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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1976

Page

10

Park Land Buy Plan Faces Delay in Nevada

Carson City. The State Park System faces criticism for dragging its feet on a $2.5 million recreation land purchase amid a voters approved $10 million bond. Assemblyman Don Mello and Sen. James Gibson pressed Park Administrator John Meder at a Legislative Interim Finance Committee meeting, noting two years have passed since approval and no parcels bought.

Carson City UPD State Park System Nevada Don Mello Dsparks Len Floyd Lamb D-Las Vegas Mello John Meder Legislative Interim Finance Committee Meder Park Division Lamb

Kissinger Bids Farewell as Carter Pledges Strong NATO Ties

At a Brussels gathering Kissinger praised by peers for a career in diplomacy wore a gray pin stripe suit as Carter pledged a strengthened American commitment to NATO. Carter said NATO remains essential to North American and Western European security and urged full cooperation with Cyrus Vance as successor. He warned Moscow against further adventurism while rejecting Brezhnev proposals for a mutual freeze and a no first use treaty.

Brussels Belgium UPI Henry A. Kissinger America NATO Jimmy Carter Kissinger United States Carter North America Europe Council Jose Medeiro Fereirra Portugal Anthony Crosland London Cyrus Vance Moscow Angola Leonid I. Brezhnev Warsaw Pact

Fords Decorate White House Tree For Christmas

Betty Ford decorated the White House Blue Room Christmas tree and expressed a wish for love and peace in the nation and world. She dismissed the idea of a sad Christmas for the Fords and said she plans to stay active after President Ford leaves office.

Washington UPI Betty Ford White House Fords Jerry Betty

Blind Miami snack bar owner robbed at gunpoint

Ronald Kazmark, legally blind, says two men robbed his 245 dollar weekly profits from a snack stand in a Dade County office building. He notes support from locals has topped 700 dollars, plans to buy an alarm, and says the state's petty cash is unaffected.

MIAMI UPI Ronald Kazmark Dade County Kazmark N. Flagler Street Florida Bureau of Blind Services Shelley Boone Boone Bruno

Cable Car Workers Crushed In San Francisco Accident

Two machinists were killed when a two ton underground wheel used to operate a Nob Hill California line cable car crushed them after workers entered an adjacent chamber. Leo nie De Vost aged 55 was named. the second worker’s identity was withheld. The California line was shut for pulley repairs amid system parts and manpower shortages affecting San Francisco’s tourist tramway.

San Francisco UPI Municipal Railway California Mason Streets Nob Hill Leonie de Vost Fisherman’s Wharf

Pardon Rebuffed For Spiro Agnew

Washington reports that former Vice President Spiro Agnew, who pled no contest to income tax evasion in 1973, failed to obtain a Ford pardon. An Anderson column notes Agnew sought pardon shortly after October 10 when probation ended, but White House counsel directed his attorney to the Justice Department.

Washington UPI Spiro Agnew Ford Jack Anderson Anderson Agnew Buchen Justice Department White House

Seagram Plans Appeal of Import Suspension

Seagram and Sons will appeal a nine day suspension of wholesale and import permits by the ATF. The firm will present oral arguments before ATF director Rex Davis after written briefs were filed. The case centers on incentive trips for executives at distributors, with Seagram defending the trips as standard promotions while the ATF says they violated the act by excluding other products.

New York API Joseph E. Seagram and Sons, Inc Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms ATF Rex Davis Sus Seagram

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