Lawyers Face Strong Local Team in Charity Night Match
The article previews a charity basketball event featuring John C. Fremont alumni Fred Fisher teaming with Steve Parsons to form a potent Barristers duo. Recruits include Bruce Woodbury Keith Galliher Al Marque John Lucans and returnees Frank Schreck Bill Urga Rex Bell. The fundraiser follows a cocktail party hosted by Bobby Gentry with $1 drinks, and a main game at 8 15 p m between the Rebels and the University of Utah.
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Fred Fisher
Steve Parsons
Roy Hamilton
David Greenwood
Bruce Woodbury
Las Vegas
Keith Galliher
al Marque
John Lucans
Frank Schreck
Bill Urga
Rex Bell
University of Utah
Unemployed NY Teens Rally for Christmas Support
Seven young men, former police officers and firefighters, gathered with families at a Manhattan restaurant to ease unemployment gloom after New York City laid off 2,866 officers and over 900 firefighters. They described hard times, guard their hope of rehiring, and consider new careers while planning a fundraising drive to support lobbying efforts for job restoration.
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New York
UPI
Manhattan
Richard Galgano
Police Officers Association
Downing Square
Kevin Delahunty
Firefighters’ Association
LV Merger Faces Fire Protection Crisis After Cuts
Las Vegas and Clark County face inadequate fire protection if 24 CETA funded firemen are terminated by year end. Retaining them would cost 324000 more to the combined 1976 77 fire budget of 12388144. without them the valley could not fight two major fires simultaneously.
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Las Vegas
J. D. Mi Miller
Fire Department Technical Committee
Clark County
David Canter
Miller
Consolidated Fire Department
Minimum wage rises to $2.30 for many workers
Labor Secretary Dunlop announced that nearly four million workers will see minimum pay rise to $2.30 on January 1 1978 with most covered workers gaining by that date. The amendments to the Fair Labor Standards Act mark annual steps toward inflation adjusted minimums affecting nonfarm and agricultural employees.
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Washington
UPI
John T. Dunlop
Dunlop
Do's and Don'ts Of New Pot Law In California
California's new marijuana law takes effect at midnight with no arrest for simple possession under one ounce, a maximum citation fine of 100 dollars, and drug treatment required after a fourth offense in 24 months. Felony provisions remain for growing selling and DUI, and minor-related penalties stay in place.
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Sacramento
UPL
California
California jail risk as clean slate bill clears records
The new law forgives marijuana possession records for over 500000 Californians, allows immediate petitions to purge, costs up to 50 dollars plus fees, and auto wipes possession convictions after two years for arrests starting January 1. In New Jersey, Nea Naumchick faces jail over keeping her daughter from public schools, fines, and sect teachings challenging civil law.
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UPI
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Keepig
Nea Naumchick
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Leo Volpe
Four killed in Christmas Eve furniture store shootout in Florida
In Winter Garden Florida a furniture store robbery turned deadly on Christmas Eve with four dead and one wounded. Police identify it as a robbery linked to prior central Florida terror attacks. owner W T Ziegler survived with an abdominal wound and others including Eunice Ziegler and Perry and Virginia Edwards perish.
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UPI
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Tims
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Charles Mays Jr
Oakland
Cannon Studio Fire Destroys Two Sound Stages
A pre dawn blaze at Samuel Goldwyn Studios in Hollywood gutted two sound stages used for Cannon and Barnaby Jones. Officials estimated damage at 3 million dollars with no injuries as one wall collapsed and debris filled the space. Firefighters arrived within minutes and fought the fire as the structures burned.
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Hollywood
UPS
Samuel Goldwyn Studios
James Velthuis
Barnaby Jones
Funeral rites set for Marvin Marx in Miami
Funeral services for Marvin Marx, chief comedy writer for The Honeymooners and Kennedy joke contributor, will be held Friday in Miami Beach. Marx died Tuesday at 50 after a heart ailment. survived by widow Doreen, two sons, two sisters, and a brother. He moved to Miami Beach in 1966 after a career writing for Gleason, Allen, Cantor, Burns and Allen, Martin and Lewis, and Sid Caesar.
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UPI
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Squirm Worms Wiggle South to Georgia Setting
Port Wentworth Massachusetts worms are flown to Georgia for the horror film Squirm. Edgar Lansbury says millions wiggle into the earth after a power failure, creating terror and killer worms. Worms are sent to Skidaway Island for observation after filming ends.
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Port Wentworth
UPI
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Georgia
Edgar Lansbury
New York
Oceanographic Institute
Wood's Hole
Mass
Lansbury
University of Georgia
Instiue of Oceanography
Skidaway Island
United States
Maine
Las Vegas Weather Forecast Near-Term Trend
Forecast calls for sunny days and clear nights through Saturday with gentle winds 15 to 25 mph by Saturday. Today's high around 60 and low in the mid 30s. yesterday reached 63/38 with humidity 72 percent high and 26 percent low. Sunset 6 50 p m, sunrise 4 38 a m. A year ago today 49/24.
Weather Table San Francisco Morning Update
The National Weather Service in San Francisco issues a 24 hour temperature and precipitation table ending at 4 a.m. Pacific time. Readouts cover major coastal and inland areas, noting highs and lows, rainfall totals, and notable weather shifts for the period.
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San Francisco
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