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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1970

Page

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Goldwater Blames Unions for Fiscal Disaster

Sen. Barry Goldwater told delegates at the Automotive Service Industry Association Convention that irresponsible fiscal policy and powerful unions have driven the nation toward financial disaster. He warned of rough business in the 1970s and blamed public officials who failed to protect American business.

Barry Goldwater D-Ariz Arizona Republican Automotive Service Industry Association Stardust Hotel

Arizona Senator Goldwater Praises Nixon Veto on HEW Bill

U S Senator Barry Goldwater praised President Nixon for vetoing the 19 7 million Health Education and Welfare bill and predicted Congress will fail to override. He spoke at the ASIA convention in Las Vegas and urged checks on unions and a return to the law of supply and demand noting inflation and government overreach.

Goldwater Nixon Arizona Barry Goldwater Stardust Hotel Automotive Service Industry Association Howard Bell U.S Barry Godswater R-Ariz Stardust Congress House Convention Center Las Vegas Asia United States Kennedy Johnson

Senate OKs No Knock Authority for Drug Raids

The Senate approved a no knock provision by 70 to 15 requiring a special warrant before narcotics teams raid homes. Judges may grant when drugs would be quickly destroyed or when agents fear attack. The measure, backed by the Nixon administration, also eases penalties for illegal drug possession and distribution.

Washington UPI Senate Thomas J. Dodd D-Conn Sam J. Ervin D-N.c Robert F. Griffin Rmich Congress District of Columbia Nixon

California coed kidnapped from dormitory by jilted boyfriend

Deborah Stevenson a 20 year old California student at Maryknoll College in Quezon City was abducted at gunpoint after a dorm shooting by Cris Learos son of a Philippine provincial governor. Police say he and another man dragged her into a taxi following the attack. Proceedings and motives remain unclear.

Manila UPI Quezon City Maryknoll College Deborah Stevenson Leonard Stevenson San Francisco Cris Lecaros Philipine Miss Stevenson Stevenson Anna Villaflor Burlingame Calif

Women Die When Train Jumps Track

A Gulf Coast Special train derailed near Washington D C killing three women and injuring 54 others. Rescue crews freed victims with acetylene torches as investigators from the NTSB and Federal Railroad Administration opened an inquiry into the cause of the derailment on a somewhat elevated section of track.

Fairfax UPI Washington, D.C National Transportation Safety Board Federal Railroad Administration

Egyptian Commandos Attack Israeli GHQ in Sinai

UPI reports Egyptian commandos struck the Israeli general headquarters in the Sinai near Rafah and Sheikh Zuwaid, claiming to hit a major radio and radar center. The raid caused heavy casualties and equipment losses while all Egyptians returned safely. Israel reported air responses against Egyptian artillery and antiaircraft positions in the Gulf of Suez.

United Press International Israel Sinai Peninsula Cairo Tel Aviv Mediterranean Suez Canal Rafah Gaza Strip Sheikh Zuwaid Sinai GHQ Gulf of Suez

West Las Vegas police brutality charges prompt FBI review

West Las Vegas city officials ordered an FBI independent review after two police detectives, Max Huggins and Donald McHale, faced black accusations of brutality following a Saturday arrest and melee with five complainants. The officers were reassigned pending FBI findings as the civil service board examines the case.

Federal Bureau of Investigation Max Huggins Donald McHale Pete Witcher Las Vegas Ronald Hardison FBI Civil Service Board McHale Huggins City Civil Service Board Oran Grayson Tyrone Levi Nevada Equal Rights Commission Witcher John Conner Art Trelease Earl Grippentrog Art Chapman Francis Edwards Conner

State Highway Worker Injured In Office Explosion

A 30 year old State Highway Department worker suffered second and third degree burns when an explosion hit the Carson City field office. Richard Allen, in satisfactory condition at Carson Tahoe Hospital, was burned on head face and shoulders after lighting a cigarette in a back room. A witness said he and a coworker pulled him outside as rain soaked the scene. Southwest Gas cited gas seepage from a broken service line behind the building as the accident cause.

Carson City UPI State Highway Department Richard Allen Carson Tahoe Hospital Allen James Nelson John Dubois Southwest Gas Corp

Australian nickel stock Tasminex rockets on wild swings

London report says Tasminex, a newly listed Australian mining share, surged from about 60 cents to 96 dollars within hours after reporting a West Australian nickel strike. By close, it traded around 44.40 dollars as early buyers banked large gains and traders compared it to Poseidon’s famed run.

London API Beserk Tasminex Western Australia Poseidon

Variable clouds and mild winds forecast tonight

Weather report notes mild conditions with variable cloudiness and northerly winds around 15 mph. Today's high is 60 and low 40. yesterday's high 71 and low 38. Sunrise at 1:49 am and sunset at 5:03 pm. A year ago the temps were 51 and 34.

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