Sonny and Cher Plan TV Reunion Show in CBS Slot
Holly wood reports Sonny and Cher, long divorced, announce a new TV variety show on CBS airing Sundays at 8 p m starting February 1 Their reunion is for business purposes only and they deny remarriage The couple says lawsuits from the breakup will be settled Their six year old daughter Chastity will appear as before
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Smog Clings to Las Vegas for Second Day
A thick brown smog hangs over Las Vegas for a second day as high pressure traps nitrogen oxides and particulates near the ground. Health officials urge unnecessary travel to be limited and indoors to those with respiratory or heart issues. Peak carbon monoxide hit 12 ppm between 7 and 8 am as a weather system is expected to clear by Friday.
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Religious War Spreads North to Lebanon’s Second City
Beirut panics as a new wave of kidnappings spreads from the capital to Lebanon’s second city. The conflict in Lebanon’s religious strife intensifies with violence spilling into Tripoli. The report notes residents fleeing streets amid security concerns and rising tensions.
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Science Shocked At Use Of Pills
A UPI report notes Americans spend 58 million dollars yearly on nonprescription daytime sedatives and stimulants with no ingredient proven safe or effective except caffeine. FDA panel urges further studies and possible removal of unsafe ingredients, amid industry pushback and calls for stricter warnings. Civil unrest in Lebanon escalates with attacks in Tripoli and Zahle leaving over four thousand dead and nine thousand wounded.
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LV Man Killed on Flamingo Road by Pedestrian Strike
An elderly man Morris Deitch aged 69 of 1065 East Flamingo was killed Thursday night on Flamingo Road near his apartment after being struck by a VW station wagon. The driver Don Whigham 28 said the pedestrian suddenly appeared in the headlights and was not cited. Deitch died at Sunrise Hospital.
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Foster's Shoes Ad Promises Comfort Footwear
A vintage classified-style ad highlights Foster's Shoes at 119 North 3rd offering styles for women and children with emphasis on comfort and fit. The copy notes ease of wear and style in a single buy.
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Mandel Enters Pleas In Maryland Racketeering Case
Gov. Marvin Mandel and five co defendants pleaded innocent to federal charges of mail fraud and activity prohibited under antiracketeering statutes. Trial set for May 3. Defendants released on own recognizance after arraignment in Baltimore.
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Las Vegas Weather Forecast Summary
Sunny day with gentle winds and mild temperatures. Today expected highs near 60s and lows around 40. Historical markers show yesterday 62/36, humidity around 64 percent, and sunrise 6 36 with sunset 4 26. Prepared by United Press International using the National Weather Service data from San Francisco.
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Inflation gains despite food price drop in wholesale data
The Labor Department reported November wholesale prices were unchanged, marking the best inflation signal since last spring. Food prices fell 144 percent annually led by vegetables, oil seeds and hogs, while industrial commodities rose 06 percent, offsetting the food price decline.
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CIA Tried Chile Coup
The Senate report says the CIA spent over 13 million dollars across 1963 to 1973 to covertly influence Chilean politics with approval from three presidents and advisers. It names Kissinger as central figure and cites covert propaganda, political party support, polls, and an attempted coup to block Allende. Colby defended covert influence as sometimes justified for peace.
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