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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1976

Page

2

Witness Tells Of Nevada Prison Killings

A black inmate testified at a preliminary hearing that whites and Indians attacked and killed two blacks and injured others during a riot at the Nevada Maximum Security Prison on Oct 10. He identified several defendants including Nathan Kimmel James Taylor and Darrell Bender as attackers and described knives and makeshift weapons used in the assault. The hearing continues to decide if capital murder and attempted murder charges will go forward.

Carson City UPI Nevada Albert Scott Scott Nathan Kimmel James Taylor Darrell Bender Ralph Alfonzo Gregory Tyus Bender Taylor Kimmel Tyus William Burns Wilson Justice of the Peace Tom Davis

Christmas Pay Boost for North Las Vegas Police

North Las Vegas officers will receive retroactive pay from July 1 reflecting a 6.67 percent increase. Acting City Manager Harold Callihan announced the Dec 17 checks will include 300 to 400 dollars per officer, with Dec 10 checks first to reflect the raise and back pay computed over the following week. The total police pay package rises by about 90 thousand dollars annually after Gov. OCallaghan ordered binding arbitration ending protracted negotiations.

Santa Claus Las Vegas Harold Callihan Callihan Mike O'Callaghan

Vanishes Into Tenn Woods Missy Sought By Searchers

Nearly 1 000 searchers combed pine woods between Lawrenceburg Tennessee and the Alabama line for a girl calling herself Missy. She appeared at a mobile home then fled into the woods with scratches on her face and described as 3 to 4 feet tall wearing torn denim and a ripped sweater. Authorities tracked her to a road but lost the trail amid efforts by deputies civil defense and two helicopters. Regina Leatherwood said Missy claimed a man dumped her from a car.

Lawrenceburg Tenn UPI Here Alabama Missy Lawerence Tennessee Fred Leatherwood Leatherwood Regina Sheriff's Office

Obituaries from Las Vegas listings include Fargo Taganon Orr Flores

Memorials note James Fargo 76 of Las Vegas died Tuesday. Services at Palm Chapel with Rev. James Stewart. Survived by Anne Fargo Joseph Fargo seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Palm Mausoleum to cremate. Patronilo Taganon 77 also in Las Vegas. Services at Palm Valley View Memorial Park with Rev. Mike Friedman. Retired, survived by nephew Hamilton Burila. Funeral services for Mildred J. Orr 71 of Dayton Ohio. David Allen Flores Sr. 27 of Pima Arizona burial in Inglewood Park Cemetery California.

Palm Chapel James Fargo Las Vegas James Stewart Trinity Methodist Church Mr. Fargo Chicago Clark County Anne Fargo Joseph Fargo Illinois Palm Mausoleum Palm Mortuary Palm Valley View Memorial Park Patronilo Taganon First St Mike Friedman First Baptist Church of North Las Vegas Taganon Philippine Islands Hamilton Burila Manteca Calif Sabina Ohio Mildred J. Orr Parkchester Place Dayton Orr Bernard Orr Alan Orr Thomas Orr McLean Los Angeles David Allen Flores Sr Pima, Ariz Safford Ariz Mr. Flores Southgate Carol Flores Melissa Flores Jeanne Flores David Flores Jr Compton Betty and Norman Nichols Stephen Flores San Diego Robert McLaughlin Wesley Herring el Paso Tex Mary Allen Cal

Third Biennial Legislative Art Show Opens in Nevada

Assemblyman Don Mello announces the Third Biennial Legislative Art Show beginning January 17 1977 in Carson City. Nevada artists may enter one original painting any media except photography with no size limit. Entries due January 12 framed ready to hang at the Legislative Building or delivered via University of Nevada Reno if outside Carson City.

Don Mello Legislative Art Committee Nevada Legislative Carson City University of Nevada Reno Nevada State Council On the Arts Council

California milk price controls under scrutiny in hearings

In Sacramento a Department of Food and Agriculture hearing examined claims that state milk controls keep prices higher for consumers. John Kaczor of the Dairy Institute of California testified Californians pay 13.6 cents less for a half gallon than major metros, while farmers receive 4 cents less than the national average.

Sacramento UPI Department of Food and Agriculture John Kaczor Dairy Institute of California Kaczor California Agriculture Department Department Citizen Action Group Roy Alper Sacra Alper

Schooner to join Nevada State Museum collection

A full size replica prairie schooner from the Bicentennial Wagon Train pilgrimage is added to the Nevada State Museum. Presented to the Nevada Bicentennial Commission by Pennsylvania, the wagon dates from plans by the Smithsonian and traveled from Carson City on July 1, 1975 to Valley Forge. The museum hosts mining wagons and Nevada Indian artifacts alongside free year round access.

Carson City Nevada Pennsylvania Nevada State Valley Forge

Diskin Elementary School Elects Student Officers

Elections held Tuesday at P.A. Diskin Elementary School for Spring Valley student government chose Jimmy Gentleman as president Valarie Fujii as vice president and Dana Courtemanche as secretary Registrar Stan Colton supplied the voting machine used in the process.

P.A. Diskin Elementary School Spring Valley Jimmy Gentleman Valarie Fujii Dana Courtemanche Stan Colton

Vegans Saved In Pacific Ocean

San Diego resi dents Ron Komisar Sandy Komisar and Clifford Smith were rescued after four days adrift in the Pacific when a fitting broke on their Dana Point to Hawaii voyage aboard Kasimar's $15,000 sailboat Born Free. The Navy ship Frederick picked them up 720 miles east of Hawaii and delivered them to San Diego where Customs inspected the vessel.

San Diego UPI Las Vegas Ron Komusar Sandy Clifford Smith Komisar Arizona Dana Point Hawaii Kasimar Frederick Cmdr Stephen G. Young Navy US Customs

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