Sun Chucker Insight on Self Perception
A witty look at how viewing ourselves through others eyes can distort self knowledge and humor. It quips that taking others view as truth may prevent genuine self understanding and reflect on egos.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1975
Page
1
A witty look at how viewing ourselves through others eyes can distort self knowledge and humor. It quips that taking others view as truth may prevent genuine self understanding and reflect on egos.
Two Las Vegas casinos receive Book Award nominations in Nevada state listings. Prominent venues are cited as contenders for recognizing casino entertainment and gaming excellence. Nevada's 1975 selection highlights major operators and local industry firms.
Mostly sunny with fair conditions and southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Wednesday high 103 low 70, Thursday high 105 low 73. Humidity high 13 percent, low 6 percent. Sunrise 5 58 sunset 7 32. Also note year ago today high 101 low 74.
Public Administrator Nat Adler faced accusations of obtaining money under false pretenses and selling Ber nice Henson’s mobile home without a court order. Judge Waite criticized the lack of records and warned Adler could be removed as guardian while the Senior Citizens Law Project probes Henson's competency and needed care.
The piece traces Las Vegas growth from the 1930s to 1948 with West Marquis advertising and the Desert Sea News Bureau. It shifts to Jack Scott denying cooperation with a Federal Grand Jury probing Patty Hearst SLA ties, recounting FBI visits to his parents and his noncooperation stance.
Barbara Eads Houston, wife of fugitive James Ray Houston, seeks to defend against a $28 million suit under the Bankruptcy Act. She says she lacks funds and legal knowledge to hire counsel, noting unemployment income and loans from friends. The suit, filed by trustee Robert Broadbent, centers on alleged transfers from Western Pacific assets before bankruptcy. Houston ran for Nevada governor in 1974, finishing third with 15 percent.
FBI and investigators disclose identical ads ran in The New York Times The Daily News and The New York Post seeking to arrange payment of a ransom of about 4.5 million for missing whiskey heir Samuel Bronfman II. The Bronfman family and FBI declined comment.
New York City faces two setbacks in its financial crisis. The Municipal Assistance Corporation has secured only 160 million of a 275 million bond issue to cover August obligations, with rates possibly rising above 9 to 10 percent. A separate Manhattan federal class action seeks damages over 1 billion from city officials, banks, and broker-dealers.
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