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Magazine sale lacks OK of court Associated Press Tucson World magazine editor Norman Cousins and Tuesday he has completed negotiations to purchase Saturday Review magazine, and only federal court approval is necessary. In a telegram to the Arizona Dally Star Tuesday, Cousins said, "negotiations tor acquisition of Saturday 'Review completed this morning. Case now goes before court in San Francisco for final approval. I'm home again and In 1971, Saturday Review was sold and Cousins resigned as editor because he disagreed with the new owners' plans to change the magazine, Cousins became editor of Saturday Review in 1942 when its circulation was 18,000, but he built the circulation to more than 680,000 when he signed The first issue of World Magazine, which Cousins founded, appeared last July. He took some of the Saturday Review staff with him to the new magazine.

ment of about $500,000 for Saturday Review and he said he would take responsibility for any unexpired subscriptions. In its bankruptcy filing, Saturday Review listed assets of $1,864,527 and liabilities of $3,479,489. Artist's drawing of the future four-story Phoeriik policei headquarters City ground is broken for police structure Gov. Williams, Mayor John feet of the total usable space D. Driggs and the Phoenix in the building of 141,321 City Council Tuesday partlci- square feet (the size of about pated in groundbreaking cere- fi ve large supermarkets).

He monies for the Phoenix Police Department headquarters. The four-story, masonry- and-glass structure is scheduled for completion in October 1974. Move-in day is set for Feb. 1, 1975. The building will occupy the full block bounded by Sixth and Seventh avenues and Washington and Adams streets and will be located in the proposed government mall.

The mall is envisioned by planners as a string of governmental office buildings city, county, state and from the city- county complex downtown to the State Capitol complex. T.G.K. Construction Co. of Phoenix is the police building contractor. Architects are Varney, Sexton, Sydnor Associates of Phoenix.

Each of the councilmen attending was presented a "gold-plated" shovel by T.G.K. project manager Jerry Fried. Police Chief Lawrence Wetzel said the department initially will use 78,965 square Qi sad Appeal due in lawsuit on Utah college A Scottsdale man whose $12 million damage suit against Brigham Young University and other defendants was dismissed Monday in federal court Tuesday asked for an order staying the dismissal. Dan Bartos, of 8350 E. Bonnie Rose said he intends to appeal the decision by U.S.

District Court Judge Carl A. Muecke and he wants the dismissal stayed pending the appeal. Muecke dismissed the suit because a defendant'in the case and Bartos both reside in Arizona and therefore no interstate issue exists. Bartos requested the appointment of a three-judge panel to rule on his request for an injunction staying Mueeke's decision. According to Bartos, Muecke was prejudiced toward him because Bartos handled his own case but isn't a member of the bar.

In the suit, which was filed April 6, Bartos claimed that BYU had exploited his daughter, Bonnie, a university for religious purposes. He sought a restraining order to stop alleged undue pressure on her by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Muecks denied Bartos' request for a restraining order on April 12. Bartos said he would also appeal this cision. PROSTATE MALE DISORDERS Increaied frequency, urgency, burning, low backache, getting up nlghtt, or.

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