Salt Lake Valley hospital decked out for holiday cheer
The Utah Valley Hospital in Provo features a humorous skeleton model greeting visitors at the information desk as staff say Santa has worked himself to the bone this year.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1977
Page
7
The Utah Valley Hospital in Provo features a humorous skeleton model greeting visitors at the information desk as staff say Santa has worked himself to the bone this year.
FBI and Bureau of Indian Affairs agents joined the murder investigation after Sidney Scott, 27, was stabbed and died on federal lands. Reginald Toby, 26, is held for murder, with two witnesses Alvena Davis and Cleveland Calico also jailed. All detainees held without bail.
UNLV President Donald Raepler accepted most of nine senate recommendations aimed at preventing future NCAA probes of the university's athletics program. He challenged one proposal to make the Intercollegiate Athletic Council a standing senate committee with policy powers, saying it should report to the administration.
Nackey Scripps Loeb, wife of publisher William Loeb, is in serious condition at Washoe Medical Center after a wreck on black ice near Reno. She is paralyzed from the waist down, breathing with a respirator, and recovering from rib and lung injuries. Loeb and his wife were returning to their Washoe Valley home when the four wheeler slid off U S 395 and overturned requiring rescue tools to free them.
An 18-year-old Las Vegas man James Martin Reese was found guilty by a District Court jury of raping and robbing a 61-year-old housewife at knifepoint on January 29, 1976. He stole $38 and faces sentencing January 26 with bail revoked.
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