Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 19

Reno Evening Gazette Wednesday, August 21, 197419 Arlington Towers tax bill prompts suit VALUABLE properties, with Arlington Towers perhaps the best known. The elder Cavanaugh died last October in an automobile accident. and William and Barbara Thornton. Cavanaugh Sr. and his son were involved for.

many years in the development of residential and commercial property and $2 million in punitive damages. Plaintiffs in the suit are John E. Cavanaugh Margery E. Cavanaugh, administrator of the Cavanaugh estate, COIT DRAPERY PERFECTION CASH CARRY wu.h $2.49 TAKE DOWN REHANG t.rwu.h $2.99 2-PC Suits I 1 Mies' Mei's ilin pertise in federal and international tax matters. In addition, the suit says two of the attorneys had acquired an interest in the Arlington Towers Apartments, an Illinois partnership which was the beneficiary of a trust agreement headed by Zell.

This financial interest breached the relationship between the Cavanaughs and their attorneys, the suit says. i It also says Zell promised, during negotiations over the sale, that a substantial portion of the sale price would be tax free. That wasn't the case, the suit says. The suit asks return of the LORENTZEU IG Slacks la-lit' Min'i plain ISIAIIISNED SINCE IMS 7-TROUDLE-? ROOT-O-MATIC SEWER ioiihs UNPLUGGED COMPLETE ELECTRICAL DE-R00TIN6 EQUIPMENT MORE BETTER 79' 1.69 Dresses The family of the late John E. Cavanaugh Sr.

has filed suit in Washoe District Court claiming they and the former Reno area developer were misled in the sale of the Arlington Towers apartment complex. The suit names as defendants Chicago attorney Samuel Zell, who bought the massive complex in 1969, and an Illinois law firm that advised the Cavanaughs. It says the family sold Arlington Towers only on the condition that certain tax Results would accrue to them for the sale, and that the attorneys promised such results. But last January, the Internal Revenue Service came knocking with a tax bill in excess of $100,000, the suit says. The plaintiffs say they hired the law firm of Levenfeld, Kanter, Baskes and Lippitz precisely because it claimed ex- mi 4 SHIRTS LAUNDERED WITH YOUR OUT CLEANING 1.00 1 HELP aERVICE 323-6869 Republican 27th Assembly District CALIF.

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The classes will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday at the new education building at the University of Nevada, Reno. The building fronts on Evans Avenue, and that is the only entrance. Election board members need attend only one of the five classes. Candidates and the public are also welcome to attend, Howard said.

Washoe County has about 1,000 election board members to man 243 precinct voting spots. However, Howard said alternate board members also are needed for work on a standby basis on primary election Sept. 3. Volunteers may call the county registrar's office and leave their telephone numbers where they can be contacted, Howard said. Son Marco 3 PC.

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