U S Demands North Korea Punish Guards for Killings
At Panmunjom the United States insisted North Korea punish those who killed two UNC officers in the DMZ. North Korea proposed moving DMZ guardposts apart. U.S. and South Korean forces remain on high alert as talks continue.
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Reagan delegates struggle at 1976 Republican Convention
Nevada observers recount a spirited Reagan delegation day by day. Ford won the nomination amid mixed reactions as delegates debated strategy and the convention's sound system faulted in the arena. Paul Laxalt delivered Reagan’s nominating speech to strong in person attention.
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Las Vegas Forecast Shows Sunny Day With Light Winds
Fair skies are forecast across most of the nation on Thursday with sunshine in Las Vegas. Winds southerly 15 to 25 mph expected. high near 100 to 105 and a low around 70. Air quality fair with a 42 index. temps and sunrise sunset times noted.
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Emmy Becomes Hurricane Near Bermuda
Emmy intensified from tropical storm to hurricane with 80 mph winds as it tracks south of Bermuda. Forecasters warn the path remains uncertain and movements could be slow or erratic for about 18 hours. The storm was near 26.6N 61.5W about 430 miles SSW of Bermuda moving ENE at 12 mph.
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Plague exposure prompts precautionary drug treatment
State Epidemiologist Dr. Johnathan Mann said none of 25 people exposed to a fatal pneumonic plague case contracted the illness. The youth, Jason A. Roybal of Albuquerque, died this year, and all contacts received preventative tetracycline with a safety window extending through Saturday.
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Gamblers Convicted in New York Gambling Ring Case
James Napoli Sr. known as Jimmy Nap of the Genovese family, his son, and seven others were convicted in Brooklyn federal court of running a gambling operation across New York City. The scheme allegedly handled about 35 million dollars annually over six years in the five boroughs.
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