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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1968

Page

4

Hughes Investments Boost Clark County Boom Profits

Hughes, who turned 63 before Christmas, eyed Air West for over 90 million and spurred Las Vegas growth. Real estate volumes rose from 1965 to 1968 with cash purchases and new residents driving higher rents, utilities, licenses, and tourism revenue. The ERP era shift fueled population gains from 265,421 in 1965 to 302,300 and school enrollment up more than 10,000 to 67,695.

Hughes Air West Canada Mexico Hughes Tool Co Las Vegas Strip Sands Las Vegas Nevada Boston Title Insurance and Trust Co al Levy Levy Clark County Norman Kaye Greenback Forest Clark County Bureau of the Budget Harvey Dondero Dondero Frank Rogers Central Telephone Co Nevadans Southwest Gas Corp John Debois Dubois Zei Lowman Nevada Power Co Clark County Business License Bureau Ken O'Connell Greater Nevada Gaming Control Board

Warehouse Blaze Destroys Western Petroleum Facility on Commerce St

Fire at 1034 Commerce St. destroyed a warehouse used by Western Petroleum Distributors for oil products. Discovered at 2 15 p m by Leonard Forest, the fire, driven by strong winds, took about an hour to control and threatened an adjacent building. No injuries reported and owner Hazel Stoddard unavailable for damage estimate. former owner values the loss above 50 000.

Western Petroleum Distributors Commerce St Leonard Forest Las Vegas Blvd. North Hazel Stoddard Kishner Dr

REECo Wins Five Year Test Site Support Contract

The Atomic Energy Commission awards Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Company a five year contract to provide test support at Nevada Test Site with estimated annual cost about 115 million dollars. REECo, EG&G subsidiary based in Las Vegas, has held the contract since December 1952 and will cover drilling tunneling mining construction maintenance health safety services and housing utilities and recreation for employees. Seven bidders competed with Atkinson Blume Aerojet General and Kaiser Engineers Trans World Airlines reaching final rounds.

Atomic Energy Commission Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Company Reeco Las Vegas Nevada Test AEC the Sun Eg&g Inc AEECO Atkinson-Blume-Aerojet General Kaiser Engineers Trans World Airlines

Where I Stand on Marijuana Law Reform

A group debate shows a split view on legalizing marijuana with a decisive majority supporting current law. Participants agree police cannot solve the drug problem alone and urge public cooperation and parental firmness as essential to progress.

Bones Found In Paradise Valley Remote Desert Skeleton

A skull and multiple bones from one skeleton were discovered in Paradise Valley near Paradise Country Club. Deputies tentatively identified the skull as a man missing earlier this year and will withhold identification until dental records confirm the match. A Clark County School District employee found the skull while testing a Christmas bow and arrow set. vertebrae ribs and leg bones were reported as well.

Paradise Valley Paradise Country Club Donald Long Clark County

City declares peril over flu outbreak in New York

Officials announced a state of peril as flu cases surged in New York City and ordered fuel oil dealers to follow a priority delivery list for apartments with ill residents. Deputy Mayor Costello, acting for vacationing Mayor Lindsay, called the situation more perilous than the nine day garbage strike last February.

New York UPI

Three Killed in Greyhound Bus Crash on Turnpike

A chartered Greyhound carrying 39 people from Washington to a church convention ran off the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Beaver Flats. Three were killed and 35 injured along with the driver as the bus tipped into a 10 foot ditch after leaving the road at 2:45 a.m. EST. The victims were Bruce Blackman 14 of Chicago Mary Owen 58 Evanston Ill and Virgie Evans 76 Chicago. Police say the bus veered after hitting a guard rail opening and tried to reenter the highway.

Beaver Flats Chicago Ohio Line Pittsburgh Church of God Washington Bruce Blackman Mary Owen Evanston Ill Virgie Evans Blackman Rochester Hospital Holiday Inn Here Greyhound Angela Bennett

Body found of 10 year old abducted in Des Moines area

Des Moines officers found Pamela Powers’s naked body in a ditch near Mitchellville after Robert Williams, a 24 year old self described preacher, led police to the scene following his surrender from Davenport. Williams had escaped a Missouri mental institution on a rape charge.

Des Moines, Iowa UPI Des Moines Pamela Powers Mitchellville Iowa Robert Anthony Williams Floyd Smith Pamela Williams Davenport Missouri Wiebool Cletus Versa Wilkes Des Mines Rock Island Ill

Hughes Bid Faces Delays in Air West Sale Clash

The Air West sale to Howard Hughes faces delays as Robert Henry fights adjournment and stockholder votes. Henry and allies threaten to stall for up to two years, while Northwest’s condition hinges on 50 percent shareholder support and CAB approval.

Air West Hughes Robert Henry Henry Edmund Converse Mallory Randall Corp Brooklyn Bez Converse Northwest Minnesota CAB Howard Hughes

Apollo Home Today From Historic Flight To Moon

Apollo 8 faces perilous re entry as it must strike a narrow corridor over the western Pacific at 7000 mph without retro rockets. The crew must endure darkness and heavy atmosphere while tests and mock pickups have guided them through rough seas of space.

Lunar Pacific Ocean UPI Apollo Moon Western Pacific

Azbill Heirs Get $50,000 Apiece Partial Payment

District Judge Alvin Wartman approved a $50,000 partial distribution of Rose Mapel Azbill's estate to her brother George Brundige and sister Mildred Brundige Self. The Bank of Nevada, special administrator, also ordered sale of Azbill's 1968 Cadillac for $5,475. Azbill, 39, faces open murder charges in his wife’s Dec. 27 torch murder.

Rose Mapel Azbill George DeWitt Brundige Mildred Rosalie Brundige Self Dist Alvin N. Wartman Bank of Nevada Wartman Azbill Florence Kifer Harmon John Kifer Justice of Peace Herman Fisher Kifer Tad Porter

Mystery Witness Delays in Black Murder Trial

In Elko area snow storms hinder key witness Farney as district court continues the Alsup murder case against Carl Black. Prosecutors seek to place Farney next to Mrs. Simmons and the jailed Hanley while defense cites absence and incompetence rulings amid ongoing continuances.

Earl Gripentrog Elko Carl Black Ralph Alsup Justice of the Peace Herman Fisher Alphonse Bass Simmons Clyde Wright Las Vegas Louis Wiener Wiener Farney Gripentrog Sherif Edwin McCullough Wright Hanley Black Alsup San Francisco Norman Call Harry Claiborne

Las Vegas Man Dies In Auto

Donald Igene Lamy a 48 year old Clark County School District employee was found dead in his parked car on a dirt road off Lamb Boulevard. Police say the death appears self inflicted by carbon monoxide poisoning from exhaust routed into the passenger compartment. Neighbors recalled speaking with him the night before and finding him in the vehicle yesterday morning.

Las Vegas Donald Igene Lamy Lamb Boulevard Lamy Walnut Ave Tomy Clark County

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