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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1975

Page

8

Crime spree hits Las Vegas hotels and streets in 24 hours

Metro police report multiple incidents including a $400 robbery of musician James Snider near Caesars Palace, a Desert Paradise Motel theft of cash travelers checks and purses, a hitchhiker robbery on Tonopah Highway, a Flamingo Capri room burglary, a Castaways hotel burglary of a wristwatch, and a Fremont Hotel pants theft with wallet stolen.

Las Vegas Metro James Snider Caesars Palace Snider Francis Peeling Port Richie Fla Desert Paradise Desert Inn Road Peelings Mr. Peeling Peeling Martin Young Howard Beach W.va Young Denver Robert McFadden Helen Castaways

Study finds Jackson among most conservative non-southern Democrats

A study sponsored by Americans for Democratic Action concludes that Senator Henry Jackson is one of the most conservative non-southern Democrats in the Senate over the past two decades. The Yale law student author notes the finding in the report released Thursday.

Washington UPI Sen Henry Jackson Americans For Democratic Action Senate Yale Law Steven Brill ADA Joseph L. Rauh Rauh Brill Jackson Ford Sen. Jackson

Nevada right to mental patients faces legal flaws

Washington lawyer Robert Plotkin criticizes Nevada's new mental health law as deficient in protecting involuntarily committed patients. He cites vagueness of gravely disabled, lack of clear exit paths, and potential denial of hearings counsel and cross examination. The issue will be reviewed by the 1977 Legislature after ACLU discussion.

Reno UPI Nevada Washington, D.C Robert Plotkin Mental Health Law Project Plotkin American Civil Liberties Union Gwen O'Bryan State Division of Mental Hygiene

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