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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1977

Page

4

Governor Signs Phase Two Contracts For Water Project

Gov. Mike O Callaghan signed contracts for the second phase of the 110 million Southern Nevada Water Project and toured the Jean prison site during a southern Nevada visit. The project will supply Lake Mead water to Las Vegas area by 1981. Jean prison should house inmates by January 1978, with 250 initially and 100 more by November 1978.

Roy Gear Bureau of Reclamation Boulder City Southern Nevada Mike O'Callaghan Jean Nevada Las Vegas O'Callaghan Las Vegas Valley Alfred Merritt Smith

Cancer Cure Seized and Las Vegan Arrested

Reporting follows on an individual with terminal leukemia once near death now claiming remission by 1976. The case includes a disputed proximity fuze proposal to the Air Force, letters from senators, and a real estate investment scheme involving Gera Corp and Nevada hotels. A Tennessee bank suit seeks return of funds misdirected to Kilfoyle.

Kilfoyle Department of the Air Force William F. Brockman Air Force Munitions Division Govee U.S Howard Cannon Paul Laxalt James Santini Hughes Aircraft Company, Inc Gera Corp Gera Nevada Lebanon United American Bank of Knoxville, Tenn Tennessee

Laws Sought Clarifying Legal Status Of Tips

Senate hearing features union representative Juliano arguing tips are gifts not wages and urging prohibition on tip deductions. He notes tipping should not be counted toward minimum wage, while critics warn elimination could raise costs for hotels and restaurants and threaten business viability.

Washington UPI Bartenders and Waiters Union Senate Robert E. Juliano Hotel and Restaurant Employes and Bartenders International Union Juliano Pode National Restaurant Association Richard Benefield Magee Bloomsburg Benefield

Foley Drops Ralph Lamb Tax Case

The case centered on Lamb and sheriff Benny Binion with IRS computations excluding Binion. The government argued Lamb lived beyond his $20,000 sheriff salary using loans and gifts for a $130,000 home at 3060 N Jones Blvd. The judge voiced skepticism of the case but did not instruct a verdict, noting insufficient proof and friendship between Lamb and Binion.

Benny Binion IRS Lamb Binion Justicement David Beitz Foley Oley Jones Blvd

Sterility Linked to Farm Chemical Plant Workers

Ten of 23 male workers at Occidental Petroleum’s Lathrop California pesticide unit became sterile. Officials tied low sperm counts to chemical exposure, with DBCP noted as a likely contributor. Plant operations paused. workers tested. substitutes and protective controls planned over up to a year.

Lathrop Calif UPI James Lindley West Coast Occidental Petroleum Co San Joaquin County Lindley William Steffan California

Brush Fires Blaze In Calif Forests

United Press International reports massive lightning sparked fires in California with 30 000 acres burned in Big Sur as part of 400 plus blazes statewide. Fire crews face extreme danger and manpower shortages while additional fires burn in Mt Diablo Modoc Burney Sequoia and other areas.

United Press International California Big Sur San Francisco Monterey County Kathy Ross U.S. Forest Service Forestry Service Oregon Washington Alaska Colorado National Forest Gary Buzzini Division of Forestry Mt. Diablo State Park Modoc National Forest Burney Falls State Park Sequoia National Forest Bakersfield Shungnak

Judge Convicts Ogilvie of DUI in Reno

Former Clark County Administrator George Ogilvie was convicted in municipal court of driving under the influence. Judge Steve Dollinger found him guilty on the police report and fined $250. Ogilvie was absent but represented by counsel and the red light charge was dismissed after the fine was set.

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Don Pat Division of Colorado River Resources William Deutsch Colorado River Advisory Commission Las Vegan Ralph Lamb Art Carter Ers Steffan Ogilvie Christemen Sahara Ave Vegas Village West
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