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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1977
Page
2
In Clark County the SUN Youth Forum, supported by the Sun, school system officials and adult moderators, showcases teen perspectives on world and community issues. Seven students will columnize in the Las Vegas SUN starting Dec 12, with seven more on KLAS-TV Dec 18 at 4 p.m.
Forecast calls for fair nights and sunny days through the weekend with gentle winds. Temperatures around 70 high and 35 to 45 low. air quality listed as poor and humidity at 41 percent with a 19 percent low yesterday’s wind.
Wet weather with rain and showers is expected along the North Pacific Coast, Northern Intermountain region, and Ohio Valley. Snow is forecast for the Upper Great Lakes region and the Upper Mississippi Valley.
In Rock Springs Wyoming a blaze tore through the Capitol Bar and Royal Rooms and Rogan Funeral Home, destroying two wood frame buildings and wiping out part of the town’s heritage. A bartender cited sparks from a powerline at 1 am during strong SE winds. The Capitol Bar once boasted rooms for workers and parlors with a jukebox. a 1956 calendar remained amid the ruins.
In Big Cottonwood Canyon near Silver Fork a cross country skier uncovered two buried friends and a helicopter rescue saved Allen Murphy Larry Daum and Joe Holland all from Salt Lake City. Murphy located Daum and Holland via emergency beepers and a night flight carried rescuers to the site for a final extraction.
An 11 year old boy on a birthday fishing trip was struck by a 3 foot kingfish leaping from the water. The blow ruptured his spleen and left him stable after treatment at Florida Keys Memorial Hospital where he received X rays and care for a cut.
Four men entered a Concord NH liquor store and demanded cash but the raid was the US Marshals Service collecting a state debt from a Supreme Court dispute. George Maynard argued motto taped over auto plates “Live Free or Die” and won a right to free speech in this license plate case.
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