Fes LAN Fes LAN 3AM Drums Up Bond Warning
Nevada fiscal analyst Rob ert E Bruce reveals North Las Vegas default on interest and principal bond payments for Industrial Park financing. City’s reckless management risks Clark County bond ratings. total debt exceeds 5 million this year with no clear repayment plan. Local officials face heavy tax competition and looming fiscal crisis. See WHERE Page 2.
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Gray Quits Boulder City Position
Dr. R. Guild Gray resigns as Boulder City manager after a 14 year tenure ending February 4. He retires from public service to enter private business, noting the city faces growth and prosperity while expressing mixed regrets and pride in the tenure.
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Third Threat Dissipating In California Rain Costs Rise
Southern California, still recovering from floods and mudslides that caused 96 deaths and 125 million dollars in damage, enjoyed a one day respite as a third storm moved through briefly. Nevada areas expected a brief breather before another storm approaches the West Coast.
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Byrd seeks probe of Pueblo case
Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. accused the Pentagon of scissoring out his hearing question about the Pueblo incident and McNamara's reply. He cited a report that U.S. planes in Japan could not have aided the spy ship without Japanese government consent. Byrd urged a full disclosure to the American public.
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Guard Plane Crashes In Thick Fog
A KC97 Air National Guard tanker crashed in dense fog south of Gen. Mitchell Field in Milwaukee. Seven aboard were hospitalized four missing. The craft, on a Key West to Minneapolis flight, reportedly belonged to the 128th Air Refueling Group. It failed to land on runway No 1 and crashed in flames. area sealed for emergency access.
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Lightning Strikes Hit Four Airliners Over Southern California
A storm dumped about one third of an inch of rain on downtown Los Angeles by Tuesday night. Most damage came from lightning bolts that struck four commercial airliners in flight over Southern California, prompting Page Four coverage.
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Weather snapshot with mild winds and cool temps
A calm day with sunny skies and gentle winds. Today's high reaches 47 and the low drops to 30, following yesterday’s 43/32. Noontime humidity at 32 percent, sunrise at 6 43, sunset at 5 05.
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US Navy Lacked Plan to Rescue Pueblo Crew
Rear Adm. Frank L. Johnson told a Court of Inquiry that the Navy had no planes or warships in position to aid the USS Pueblo after Jan. 23, 1968, and that Hawaii’s Fifth Air Force would have faced a two hour plus delay with Okinawa-based planes 900 miles away. The Enterprise was 600 miles from the incident off North Korea when the call went out, and Johnson noted a Japan treaty barred land based planes from combat missions.
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