Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 28

QJ)r Aricona Built Sar Page Eight Section Tucson, Monday, December 31, 1984 Mountain dwellers not giving up COIN a STAMP AUCTION 1028 Lots to be sold at Public Auction valued at over $3,000,000 wholesale will be sold to the highest bidder at 1 :00 pm Sharp. January 5, 1 985 at the Tucson Community Center. The Auction Features: Single Double Panama Pacific Sets Kellogg Proof $50.00 Gold Over Two Dozen Various $50.00 Gold Pieces 'Hundreds of Silver Dollars and Gold Pieces $4.00 Gold Piece (Stella) 1 879 For catalogues and more information, Call Metro Coin Auctions 840-3495 mountain to ensure that the towers' owner complies with agreements made with the county. Smith flew over the area about two weeks ago to take photographs of a building he suspects is not in compliance. Bundrick said a park crew will be posting the area in about a week, and he intends to study any environmental impact at that time.

When a helicopter airlifted the antenna for a tower in during this past fall, Bundrick said some javelina were disturbed and were seen running across paved roads in the area. Also, he said, some deer that roamed in the area have moved off the mountain. Continued from Page 3C been an unspoiled and beautiful and natural area," Waller said. Some homeowners and environmentalists say the fight is not over. "The Tucson Mountains Association will not rest until the towers are gone," said Smith.

"We expect them to be replaced by some kind of astronautical innovation, perhaps a satellite. We want them down, and we'll work in any way possible to undermine that enterprise. We intend to police them real carefully," Smith said. He and others who live, in the area said they will monitor activity on the Smith and others blame the Board of Supervisors for the installation of the towers. Barbara Frecker, a Tucson Mountains resident and opponent of the towers, called the supervisors' vote to give in to Teal "boorteg zoning." She likened the county's area plans to "a Prohibition that the supervisors found in their best interest to ignore.

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KPOL owner Julius Polan of Chicago, David Polan's father, said he has spent close to $2.2 million on the new office building, transmitter, control room and equipment. He said he expects to spend another $130,000 on equipment and const ruction of a studio, to be finished in three months. About $1.5 million of the expense was financed through Chicago banks at 1 and 2 percentage points above the prime rate, he said. The two loans are to be reviewed each year, and extended if the banks agree, he said. Julius Polan, who has owned a school-bus charter business in Chicago for 25 years, said the station needs advertising sales of $135,000 a month in order to break even.

That will cover the operating expenses and a slow retirement of the debt, Polan said. The figure includes no profit. Polan would not comment on the specifics of a suit filed against him in November by Henry Jacome of Tucson. The suit is awaiting a trial date in Pima County Superior Court, according to Jacome's Tucson attorney, Alan Stein. Jacome contends in the suit that Polan did not deliver on promises made to him when Jacome became an owner of the station's parent company, J.

P. Communications Inc. Jacome was vice president of Jacome's Department Store before it closed in 1980, and now works in real estate. Jacome said his association with Polan began in 1981 after Polan learned that ethnic-minority ownership and involvement were necessary before the Federal Communications Commission would grant a construction permit for the station. In July of that year, Polan filed an amended application that said Jacome had 35 percent ownership of the station, according to the suit.

Jacome said in the suit that Polan promised him a full-time job as director of community affairs and vice president of J. P. Communications. He was to receive a $30,000 annual salary. In October, Jacome said, Polan called and said the company no longer existed and offered him $1,500, which Jacome accepted.

Before cashing the check, however, Jacome said he learned that J. P. Communications still existed. Stein said the suit seeks to determine if Jacome still has 35 percent ownership in the station. "It's not exactly clear," he said.

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