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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1975

Page

6

Concert roundup spans Warwicke Fisher Goulet and Flamingo shows

A lively review notes Dionne Warwicke and Eddie Fisher headlining 90 minutes of musical entertainment at Riviera Versailles Room with Warwicke’s new material and Jolson pastiche from Fisher. It covers Redd Foxx at Hilton, Doo Dah Daze at Flamingo, Obie Oberlander at Fremont, Sinatra at UNLV banquet, and other Las Vegas routines with multiple venues and dates highlighted.

Dionne Warwicke Eddie Fisher Riviera Versailles Dionne Eddie Sahara Buddy Hackett Fisher al Jolson Warwicke Reader's Digest Redd Foxx Hilton Main Show Redd Fred Sanford Sweets Edison Joe Guercio Lockjaw Davis Benny Green Monk Montgomery Alan Drake Love Flamingo Obie Oberlander Fremont Stardust Mike Curb Stardust Lounge Riviera Matty Antoneucci Hacienda Cork Circus Circus Terry James & Co Sahara Don Klav Radio Riviera Casino Jimmy Blake Herb Dexter Jimmy Blake Texas Guinan Kenny Davis America Channel 10 Cork Proctor

Indian press censorship tightens after expulsion of journalist

Newsman expelled by the External Affairs Ministry given 24 hours to leave the country. He cited cumulative causes and a pre censorship story as triggering action. Minister V C Shukla announced new guidelines for foreign correspondents and Indian staff abroad to submit copies photographs and broadcast materials to authorities.

External Affairs Ministry UPI India Informa Tion and Broadcasting V.C. Shukla

National Gambling Commission flags illegal bets run by noncriminals

The commission in an interim report says a large share of illegal gambling is controlled by people with little link to organized crime. It notes limited effect from jailing the New England crime network and plans national interviews and a Nevada survey to assess volume and patterns. Final findings due by Oct. 15, 1976.

Carson City UPI National Gambling Commission New England Nevada New York

SNMH Studies Outsourcing to Fix Solvency

Clark County Commissioners heard three California based firms Hyatt Medical Management Western Health Services and National Medical Enterprises propose to manage SNMH costs around 275000 to 325000 annually with contracts of three to five years. They projected yearly savings from purchasing and billing improvements and noted immediate cash needs up to 1 million.

Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital SNMH Clark County Hyatt Medical Management Services, Inc Western Health Services Management Corporation National Medical Enterprises Western Hyatt National Commission

Ex-Vegan's Suit Threatens Monarch Sun Bahamas Voyage

Nathan Jacobson files federal suit against Monarch Cruise Lines seeking a preliminary injunction to halt the Monarch Sun maiden voyage. US District Judge Joe Eaton to hear the case next Tuesday. Jacobson alleges he was promised a 50 percent stake in the firm but did not receive it. If ruled for him, 620 passengers on the first run Thursday would require new arrangements.

Miami UPI Monarch Sun Nathan Jacobson Monarch Cruise Lines Joe Eaton Jacobson Caesars Palace Las Vegas

McGill Nevada Mine Layoffs Prompt Benefit Payouts

McGill production halt affects 1,280 workers at the Nevada mines division with 750 laid off. The average unemployment benefits amount to about $200 weekly from state and company programs.

Kennecott Alkire Miners’ Union

F111As Flights Resume After Grounding Period

The Air Force says the F111A swept wing bombers resumed flight operations on Monday after a 10 day pause following a June 30 crash. Fifteen aircraft based in Thailand are en route home to Nellis AFB, with training flights continuing at other bases. One in-flight fire at Nellis caused two crewmen to eject safely. Runways are open again and movement resumed.

Air Force Thailand Guam Nellis Afb U.S U.S. Air Force United States Tactical Air Command 474Th Tactical Fighter Wing Nellis

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