Where I Stand (Continued from Page 1)
DA Franklin is blamed for harming Parvin Dohrmann in Nevada with talk that drew national press attention and harmed stock prices. The writer criticizes public officials for aiding the economy and suggests DAs focus on crime reduction. George is praised for reviving anxious investors by urging health club exits.
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January Chill Hits Las Vegas With Gusty Winds
The Las Vegas Valley endures a cold spell with yesterday’s high near 53 and overnight low around 41. Today forecasters predict a 55 degree high and stronger winds gusting to 30 mph as cold air lingers from a Tuesday front, likely easing by Friday afternoon.
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Blueprint unfolds for craft factory in West Las Vegas
A plan to build a large minority owned wood products plant moved forward in West Las Vegas as Mayor Oran Grayson met Ventures in Progress Inc. The project forms a Citizens Advisory Group of about fifteen local leaders for expertise. The plant aims to start in March with an initial order for 300 storage crates.
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Innocent Plea Entered for Charles Manson in Court
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge entered a plea of innocent for Charles Manson in the Tate LaBianca case, despite protests from Manson who objected to further proceedings and to the indictment. He acted as his own attorney and sought delays while pacing in the dock.
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South Carolina Governor backs compliance with court desegregation ruling
Gov. Robert E. McNain said SC has run out of courts and time and must follow the Supreme Court order for immediate desegregation. He criticized defiance and noted the General Assembly’s resolution urging Congress to reverse judicial patterns threatening public schools.
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Rep Baring Votes To Override Presidential Veto
Nevada Representative Walter S. Baring voted in the 91st Congress to override the Presidents veto on the Labor and Health Education and Welfare bill. The overridden motion failed 226 to 191. He cited education funds libraries and health research and urged fiscal restraint without harming schools.
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White House Worship Service To Open Year
The first White House worship service of the year will be held Sunday in the East Room. Rev Dr M L Wilson of New York president of the Council of Churches of New York and pastor of Convent Avenue Baptist Church will preach before President and Mrs Nixon and a large gathering of Washington officials and families. This marks the 17th White House service since Nixon began the tradition.
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Monkey floods UCLA Public Health building floors
A research monkey escaped its seventh floor cage at UCLA School of Public Health and turned on a shower, flooding seven floors. Six fire companies used giant rubber squeegees to clear water while investigators searched for the animal, which was found wet and angry but unharmed.
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Playboy suit seeks 500000 over Nancy Sinatra photo
A civil action filed in Los Angeles accuses Playboy Magazine of publishing a nude Nancy Sinatra image without photographer Ron Joy's permission. Joy says the photo was taken April 7 and shown to Playboy on June 24 for possible use.
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Hughes extends Spruce Goose lease for another year in Long Beach
Howard Hughes extends his one year lease for storing the Spruce Goose seaplane in Long Beach for 36 054 dollars. The eight engine craft with a 320 foot wingspan flew solo for one minute on November 2 1947 and has not been seen publicly since.
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Calif
UPI
Howard Hughes
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