HUD halts GAC sale to fix stockholder report
GAC Properties faces a 15 day deadline to reconcile debits and credits in its stockholders report before the sale of its subsidiaries GAC Finance and Stuyvesant Insurance Co. can proceed. HUD fears possible failure to meet year end commitments. Dudley noted Arizona holdings include Rio Rico, Empire Ranch, and a subdivision near Kligman. next stockholders meeting in Washington may shape action.
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GAC Properties, Inc
Canot
Department of Housing and Urban Development
GAC
James Dudley
Washington
Dudley
GAC, Finance and Stuyvesant Insurance Co
HUD
Arizona
Rio Rico
Nogales
Empire Ranch
Sonoita
Kligman
Senate OKs school tax refinancing plan with sales tax boost
Phoenix lawmakers tentatively approve a bill raising a one cent general sales tax and corporate tax gains to fund school refinancing. The plan includes a $15 per person food tax credit for 1975 returns. Formal approval expected, House action pending, conference committee to draft final version before year end.
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Phoenix
Senate
House
Douglas
Holsclaw
Tucson
Timhering
Parent says operation injured son
AP report from Phoenix says David G. Yates filed a 2 million damage suit in Maricopa County Superior Court alleging Mesa Lutheran Hospital and two physicians were negligent during exploratory abdominal surgery nine days after the infant son was born. The child, now 2 years old, allegedly suffered brain damage as a result.
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Phoenix
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
David G. Yates
Maricopa County
Delayed opening of SP crossing at S 9th Ave and W 6th St
The reopening of the Southern Pacific crossing stalled by signaling disputes between the City Traffic Department and SP. A stop sign blocking the tracks drew SP objections, while city officials argued it is safe with train warning signals in place.
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Southern Pacific
S. Sth Ave
W. 6Th Street
Southern Pacific Railroad
S. 9Th Ave
W. 6Th St
Edward Cook
Cook
Suh Avenue
Arizona considers mandatory abortion reporting system
Dr. Ted Baum of the Arizona State Health Department outlined a proposed cooperative program with the Arizona Medical Association to require reporting of abortions in the state. If approved, public hearings would precede operation, with potential start by next July. Baum estimated 5,000 to 10,000 abortions annually amid rising abortion numbers since the Supreme Court ruling.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Ted Baum
Maternal and Child Health
State Health Department
State Board of Health
Baum
Arizona Medical Association
U.S. Supreme Court
Youth, 19, leaps from Golden Gate Bridge into death
A 19 year old man dropped his wallet on the Golden Gate Bridge, warned two teen girls they “don’t belong here,” then jumped from the span. The coroner identified him as Joe B. Jentrick. 504th self inflicted death from the bridge. Body not recovered.
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San Francisco
UPI
Golden Gate Bridge
Leaper
Joe B. Jentrick
Mis
Gasoline thefts rise amid fuel shortage and hoarding
Police notes show gasoline thefts rose from eight in March to seventy three by early July amid a fuel shortage. Most thefts occurred at self service stations as motorists left without paying and cans stored at homes were targeted. Officers urge locking caps and anti siphon devices to deter thefts.
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Stanley Benjamin
Benjamin
Marijuana sale ends in shooting on E 22nd and Houghton
A 26 year old would be drug dealer was shot in the leg and robbed of 220 pounds of marijuana yesterday. He was treated at St Marys Hospital and released after the 1 30 p m shooting. Deputies say four men planned to buy the marijuana from him and one produced a pistol to fire. The victim cannot be identified to avoid harming the investigation. Police seek a green 1967 Plymouth.
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Sheriff's Deputies
St. Mary’s Hospital
E. 22Nd St
Houghton Road
Ruling Expected On PCC Board Election Challenge
Superior Court Commissioner James Carruth will decide today whether to uphold the vote nullification of Macarie Saldate to the Pima Community College board or order a new election. A redo appears unlikely before Saldate's term ends January 1 due to a 45 day process, leaving Feb or later.
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Superior Court
James Carruth
Macarie Saldate
Pima Community College Board of Governors
Carruth
Saldate
Howard Goldwyn
Principal Splits Duties Between Two Tucson Schools
Richard L. Martinez serves as half-time principal at Davis School and Safford School in Tucson District 1. He travels daily between campuses guiding about 300 students while district officials monitor enrollment and financial viability.
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Tucson District 1
Martinez
Davis
W. St. Mary's Road
Safford
S. St. Ave
Davis and
Thomas L. Lee
Lee
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