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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1975
Page
2
Column notes lively Nevada curiosity and reader letters from St. Petersburg to Las Vegas. Anecdotes include an ad agency rumor with ex banker Alex Sample and a dog found in St. Petersburg. Las Vegas tales recount visitors, a police licensing detail, Hadassah peace stamps, and a fisherman prank at Lake Mead.
Thunderstorms in upstate New York and New England break heat wave while hazards cause one death from lightning at Jamestown pavilion and injuries at Orchard Park. Turbulence and hail injure five aboard a Delta DC9 near Syracuse as power outages occur and beachgoers surge in New Jersey and New York resorts.
A 20 month old Logandale child, Larry D Nuttall, drowned Monday night in a swift irrigation ditch in the Overton Logandale area. His body was found two hours later four miles from home after a search that began about 5 p m. The ditch, part of Muddy Valley Irrigation Co system, contained about three feet of water.
National Weather Service in San Francisco provides UPI temperature and precipitation table for the 24 hours ending 4 a.m. Pacific Time. The data outlines overnight temperatures across regions and rainfall or snowfall amounts.
About 1,550 Northwest Airlines pilots walked off with 2 a.m. CDT start despite White House mediation efforts. Normal service halted. only three shuttle flights were planned, with rest of operations suspended day to day. The strike marks the airline's third in five years and focuses on flight hour credits and contract regulation mediation.
Federal Gas and Oil Lease Service Co lists its Las Vegas office at 2700 State Street Suite in the Commercial Center next to the Ice Palace Nevada 89109.
Washington leaders of the Agricultural Council of America announced a nationwide toll free hotline to inform consumers about grain sales to the Soviet Union. They assert critics use the deal to justify higher food prices and call for prompt responses to abuses.
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