Navy Radiation Hazard Asserted Over Project Sanguine
Sen. Gaylord Nelson charges Navy project Sanguine emits hazardous radiation raising triglyceride levels and blood pressure. He cites a 1973 report noting six of eight personnel at Clam Lake Wisconsin test facility showed high triglycerides and urges health hazards research and a congressional inquiry.
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US. Navy
Las Vegas
U.S
Navy
Nellis Air Force Base
Michigan
Texas
Wisconsin
New Mexico
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Clam Lake
Wis
Senate Appropriations Committee
E Navy
Senate
Congress
United States Veto Blocks UN Condemnation of Israeli Raids
The United States vetoed a U N Security Council condemnation of Israeli raids in Lebanon, voting 13 to 1 with Costa Rica abstaining. Ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan cast the veto, the 12th in U N history, blocking the nonaligned sponsored resolution.
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United Nations
UPI
United States
County Council
Lebanon
Israel
Costa Rica
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
U.S
Council
Moynihan
Cameroon
Guyana
Iraq
Mauritania
Tanzania
Where I Stand Where I Stand Memo To Hank
A pub discussion on social security retirement highlights fairness, earnings limits for retirees, and comparisons to military and civil service benefits. The memo references political figures and a UN Security Council debate on Middle East violence, including Moynihan amendments and Cameroon chair Ayono remarks.
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Moynihan
Middle East
Israel
Lebanon
Sun Chuckier’s quip on TV sportscasters heads on Mt Rushmore
A witty remark suggests someday a TV sportscaster will be carved on Mt Rushmore, whether by enlarging the mountain or shrinking the head, reflecting playful sports commentary sentiment.
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Mt. Rushmore
Class Suit Aims to Halt City County Merger
A class action filed in Clark County District Court by former Las Vegas City Commissioner George Franklin seeks to stop the consolidation of the City of Las Vegas and Clark County under SB 601. The suit argues the act is unconstitutional, ununiform, and would waste public funds while depriving voters of recalls and proper representation. Judge Michael Wendell was assigned the case. no hearing date set.
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Las Vegas
Clark
George Franklin
Clark County District Court
Michael Wendell
Reinecke Freed On Watergate Conviction
The US Court of Appeals unanimously overturned former California Lt. Gov Ed Reinecke’s Watergate related perjury conviction. The three judge panel dismissed the conviction outright on a Senate rules technicality, removing the 18 month sentence and not remanding to district court.
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Washington
UPI
US Court of Appeals
Ed Reinecke
California
Senate
Reinecke
John N. Mitchell
ITT
San Diego
Wernecke
Ronald Reagan
U.S
Barrington Parker
Reineke
F. Joseph Donohue
Judiciary Committee
Congressional
Donohue
Watergate
Placerville
Calif
God
Senten
First Degree Guilt For Hatchet Killer
Las Vegas man Gary Krueger was found guilty of first degree murder in the March 4 killing of James Howard King. The jury deliberated over six hours before the verdict, with prosecutors alleging premeditation and a cover up that dragged the victim to Sunrise Mountain before the car was pushed into an embankment. King’s wife Donna faced separate charges but was not yet tried.
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Clark County District Court
Gary Krueger
James Howard King
King
Sunrise Mountain
Krueger
Joseph Pawlikowski
Donna
Kruger
Government seeks gag order in Hearst trial
UPI reports government attorneys asked Judge Oliver J. Carter to impose a gag on publicity surrounding the Patricia Hearst case. The motion targets opposing lawyers and expert witnesses and comes after a pretrial admonition on publicity. Trial is set to begin January 26.
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San Francisco
UPI
U.S
Oliver J. Carter
Patricia Hearst
David Bancroft
Bancroft
Albert Johnson
Johnson
Miss Hearst
Hearst
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Joe Leveque
Mary Hibbs
U S
Affirmative Council
China
Piero Vinci
Japan
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Mbassador Ferdinand Leopold Oyono
Nevada
Hatchet
Cing
Parker
Mitchell
Justice Department
Bridge
Joe Delane
Johannes Steel
Vista
Ann Landers
Murial Stevens
Goverment
F. Lee Bailey
SEN
G Lanes
E. Fremont
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