Russians Beaming Microwaves at U.S. Embassy in Moscow
The president of the American Foreign Service Association said Russians have been beaming microwaves at the U S Embassy in Moscow to harm personnel rather than to obtain information. The official named is John D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
The
American Foreign Service Association
U.S
Moscow
John D
Beware of phony endorsements and misleading campaigns
The letter warns voters to distrust endorsements from flimsy groups and even legitimate ones with unpolled members. It highlights Project Savings by Westside Federal Credit Union as an uplifting program in southern Nevada and notes officials opposing misstatements by Ruthe D. Hemenway. The foreign service association rejects Hemenway’s embassy microwave allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Westside Federal Credit Union
Arsenic In Domestic Wines Report Withdrawn
A three Wisconsin author team withdrew a scientific report on arsenic in some domestic wines from an American Chemical Society meeting. They maintained the findings were valid, noting foreign wines contained less arsenic and that testing was not exhaustive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
API
American Chemical Society
Wisconsin
Richard Vitek
Bio-Metal
New Berlin
Wis
William Houser
Milwaukee County Hospital
James Bors
Wauwatosa
California Bank Plans Trustee Sale of Hyatt Regency Phoenix
Phoenix officials report that a California bank intends to sell the Hyatt Regency Hotel in downtown Phoenix to satisfy a 25 million dollar construction loan. The trustee’s sale is scheduled for November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
California
Hyatt Regency
Recorder
Foster's Shoes Ad Promotes Comfort Fitting
Footwear retailer Foster's Shoes at 119 North 3rd advertises better fit for women and children. The copy offers comfort and emphasizes foot health, inviting shoppers to visit the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster’s Shoes
North 3Rd
Ethics panel to start Hays sex allegations hearings
The House Ethics Committee voted unanimously to begin investigative hearings September 16 into Elizabeth Ray’s charges that Rep. Wayne Hays on the federal payroll as her lover. Hays denies the accusation but admits an affair. he may be invited to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carl Albert
Judah Best
Hays
Carol Clawson
Ohio Democrat
Lynt
Miss Ray
Loase
Bert
John Flynt
D-Ga
Albert
Flynt
Ohio
Clawson
Las Vegas Weather Forecast Through Wednesday
Clear nights and mostly sunny days with gentle winds and hot conditions. Forecast shows today's high near 110 and low near 80 with yesterday’s high 105 and low 79. Sunrise at 6 11 and sunset at 7 10 with air quality index 46 fair.
Temperature and Precipitation Table for 24 Hours
The National Weather Service in San Francisco issued a 24 hour temperature and precipitation table ending at 4 a.m. Pacific time. The report lists observed highs and lows, rainfall amounts, and weather patterns across multiple stations in the western region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akle
National Weather Service
San Francisco
Two Hurricanes Veer Off Atlantic Toward No Land Threat
Two Atlantic hurricanes Frances and Emmy posed little near term danger to land. Frances was 550 miles northeast of Antigua at 75 mph winds and moving north at 10 mph while Emmy, 950 miles southeast of Halifax, was at 100 mph and heading east into the central Atlantic. Forecasters said Frances could curve northward in 12 to 24 hours and that Emmy’s eastward turn was due to a large northeast low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
UPI
Atlantic Ocean
Frances
Antigua
Emmy
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Central
Atlantic
Viking 2 targets Mars landing site in Utopia plains
Pasadena scientists study Viking 2 coordinates for a landing in Martian northern latitudes near the Utopia Plains. Viking 1 data shows exotic chemistry in red dust, while Viking 2 could expose wetter conditions and possible micro life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
UPS
Eeato
Utopia
Mars
Viking 2
Vi 1
Viking 1
Chryse
Red Planet
Utopia Plains
Crane Gets Leg Splint in Sacramento Zoo Rescue
A five foot red-hooded crane in Sacramento broke its left leg but was saved by an 18 inch fiberglass prosthetic leg fitted at UC Davis. Zoo officials report the bird walks with the device and appears to adapt well. the project cost about $3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Sacramento City
Zoo
Bill Meeker
University of California At Davis
Right To Die Bill Passes Legislature In California
The measure advances on a 43-25 vote as supporters push for patient aided dying with dignity. Critics warn of abuse and fear the bill could target vulnerable people while provisions require two nonrelative witnesses and ban life insurance denial.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Las Vegas
NAACP
Credit Union
Ruthe D
Hemenway
State Department
Soviet Union
Foreign Service
Harry C. Blaney
Board
Association
Blaney
New York
Wayne
United Press
Intel
Albany
Lo Pep
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bakersfield
Bismarck
Boise
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Eureka
Fairbanks
Fresno
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Cal
New Orleans
NTA
Lower Plains
West Gulf Coast
Kansas City
Reno
Omaha Oklahoma City
Richmond, Va
Louisville
Palm Springs
St. Louis
Memphis
Paso Robles
Philadelphia
Salt Lake City
Milwaukee
San Diego Minneapolis
Pittsburgh
Portland
Thermal
Oakland
Red Bluff
Joe Pellissier
Azores
Pellissier
U.S. Mainland
National Hurricane Center
John Hope
Hope
Bahamas
United States
Harold Klein
Crane
Brown
Vincent Pedro
C.U. Games
C.u
Foodland Groceries
Ias Vegas Blvd
Miller
Bob Miller
Peiaaetae