Bathtub caution and bridge ethics in Sheinwold column
Alfred Sheinwold quips that baths are dangerous and warns against defensive overcalls in bridge. The column analyzes a hand where doubling two diamonds is expert only, detailing the auction, play, and ruffing sequence to show why the result favors the defense.
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Alfred Sheinwold
Los Angeles Times
FTC Issues Fuel Guides Emphasizing EPA Test Figures
The FTC issued guidelines to require automakers to present city and highway fuel economy figures equally. The advisory rules, enforceable by cease and desist orders, rely on EPA test results and mandate disclosure of engine size, transmission, and optional equipment when applicable. The rules take effect Oct. 15 and may be replaced by permanent standards after about a year.
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Mustang Confab Planned To Solve Wild Horse Issue
Acting Secretary Kent Frizzell announced that Interior Department representatives will visit Nevada next week to work with state officials on reducing excess wild horses and burros. The move follows rejection of a prior interstate agreement due to federal jurisdiction under the Wild Horse and Burro Protection Act and aims to protect the deteriorating range for cattle and wildlife.
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UPI
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Wounded Deputy Seriously Wounded In Reno Police Chase
Deputy Brent Boyle, 21, was shot in the shoulder as he stopped a car with faulty tail lights. The driver, Elvin Fredericks, 27, of Memphis, fled, crashed at a Sparks service station, and was jailed on charges including attempted murder and battery on an officer.
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Fargo man pleads guilty in 1969 Western Airlines hijacking
Michael L. Hansen of Fargo pleaded guilty to hijacking a Western Airlines jetliner with 64 aboard to Cuba three years ago. He appeared before U.S. District Judge Robert Firth and faces sentencing September 22.
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LV Woman Stabbed To Death at West Las Vegas Bar
Della Mae Powell a 27 year old Las Vegas resident was stabbed to death during an argument at the Big Eight Barbeque in West Las Vegas. Meyarn Turner 18 was being questioned as a possible suspect. Motive remains unclear but witnesses cite a prior argument between the women.
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Della Mae Powell
Las Vegas
Meyarn Turner
Mugger Put On Probation
A North Las Vegas youth, Juan Ramos, 19, pleaded guilty to knocking down a 73 year old woman and stealing her purse. He received a suspended five year sentence with one year in Clark County Jail and probation, with a six month credit for time already served. The rape charge was dismissed in exchange for the plea.
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Oil Drill Acreage Selected Off New England Coast
The oil industry chose 10.9 million acres of seabed off the New England coast as the target for a second Atlantic Ocean offshore drilling project. Nineteen oil companies nominated 1,927 potential lease tracts off Massachusetts and Rhode Island in Georges Bank Trough, a canyon from Rhode Island to Maine.
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Seven charged in Nevada marijuana smuggling case
Seven men faced a U S District Court arraignment on a three count indictment accusing conspiracy to smuggle and possession with intent to distribute more than two tons of marijuana. One defendant failed to appear and remains at large while the rest pled innocent and set trial for November 3.
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Nevada City
Calif
Timothy Lee Melancon
New Mexico
Thompson
Nevada
Mineral County
Mina
Trial Set For Teen In Holdup
A 19 year old from Los Angeles, Anthony Marion, bound over for trial on grand larceny and robbery with a deadly weapon. He and a juvenile allegedly stole a car on August 11 and robbed the Auto Flight gas station at 329 Las Vegas Blvd South, netting $106, after which police pursued the duo until their cab broke down in the desert near Lake Mead Boulevard.
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Los Angeles
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Tuttle
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Gragson Named CETA Program Director in Las Vegas
Former Mayor Grayson Gragson will head the CETA program as general overseer and liaison. The agreement runs through next June 30 and pays a $7300 salary plus $2500 expenses funded federally. The arrangement was approved by the local board and endorsed by Department of Labor officials in San Francisco.
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Southern Nevada
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Clark County
Las Vegas
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Owens
Department of Labor
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Bill Briare
Jack R Petitti
Clark County Commission
C. R Cleland
North Las Vegas
Tom Cooper
Boulder City
Lonn Willams
Henderson
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