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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1963
Page
4
The symposium at the 18th International Congress of Zoology linked mimicry in nature to preventive medicine in humans. Researchers like C. S. Holling use computer models to design "ideal predators" to curb pests, suggesting biological controls could reduce pesticide use.
Fresno sheriff deputies search the High Sierra for four year old Donald Roger Griffin reported missing from Dry Creek Campgrounds near Lake Huntington. Skindivers comb the lake while deputies roam rugged terrain. He wore a dark gray car coat a white T shirt suntan trousers and red canvas shoes.
The State Senate Fact Finding Committee on Water Resources will hear testimony from water experts during a two day organizational meeting in Anaheim on Sept 4 5. Sen James A Cohey D Merced chairman said members of the Senate Natural Resources Committee would attend to hear testimony on overlapping problems.
The Clark County Board of County Commissioners will meet September 6 at 1900 hours in the Commission Chamber to consider requests to reclassify parcels from R22 to MD and from other zones. Objections may be filed with the County Director of Planning at the Clark County Courthouse Las Vegas Nevada before the hearing.
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall outlined a multi billion dollar program to secure water for Arizona California Nevada New Mexico and Utah. The first phase would cost about 2 billion with revenues from power and water to fund projects by 2034 including CAP bridges and dams and a large salt water conversion plant. He urged governors to study the regional plan amid a looming water crisis and urged Congress to create a Pacific Southwest Development Fund.
James B. Carey, AFL-CIO vice president, denounced the Teamsters as a "mutual aid society" of hoodlums and extortionists. He accused Teamsters of assaulting democratic unionism and betraying IUE locals while addressing a new IUE district convention in St. Louis. He warned the conspiracy of district leaders was crushed but the danger persisted in corrupt influence.
Laura Johnson, 18, of Oakland died when the car she rode in veered off U S 50 at Gilmour Road and struck a tree. Driver Clifford Lee Bennett, 22, of Sacramento apparently dozed off at the wheel, highway patrol said.
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