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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1975

Page

6

Sears Officials Awaiting Kidnap Call in Bogota

UPI reports Sears Roebuck executive Donald E. Cooper was abducted in Bogota by masked gunmen. Officials await ransom calls while embassy, Sears, and Colombian police coordinate. Cooper, 50, from Nebraska, had just returned from a U.S. trip. Police consider possible motives.

Sears Bogota Colombia UPI Sears Roebuck Donald E. Cooper Cooper North Platte, Neb Chicago Latin America United States Maria Peru Jacqueline Scott Nebraska U.S

Burglars Break In at Sen Baker Home No Items Stolen

FBI pulled out of the case after determining no government property was taken from Senator Howard Baker’s Huntsville home. Intruders reportedly damaged interiors and cracked a safe, but jewelry and valuables remained untouched. Metropolitan Police now handle the inquiry.

Washington Davis Baker Sen. Baker FBI Senate Watergate Committee UPI Huntsville Tenn Metropolitan Police Department Nelson A. Rockefeller

Police Seek Driver of Hit-Run Car

Police search for a blue compact car after a hit-and-run at Vegas Drive and Silver Lake Avenue left motorcyclist Lawrence Crim seriously injured. Crim, 40, of 5260 Burnham Street, suffered severe facial lacerations and possible leg injuries. The vehicle sped south after the collision and had not been located by late night.

Vegas Drive Silver Lake Avenue Lawrence Frank Crim Crim Burnham St Silver Lake

Two Narcs Fired In Hooker Hiring Probe

Two state narcotics agents Homer Lee Barnes of Reno and Larry Gandy of Las Vegas were fired amid an investigation into a state narcotics supervisor who allegedly procured prostitutes for a visiting Mexican naval officer. Gandy plans a public hearing claiming a cover up and that reports on the investigation were suppressed.

Homer Lee Barnes Reno Larry Gandy Las Vegas Gandy Vern Calhoun State Narcotics Bureau Ensenada Baja Castillo Calhoun SUN

Lamb cautions officials on accepting federal handouts and CETA risk

Nevada Senator Floyd Lamb warns officials to avoid overspending and scrutinize federal programs like CETA. He favors matching funds but fears programs may end, leaving Nevada to bear costs. He notes a $23 million state surplus and Nevada's $160 million annual federal-funding level.

Floyd Lamb Las Vegas Lamb Senate Finance Committee Clark County Dist. Atty George Holt CETA Nevada

New York City Garbage Fight Amid Budget Crisis

Mayor Beame faces sanitation turmoil as union chief John DeLury accuses unfounded reports of a strike with 3,200 fewer workers and 32 percent more trash. Sanitation Commissioner Groh cites 1,434 laid off plus workers on vacation and disputes a slowdown claim. The backlog is expected to clear by mid next week as MAC pushes for strict budget ceilings.

New York UPI Abe Beame New York City Sanitationmen’s Association John DeLury City Hall DeLury Sanitation Robert Groh Groh

S. Korea Nixed For UN Seat

United Nations Security Council rejects Korea’s bid amid heated debate. Vote 7-4 with two abstentions blocks Korea admission while Vietnam applications move to the membership committee. U.S. abstains then opposes Korea if Korea is kept out. China and USSR oppose Korea. Western delegates regret outcome.

United Nations UPI U.N. Security Council South Korea United States North South Vietnam Security Council Council Soviet Union Britain France Japan Sweden Costa Rica Italy China Byelorussia Iraq Maritania Tanzania Guyana Cameroon

Presley Offered 2.5 Million for Ciao Rudy Role

Elvis Presley was offered 2.5 million dollars to portray Rudolph Valentino in a stage and movie musical. Producer Bill Sargent plans a four week Radio City Music Hall engagement in New York with one live show filmed for worldwide release. The offer would set a record for combined four week stage and film performances. No comment from Presley was reported.

Los Angeles UPI Elvis Presley Rudolph Valentino Bill Sargent Ciao Rudy Rome Marcello Mastroianni United States Radio City Music Hall New York Sargent

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