London Clears Fog as Smog Decline Improves Air
London reports no fog in November and air quality showing sharp declines in smoke. Officials cite 1956 Clean Air Act and smokeless fuels cutting household chimney emissions from 1952 levels by 87 percent and industrial smoke by about 82 percent, with smog-linked deaths now distant memory.
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Obituaries for Samuel Conger and Jeannette Boggioni
Samuel Dave Conger 86 of 4300 Evergreen Place died Saturday in a Las Vegas convalescent center. Funeral services at 11 a.m. at Bunker Brothers Chapel with Bishop Dawne Ence officiating. Conger born Feb 12 1883 in Clay County Alabama was an irrigation master for Moapa Valley Water District and survived by Mae his wife four daughters four sons 37 grandchildren 45 great grandchildren. Interment in Overton Cemetery. Jeannette M. Boggioni 44 of 6444 Brandywine Way died in a local hospital Sunday. Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Requiem Mass at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St Francis de Sales Church. Survived by husband Roland J. two sons Roland and Stephen a daughter Claire LaRue seven sisters five brothers and numerous relatives.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Bunker Brothers Chapel
Las Vegas
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Bakersfield
Calif
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Wrightwood
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Lancaster
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Hollywood
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Alta Loma
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Feasterville
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Brandywine Way
Palm Chapel
St. Francis de Sales Church
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Weather warms European Russia in Pravda report
A. D. Chistyakov, chief forecaster of the weather bureau, writes in Pravda that European Russia from the Polish border to the Urals has been washed with warm air from North Africa. The piece notes mud instead of the usual snow for this winter pattern.
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Funeral for Gertrude Schmuck in Las Vegas at St Viator's
Funeral services for Gertrude Delores Schmuck 70 of 2031 Raindance Way will be at St Viator's Church at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Born July 10 1899 in Brooklyn she moved to Las Vegas in 1968. She is survived by Paul A Schmuck two sons Robert A Schmuck and Charles R Schmuck two brothers John and George Knot a sister Edna Sureda and three grandchildren. Interment in Paradise Memorial Gardens. Donations may be sent to a favorite charity in lieu of flowers.
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Raindance Way
St. Viator’s Church
Brooklyn
N.Y
Schmuck
Las Vegas
Paul A
Robert A
Charles R
Oakland
Calif
John
George Knot
New York City
N Y
Edna Sureda
Jackson Heights
Paradise Memorial Gardens
Frances Atkin Dies in Las Vegas Hospital
Frances Atkin 65 of Artesia California died Saturday in a Las Vegas hospital. She born March 21 1904 in Manhattan New York resided in California seven years. Services pending at Malinow and Silverman Funeral Home Los Angeles with interment there. John Joseph Siciliano infant son of Mr and Mrs John Siciliano of 405 North 15th Las Vegas died Saturday in local hospital. He born October 31 1969 funeral services pending at Joseph Rossi Funeral Home Niles Ohio interment St Stephens Cemetery Niles.
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Artesia
Calif
Las Vegas
California
Manhattan, N.Y
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Malinow and Silverman
Los Angeles
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John Siciliano
N. 15Th Street
Joseph Rossi
Niles
Ohio
St. Stephens Cemetery
Soviets Hopeful Albania Ties Will Be Restored
Izvestia says Soviet Albanian friendship will triumph despite hostile intrigues and that Albania will again occupy a place among Socialist states. Hoxha’s anniversary remarks and regional tensions signal cautious warming of relations. In New Jersey, Frank Sinatra fights SIC subpoenas and seeks injunctions to avoid testifying.
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Hoboken
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SIC
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Sinatra
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GAO Finds Lionel-Pacific Profits Far Outweigh Costs
The GAO charged Lionel-Pacific Inc. earned profits up to 1403 percent of costs on 20 contracts with OCAMA in 1967-68 while incurring losses on two. Total contracts amounted to 88547 dollars with 62512 dollars in costs and 62935 dollars in profits, averaging 245.7 percent. The report cites exemptions under Truth in Negotiations Law for contracts under 100000 dollars as a factor.
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UPI
General Accounting Office
GAO
California
Elmer B. Staats
Lionel-Pacific Inc
Anaheim
Calif
William Proxmire
D-Wis Staats
Lionel-Pacific
Staats
Proxmire
Defense Department
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