Teen Forum Presses for Teen Recreation Action
Hank Greenspun presents a SUN Youth Forum summary by Mike Amundsen. Teens discuss recreation needs for ages 13 to 20 in Las Vegas, noting underfunded centers, costly rock concerts, and scarce teen venues. They plan a citywide meeting and urge teen participation. They also address parents, movie ratings, and lowering the legal drinking age to 18.
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SUN Youth Forum
Freddie Little
Mike Amundsen
SUN
Vegas
Clark County Welcomes First Baby of 1970 in Nevada
Clark County records its first 1970 birth at Boulder City Hospital. Sheila Mane Fields, weighing 7 lb 5 oz, is the county’s first baby girl of the year, born at 12:02 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fields of Henderson.
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Sheila Marie Fields
Robert Fields
Henderson
Nevada
Red Rock Inn
Las Vegas
Anna Wammack
Sunfoto
Shelia Mane Fields
Boulder City Hospital
Clark County
Larry Evans
W. Lake Mead Blvd
Evan Ear
E. Reynolds Ave
Sunrise Hospital
Indian Springs
Dennis Kennedy
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Rose de Lima Hospital
Women’s Hospital
Weather Outlook With Fair and Cold Conditions
Continued fair conditions with cold temps and light winds. Today's high 50 and low 25, yesterday's high 49 and low 22. A year ago today 52 and 31. Sunrise 6 52 a m Sunset 4 37 p m.
Nixon vows to wipe out pollution in New Year pledge
President Nixon, at the Western White House, signs a bill creating a three member environmental quality council. He declares the 1970s must reclaim air water and living environment and plans to expand the effort nationwide. He notes watching football bowls and the Rose Parade and predicts future State of the Union remarks on pollution.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Nixon
Council On Environmental Quality
America
White House
FBS
J. Edgar Hoover
California
Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo
Deranged mother linked to deaths of two boys in snow
In Athens County Ohio two young brothers Bryan McBride age three and his three month old sibling Chris were found dead in snow covered fields after a two day search in sub freezing weather. State patrolman Chester Berlinski located the bodies five miles north of Athens near Ohio 110. Autopsies will determine cause of death. The boys were last seen Tuesday and their mother Barbara McBride 23 was found Tuesday in a car near The Plains sobbing and missing husband who heard a ringing telephone.
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Athens, Ohio
UPI
Athens
Chester Berlinski
Bryan McBride
Chris
Marietta
Ohio
the Plains
Barbara McBride
Black Hills Blizzard Strands Holiday Travelers
A severe blizzard swept the Black Hills of South Dakota causing hol iday travelers to be marooned and emergency traffic only. Lead reported forty inches of snow with drifts in northern areas reaching over forty two inches since Wednesday morning. Downriver, heavy snow hit the Ohio Valley and central Great Lakes while warnings covered lower Michigan Ohio and Kentucky. Temperatures plunged with record lows in New York and Vermont and Minneapolis saw a December snowfall record.
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United Press International
Black Hills
South Dakota
Lead
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
Atlantic
Florida
Virginia
Appalachians
Minneapolis
Minn
New England
Central States
Pope warns of growing risk of world war in New Year address
Pope Paul VI, delivering the World Day of Peace message in Rome, warned that a world war capable of destroying mankind looms as arms trade floods poor nations and giants industries profit from death. He urged civilization to banish war and recited a prayer for peace amid escalating tensions.
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UPI
Paul VI
Rome Church of Jesus
Sam the Plumber May Face Plea Before Jury
Newark hearing centers on Simone Paul Maria Rizzo De Cavalcante known as Sam the Plumber head of a New York area crime family. He faces a plea in a federal indictment alleging a $20 million a year numbers racket reaching into upstate New York.
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Newark
UPD
Simone Paul Maria Rizzo de Cavalcante
Sam
New York Area
Cosa Nostra
de Cavalcante
Upstate
New York
U.S
Frederick B. Lacey
Lacey
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia-Camden
Louis Bechtle
East
Penn State Defeats Missouri 10-3 in Night Game
Penn State Nittany Lions, ranked second, beat Missouri Tigers 10-3 in Miami Florida. Quarterback Chuck Burkhart led a 68 yard drive ending with a Mike Reitz field goal. A fumble on Missouri's first play after kickoff set the tone as Mike Reid and the defense forced several Tiger mistakes.
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Miami
Fla
Penn States
Nittany Lions
Missouri Tigers
Chuck Burkhart
Missouri
Mike Reitz
Penn State
Mike Reid
Mizzou
Joe Moore
Moore
Mike Smith
Tigers
Dennis Onkotz
Tiger
Israeli Arms Buyer Told To Leave France
France ordered Israeli chief arms buyer in Europe to depart after he helped spirit five embargoed gunboats from Cherbourg to Israel. Adm. Mordechai Limon signed a contract relinquishing claims to the gunboats. first such expulsion in Franco Israeli ties.
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Paris
UPI
France
Israel
Europe
Cherbourg
Walter Eyton
Foreign Ministry
Adm
Mordechai Limon
Eytan
Maurice Schumann
Limon
70 Show Biz Scene by Joe Delaney on SUN page 17
Columnist Joe Delaney previews and analyzes 1970s show business in today's SUN Entertainment Scene. The regular column offers insights and context for readers.
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Joe Delaney
Joe
Entertainment
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