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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1977

Page

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Drug Lab Raids Seize $300 Million PCP Inventory

Federal agents and sheriff's deputies raided four illicit drug laboratories in Azusa Glendora and Covina early Saturday arresting five people. Investigators say three labs produced PCP also called Angel Dust while the fourth manufactured a different drug.

Los Angeles UPI Azusa Glendora Covina U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration Sheriff’s Deputies DEA Sheriff's Office

LTR Strike Ends as Buses Resume Regular Runs

LTR buses will roll Sunday on normal routes to Reno and Phoenix ending a four month strike by union drivers. Sebastian Mikulich, an LTR owner, said 15 of 61 striking drivers will return Sunday and others will be recalled as needed.

LTR Reno Phoenix Sebastian Mikulich Mikulich Nevada

Mental Patient Seizes Patrol Car Holds Two Hostages

A Marin County mental patient overpowered a deputy, seized a patrol cruiser, and took two hostages then surrendered at a rural farmhouse. The 37 year old released an 81 year old man and detained a woman before giving himself up. no injuries reported.

Nncasio UPI Marin County Harold Hallseth San Rafael

The strange world of Howard Hughes

A column excerpt recounts Howard Hughes as a volatile figure, alternating between praise and destruction. It cites a memo in the Mormon will trial and a Sun front page feature, discussing Hughes’s views on nuclear testing and the Skull Valley sheep deaths. The piece reflects on cautious reporting amid Cold War era tensions.

Hank Hughes Skull Valley Utah

Southern Nevada's Only Home Owned Daily Newspaper

The Las Vegas newspaper emphasizes local ownership with its line about serving Southern Nevada. Circulation and contact numbers are listed for news and circulation departments.

Nevada

Pair Saved By Quick Rescue After Fiery Crash

A fiery crash on I 15 north of Las Vegas killed Allan C. Cochrane and injured others. A Cedar City student rescue pulled Cochrane’s daughter Kim from the burning car, while a passing motorist helped.

Nevada Highway Patrol Interstate 15 Las Vegas California Allan C. Cochrane Glendale Calif Robert M. Hefley el Monte Cochrane Nevada State Highway David Young Young Nev Cedar City Utah Kim Hefley Margaret Roberta

Carter Begin seek broader Middle East peace hopes

President Carter and Prime Minister Begin reviewed secret Israeli peace proposals with optimism. Begin planned to visit Egypt to discuss an overall settlement as Sadat voiced higher optimism after Carter briefings. The Egyptian press indicated a Wednesday meeting along the Suez Canal to unveil settlement principles.

Washington UPI Carter Menahem Begin Begin Egypt Cairo Cyrus Vance White House Anwar Sadat Suez Canal al Ahram

Valley Faces Pollution Crisis In Las Vegas

Las Vegas Valley heads toward a looming air pollution crisis with 1982 as a deadline. Local officials clash over Air Pollution Control leadership while EPA experts warn the valley may not meet federal standards, risking loss of federal aid for roads water and housing.

Las Vegas Valley Federal Vital Air Pollution Control Committee Clark County District Board of Health Las Vegas City Myron Leavitt Cou Sam Bowler Bowler Air Pollution Control Division Leavitt Epacans Las Vegas Environmental Protection Agency EPA Joe Behar Leones

Parrot Rescued After Freezer to Oven Incident

In Blackburn England John McKay 51 pleaded guilty to ill treating his parrot Wullie after an argument with his wife. He admitted placing the bird in a freezer and later in a low heat oven as a misguided attempt to dry it out while drinking. Police saved the distressed bird and McKay was fined 18 dollars.

Blackburn England UPI Wullie John McKay McKay Wallie

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