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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1975

Page

4

Gurney Acquitted in Watergate Era Bribery Case

Former Senator Edward J. Gurney, a Nixon ally, is found not guilty on five felony counts after a 164 day trial in Tampa Florida. A mistrial is declared on two counts including the key conspiracy charge. Jurors acquit two other defendants and deadlock on one charge against a fourth.

Tampa Fla UPI Edward J. Gurney Nixon Watergate Committee Marathon Gurney Washington Florida U.S Ben Krentzman Joseph Bastien Bastien Department of Justice Federal Housing Administration Ralph Koontz K. Wayne Swiger Sarah Gurney Stoner Harvey Schlesinger Swiger Koontz Senate Larry Williams James Groot Edward Gurney Sarah Stoner Upifoto

Guerrillas' Flight Delayed as Hostage Swap Negotiated

Japanese Red Army guerrillas and remaining hostages faced a lengthy delay in Kuala Lumpur as officials negotiated the exchange plan. The group planned to swap 15 captives for five freed comrades and secure Libyan asylum, with a refueling stop shifted to Karachi to avoid Iran.

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia UPI Red Army U.S Libya Iran Karachi Pakistan Bahrein Arabian Peninsula Tun Abdul Razak Robert Stebbins Gerald Lancaster Houston Tex Fredrik Bergenstrahle Razak Michiaki Suma Ghazali Shafie

Plague Fight Near Gallup Targets Flea Infected Rats

Health officials scattered 4500 dust boxes near Gallup New Mexico to kill fleas carrying bubonic plague on small rodents. A 3-year-old Navajo girl Charlene Brown of Rehoboth died Monday at McKinley General Hospital.

Gallup N.M UPI New Mexico Charlene Brown Rehoboth McKinley General Hospital New Mexico Environmental Improvement Agency Indian Health Service Ara Jack Womack Environmental Health Services Bryan Muller

New Twist In Hoffa Case Deepens Mystery

O'Brien, Hoffa’s former ward, remains missing six days as investigators pursue leads and a possible meeting with FBI, police, and union officials. Reports place him at Teamsters Joint Council No. 43 building after a Thursday disappearance amid theories Hoffa arranged his own exit or was abducted following a court leak.

Hoffa Burdick O’brien FBI Teamsters Joint Council O'Brien Chuckie United Press International U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Washington Local 299 Robert Holmes Barbara Crancer O'Brea James P. Hoffa Teamsters

Judge Lowers Murder Count in Joan Little Case

Superior Court Judge Hamilton Hobgood reduced the charge against Moss Little to second degree murder or voluntary manslaughter after ruling the state lacked sufficient evidence for first degree murder. The defense argued for further reduction citing lack of icepick possession and potential rape claim.

Raleigh, N.C UPI Superior Court Hamilton Hobgood Joan Little Hobgood Wiliam C. Griffin Moss Little Clarence Alngood Jerry Paul Miss Little Allgood Paul Joan

Clements Sees Need for Political Solution in Israeli Arab Conflict

Former U S official notes energy dependence on Arab states and cautions the conflict could disrupt world order more than any since World War II. He favors negotiated settlement over military action and highlights Egypt's moderating potential under Sadat and praise for Jordan. He criticizes Iraq and Syria for not pursuing peace.

Clements Dallas Tex Egypt Mideast Anwar Sadat Israel Jordan Iraq Syria

List Elected Chairman at Western Attorneys General Meet

Gleneden Beach Oregon UPI Robert List Nevada attorney general was chosen as chairman of the Western Conference of Attorneys General. The three day meeting drew attorneys general and representatives from 13 states. A resolution backed federal action to form a council on judicial tenure to retire disabled justices and remove those whose conduct fails constitutional standards.

Gleneden Beach Ore UPI Western Conference of Attorneys General Robert List Nevada

Slayer Freed By LV Judge

Mike Cherry, questioned by officers, refused to disclose a woman's address on ethical grounds. Court records show his address for the woman was at the Domino Motel, but she had long since checked out.

Mike Cherry Cherry Domino Motel

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