints commendations and requests for ambulance inspections. The move aims to improve statewide service coordination though it is not tied to a local dispute between Tucson Fire Department and Kord's Ambulance Service.
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Udall Reappointed to Arizona Agricultural Relations Board
Jesse A. Udall, retired Arizona Supreme Court justice from Tempe, has been reappointed to the state Agricultural Employment Relations Board.
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Court for labor disputes proposed by Rep. Rhodes
Representative Rhodes proposes a five member federal court to oversee labor management disputes. The panel would supervise collective bargaining and halt strikes for 80 days, then hold hearings and issue a binding judgment if no settlement occurs. The president would appoint the court, which could join a case at either party’s request or if the attorney general deems national interest at risk.
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Youths win public exclusion suit in Graham Day case
A federal judge ruled the Secret Service cannot exclude people from public presidential appearances for dress or political beliefs, while allowing safety to justify keeping some away. The civil suit, brought by 14 youths, contends a Charlotte Coliseum crowd control incident on October 14, 1971, during Billy Graham Day violated rights. trial ordered, date unspecified.
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Weymann urges city growth plan for Tucson
Barbara Weymann, Democratic candidate for City Council Ward 6, urges an urban development corporation and a land use tax to guide planned growth. She backs a reconstituted planning commission representing all community segments and calls for ending sensational slogans to keep discussions constructive.
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Kiwanis Club
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