Order Halts Pickets At Blue Onion Drive-In
U S District Court Judge Roger Foley issued a temporary injunction for the Blue Onion drive in restaurant at 2100 East Fremont Street halting pickets. The ruling came in a night shift case filed by the restaurant seeking relief from demonstrations outside its premises.
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Blue Onion
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Roger Foley
Fremont St
Richard Longmire
NLRB
U.S
Longmire
DA Clears Sen Lamb In Shootout Investigation
Reported incidents describe a confrontation at a pool, a later campsite shooting with rock and gunfire, and claims by McHenry and Davidson. The piece also covers NLRB injunctions restraining Local 226 and Local 165 at Blue Onion in Las Vegas, with ongoing litigation and picketing disputes.
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Sen. Lamb
Wrong Way Smith’s Bahamas Flight Ends In Mystery
Miami pilot Don Smith disappeared after filing a flight plan to the Bahamas in a single engine Piper Cherokee. Coast Guard search failed to locate him as questions about his motives and plans linger while his plane was later found at Hughes North. Officials warn of budget strains amid the mystery.
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Don Smith
Miami
Smith
Miami International Airport
The
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Islands
United States Coast Guard
Las Vegas
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Cmdr
John F. Thompson
Miami Coast Guard
Three Men Held in Popejoy Killing Ties to Robberies
Deputies hold Aernout Marsh and two others in Las Vegas jail after a bar robbery and a fatal shooting of Popejoy at a local bar. A gun found behind a Florida motel is to be tested. detectives credit Anderson, Lee, and Dugan for key evidence linking suspects to the crime and related robberies in Southern Nevada.
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Adams
Las Vegas
Popejoy
Coral Gables
Florida
Clark
Fred Anderson
Charles Lee
Jimmie Dugan
Laird Bows To Pressure as Pentagon Budget Slashed
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird moves to cut 3 billion dollars from the Pentagon budget amid congressional pressure. Navy mothballs over 100 ships including USS New Jersey. Air Force trims 300000 flying hours. Army to save 500 million. Base closures and civilian job cuts loom. Vietnam-related spending faces reductions. Soviet strength cited as rationale. no location details revealed.
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Jerusalem Mosque Fire Sparks regional fury and curfew
The El Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem was severely damaged by a blaze blamed on Israel by Arabs. King Hussein condemned Israeli occupation and Prime Minister Meir offered regrets and ordered a commission to determine the fire's cause amid a curfew around the Wailing Wall area.
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UPI
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Golda Meir
Middle East
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Hussein
Wailing Wall
Mrs. Meir
REECO LENDS AID TO STORM AREAS
REECO aided hurricane damaged areas north of Gulfport and Biloxi where Camille hit hardest. AEC site suffered partial damage with no injuries. A 300 foot radio relay tower and six office trailers were demolished, plus downed power lines and fallen trees blocked roads. REECO will continue assistance until the emergency ends.
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Biloxi
Camille
Taylor
AEC
Czech Army Tanks Rumble Through Prague Streets
Prague marked the first anniversary of the Soviet led invasion as about 100,000 Czechoslovaks filled Wenceslas Square. Thirty tanks rolled into central Prague with another 30 near the Moldau River, as crowds chanted Russians go home.
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Supreme Court Won't Enter Teacher Fray
Nevada Supreme Court declines to hear CCCTA and Clark County School District dispute. Judge Llewellyn Young ruled he lacked jurisdiction in contract negotiations after a new state bargaining law superseded the local agreement. An injunction previously blocked binding teacher contracts pending wage and working conditions talks.
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UPI
Nevada Supreme Court
Clark County Classroom Teachers Association
CCCTA
Clark County
Las Vegas
Leonard Gang
Supreme Court
Jon Collins
Dist
Llewellyn Young
Young
Two Southern Nevadans Die in Plane Crash
Federal officials opened a probe into a fatal crash that killed two Southern Nevada men. Carter’s body was returned to Palm Mortuary in Las Vegas, while Wiggens’ burial site was not announced.
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Carter
Palm Mortuary
Las Vegas
Wiggens
Federal Aviation Administration
Massies Mill Flood Reverberates Across Virginia
Massive rainfall from Camille swamps Massies Mill and broad counties leaving Nelson County with eighteen dead and 25 to 30 missing. Gov Godwin seeks federal aid as floods cut roads and isolate towns. Helicopters rescue residents while looting reported and a plant contamination scan proceeds.
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Rockingham County
Louisa County
Lexington-Staunton
E. C. Meredith
State Health Department
Massies
Richmond
Godwin
Ray Dobbs
Howardsville
Stockholders Press to Settle Feud Over Bonanza Hotel
Jacobson accuses Levin of blocking a face to face settlement while Levin unavailable for comment. He says L-T did not turn over 15 percent stock and owes 13.5 million. If a license is denied, his lease expires and he would operate the hotel for J and J Corporation. A Sept. 10 deadline looms with potential reapplication delays.
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Jacobson
Levin
L-T
SMN
J and J
Johnson
Tled
Situa
New Levin District Court Move Seeks Bonanza Reinstatement
Howard S. Levin filed a quo warranto action in district court to oust Nathan Jacobson as president of the Bonanza Hotel and to reinstate Levin as president of J. J. Enterprises of Nevada and Bonanza No. 2. The suit, filed in the name of Attorney General Harvey Dickerson, seeks control of hotel books and records and cites past director actions from July and August 1969.
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Bonanza
Samuel Lionel
Levin
Nathan Jacobson
Harvey Dickerson
Lionel
Howard Babcock
Jacobson
J. J. Enterprises of
Nevada
Bonanza No. 2
Bonanza Hotel
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