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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1975
Page
11
A casino entertainment listing notes shows at CAESARS PALACE with acts including Bell Carole Craw and Papi Campo along with Joe Renteria, Frankie Carr's Novelites, and others. Details show multiple venues such as LONG BEACH LOUNGE and FRONTIER with contact numbers for reservations. The schedule includes nightly performances from 7 p.m. to midnight, with some venues closed on Mondays and varying acts through the week.
Cold air grips the East with widespread subzero readings from 10 to 25 below in Northern New England. Vermont engineer on Mt. Mansfield notes 25 below with no wind easing chill. Belmont NH Baptist church fire hampered by ice and low visibility. Fog disrupts flights at Portland and Seattle airports.
Police park squad cars in front of two Hollywood massage parlors to deter patronage while a federal judge denies an injunction against police conduct. Judge Irving Hill questions if the actions are legitimate investigations or intimidation, amid claims of neighborhood merchant support for the practice. Snowstorms dump heavy snow across Michigan Indiana and Ohio, with travel advisories issued and Atlantic coast snow expected by Saturday night. In Boston, the John F Kennedy Federal Building and two 26 story towers stand with a 400 foot annex, costing about 29 million.
In Richmond California Destiny the two year old Great Dane alerted the Aimes family when two men posing as police officers knocked on their door. The men were later identified as Edward Snell and Erwin Schmidt who were arrested in Union City on federal extortion charges seeking a $150000 ransom. Destiny’s actions spurred the Aimes to contact police and protect Sue Aimes and Duane Aimes of Bank of America.
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