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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1977

Page

4

Gas Guzzler Tax Moves With 1979 Car Model Changes

Washington conferees agree to a federal gas guzzler tax starting 1979 for cars under 15 mpg, with escalating rates by 1985. Senate favors a ban on low mileage cars but may drop it. police and ambulances exempt. Natural gas price issue stalls as conferees push to finish tax provisions amid administration optimism.

NY Times News Service Washington — House Senate House Carter Sen J. Bennett Johnston Russell B. Long Senate Finance Committee

Death of Chemist Dianna Foster Probed as Investigation Extends

Officials investigate whether the Lake Mead camper death of 25 year old Dianna Foster, a Clark County sanitation district chemist, was self harm or accident. Propane in lungs and Tuinal in blood point to non lethal levels. homicide was ruled out. Evidence included two empty propane tanks, tranquilizer vials, and her keys found outside the camper. The case links to a county inquiry into promotions and possible favoritism, with findings due to the Clark County Commission.

Dianna Foster Lake Mead Foster Dick Mayne Las Vegas Wash James Parrott Clark County Sanitation District

FBI arrests top fugitive riding bicycle in Fort Lauderdale

FBI agents in Miami captured Patrick James Huston, 47, at a Fort Lauderdale intersection without incident. Huston had been a top 10 fugitive since escaping the New York Federal House of Detention in March 1975 while awaiting bank robbery trial. Julius L. Mattson announced the arrest following an intensive investigation.

Fort Lauderdale Fla UPI FBI Julius L. Mattson Miami Patrick James Huston Mattson Huston Federal House of Detention New York

Doctors Depositions Link Hughes Kidney and Brain Damage

Medical depositions presented in the Mormon will probate trial assert Howard Hughes died of chronic renal disease with brain damage. Houston pathologist Dr. Hill says long term phenacetin use contributed to kidney failure and uremic poisoning, while Dr. Alan Rubens notes brain involvement and personality changes. ink expert Steven Kramer testifies the Will ink matches Paper Mate products.

SUN Howard Hughes Hughes Las Vegas U.S.S.R Houston Minneapolis Harold Rhoden William T. Hill Harris County Texas Medical Society Hill Alan Rubens Neuae University of Minnesota Brain and Rubens Steven Kramer Formulabs, Inc Escondido Calif Rhoden Kramer Charles Horden Barbara Little Woodville Ala Judge Hayes Barbara

FBI Probed Cuban Links To Oswald

FBI records show agents investigated Cuban ties to Lee Harvey Oswald and urged him to kill Kennedy to satisfy Cuban leaders. President Johnson was briefed as Hoover sought to block a Justice Department probe identifying conspirators. The bureau ultimately ruled Oswald acted alone and Ruby killed Oswald, with notes mentioning possible CIA involvement in the probe.

Kennedy Hoover Johnson Warren Commission Justice Department Oswald Ruby FBI Dallas CIA

Mount Etna erupts for 15 hours threatening nearby hillsides

Catania reports Mount Etna belched lava for 15 hours, sending a 4.4 mile lava flow down its slopes toward valleys. Experts note the eruption exceeded earlier blasts but posed no danger to lower villages. Scientists warn continued activity is natural for the volcano.

Catania Sicily UPI Mount Etna Enzo Sturiale International Institute of Volcanology Etna Europe

Abortion Funding Deadlock Ends After Bipartisan Move

Washington lawmakers ended a five month stalemate by liberalizing the abortion funding ban for low income women. The compromise clears 60.1 billion dollars in Labor and HEW appropriations and may influence state laws while promising renewed battles when renewal comes next spring. Senator Edward Brooke and Rep Henry Hyde led opposing camps amid provocative remarks by Rep Daniel Flood.

NY Times News Service Washington House Senate Labor Department Department of Health, Education and Welfare Edward W. Brooke R-Mass Henry Hyde R-Iil Daniel Flood D-Pa Chamber

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