Nevada gaming panel faces scrutiny amid closed sessions
The piece criticizes a Nevada gaming commission for holding a closed session to grant licenses. It links the event to federal inquiries into Hughes officials and a Las Vegas fraud case, arguing public trust hinges on open meetings and accountability.
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Plains activist outside Plains church refuses to enter
At the Plains Baptist Church Jim Carter attended a Bible class while Black activist Clennon King waited outside, barred by an unapproved membership application. Church deacon Theron Hobgood offered entry to King’s guests, but King declined, insisting on membership. The scene drew national attention amid Carter’s rising approval and ongoing political interviews in Atlanta.
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Las Vegas Weather Forecast Readies Sunny Mild Day
Forecast calls for a sunny mild day in Las Vegas with a high near 60 and a clear, cold night. Gentle winds light, humidity around 33 percent during the day and 10 percent at night, with sunrise at 6:43 a.m. and sunset at 4:27 p.m. A year ago the high was 57 and the low 39.
Temperature and Precipitation Table for 24 Hours
The Nation United Press International presents a 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. Pacific time. The table lists temperature highs and lows across major cities with precipitation amounts and weather notes. Data cover nationwide readings compiled from regional stations for the specified interval.
Weather Front Brings Fog and Cold Blast to the Midwest
Fog and rain dampen the South and Southeast while a new cold air surge grips the upper Midwest. International Falls reports 7 below zero as subzero readings settle in northern Minnesota and North Dakota. Snow falls across North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin and upper Michigan with 3 inches at Houghton Lake.
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Kissinger Ends Final Mission on Rhodesia Compromise Talks
Washington sources say a Anglo American plan to ease black African objections in Rhodesia would appoint a British resident commissioner as de facto head of state with British ministers for defense and law and order, easing Geneva stalemate. Assistant Secretary Reinhardt will return to London as Crossland prepares to outline details.
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Islanders Bugged By CIA
The CIA used electronic bugs to learn Micronesian negotiators' planned stance in talks with the United States on Micronesia's future. The State Department objected, and the Justice Department is reviewing the dispute on President Ford's orders. The United States governs Micronesia under a UN trusteeship and favors a free association future.
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BLM Eyes Mine Rules to Cut Environmental Damage
The Bureau of Land Management proposes mining regulation changes to curb environmental damage on public lands. State Director Ed Rowland says operators would file notices, describe mining methods and areas, and outline environmental protections. An approved operation plan would be required before starting any activity with significant environmental disturbance.
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