Where I Stand on Gambling and Evil in America
Hank Greenspun argues Nevada’s legalization of gambling, while widespread ethics label it evil, has funded progress and livelihoods. He notes underworld money helped Las Vegas rise, compares to slave labor profits, coal mining dangers, oil smog, and tobacco cancer, suggesting evil exists in many accepted industries.
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Nevada
City Denies Police Pay Demands Over Morale
Las Vegas city officials rejected a written demand from the Las Vegas Police Protective Association for current and retroactive pay equal to firefighters. Officials cited lack of funds, noting a court loss and prior back pay to firefighters totaling over $450,000, with police back pay unresolved.
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Las Vegas Police Protective Association
Edward Weinstein
Wes Howery
Jim Corey
Nevada Supreme Court
Nixon proposes $4 billion welfare reform to aid working poor
President Nixon outlined a sweeping "New Federalism" plan calling for a $4 billion annual welfare system. It would ensure about $1,600 per year for a family of four if the head works or trains, replacing a 35-year-old structure he blamed for families breaking up. The speech marked his broadest domestic initiative since taking office.
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UPI
Nixon
White House
Band Leader Russ Morgan Dies In Las Vegas
Russ Morgan, famed band leader and Decca recording artist, died in Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital from a massive cerebral hemorrhage. The Scranton, Pennsylvania native led "Music In The Morgan Manner" at the Dunes Hotel and built a storied career as musician, producer, and radio figure in a long-running Las Vegas act.
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Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
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Payne granted continuance in Wyoming fugitive case
Murder suspect Russell Payne appeared in justice court and received a continuance on his required appearance in a fugitive complaint. He is accused in Wyoming of killing his mother Emalyn Payne and her husband Dr. Martin Payne, with the bodies found near Wilson two miles from their home.
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Russell Payne
Justice Court
Wyoming
Mather
Emalyn Payne
Las Vegas
Martin Payne
Sunrise Hospital
Payne
Wilson
Wyo
Kennedy inquest date set for September three
District Judge James A. Boyle scheduled September 3 for an inquest into the Chappaquiddick accident death of Mary Jo Kopechne. About 15 witnesses are expected. the proceeding will be open to press but closed to the public. Senator Edward M. Kennedy may not be required to appear immediately.
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Edgartown
Mass
UPI
James A. Boyle
Edward M. Kennedy
Sial
Mary Jo Kopechne
Washington
Dinis
Kennedy
Massachusetts Democrat
Chappaquiddick Island
Miss Kopechne
School Trustees Approve Wage Increases After Negotiations
Clark County School District trustees approve a starting teacher raise of 1450 over last year, while master’s degree holders gain 630. Protests cite the small overall increase for veteran teachers with graduate studies. CCCTA and district began talks after a temporary restraining order. Judge Young later ruled lack of jurisdiction due to a new state negotiation law effective 1970-71.
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Clark County School District Board of Trustees
Clark County Classroom Teachers’ Association
CCCTA
Tom O'Donnell
Llewellyn Young
Young
Eviction Notice Triggers Rampage Killing Five in Alabama
Five killed including the gunman and two parents and a minister at a Birmingham suburb church campground after an eviction attempt. Charles Hagood, 33, led the shooting. A sixth person was wounded. Hagood's body found in the house. A neighbor was hospitalized in uncertain condition. Police corrected initial report of firing at motorists.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Charles Hagood
Hagood
Edward Hagood
Forest Boyd
Church of God
Jefferson County
Bogus bishop sneaks into jail to see murder suspect
In Ypsilanti Michigan a man posing as an ordained bishop gained access to Wash tenaw County Jail and met John Norman Collins charged with murdering EMU freshman Karen Beineman. The imposter Joseph Bartholemew Pasic signed in and spoke with Collins for about two hours while authorities probe links to Manuel, a former roommate, who waives extradition in Phoenix.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
UPI
Washtenaw County
John Norman Collins
Ann Arbor
Walter Krasny
Krasny
Collins
Joseph Bartholomew Pasic
Doukhobors
Canada
Pasic
Phoenix
Ariz
Andrew J. Manuel
Michigan
Karen Sue Beineman
Eastern Michigan University
Weather Summary for Today
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers and hot temperatures. Today's high near 105 and low around 85, following yesterday's 109/82. Noontime humidity at 32 percent with sunrise at 5 53 and sunset at 7 39.
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