Local Lady, 50, Injured In Bonanza Road Crash
A Las Vegas woman Helen B. McDowell 50 suffered head injuries in a head on crash with Robert Moss 50 on Bonanza Road near 12th Street. No citations yet. investigation may lead to warrants. A 15-year-old Paul Spink suffered serious leg injuries when his motorcycle hit a car on Industrial Road. he was taken to Sunrise Hospital and cited for failing to yield.
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Helen B. McDowell
South Third St
Robert Moss
North 19Th St
Bonanza Road
12Th St
Moss
Paul Spink
el Camino Dr
Industrial Rd
Spink
Sunrise Hospital
Las Vegas Babysitter Injured In Self Inflicted 22 Caliber Shot
A 15 year old Las Vegas babysitter named Cynthia Enright suffered leg wounds when she accidentally shot herself with a 22 caliber pistol while babysitting at 809 Willow Street. She was treated at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital.
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Cynthia Enright
Lorna Pl
Willow St
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Clark County Poll Shows Nixon Backing At 67 Percent
An American Media survey of 109 Clark County voters after Nixon’s December 8 press conference and December 15 troop withdrawal finds 67 percent approve of his Vietnam war policy. Democrats show substantial, but not decisive, support and Governor Sawyer leads a governor poll.
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Spiro Agnew
Clark County
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Agnew
Omaha
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Ala
Nevada
Sawyer
Paul Laxalt
William Briare
James Cashman
Harvey Dickerson
John Foley
Oran Grayson
Harley Harmon
Floyd Lamb
Ralph Lamb
Mike O'Callaghan
William Baggio
Hank Thornley
Cliff Young
Franklin
Aanens
Trade imbalance hurts Japan in 1968 relations with ANZ
Tokyo reports that trade with Australia and New Zealand heavily favors imports over exports. In 1968 Japan exported 54 million dollars while imports reached 1.1 billion dollars, signaling a large deficit and mounting balance of trade pressure.
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Australia
New Zealand
Japan
New Loint Hires at Washington Housing Department
The Washington Department of Housing, formed under four years ago, now employs 15,000 staff and oversees more than 70 programs. The agency expands its workforce, reflecting growth in public housing and community development initiatives across the state.
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Department of Housing
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