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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1975
Page
1
A Clark County series discusses laws on minor sexual activity and access to contraception. Judge Mendoza notes no direct link between teen sexual problems and crime, while agencies link sexual issues to broader social troubles and parental involvement guides treatment and access to birth control for those under 18.
In Nevada a writer notes Independence Day activity, features Boulder City events, Damboree plans, and appearances by Congressman Jim Santini and Senator Paul Laxalt. The piece includes a patriotic front page reminder from Old Glory addressing readers as the U S flag, urging reflection on national identity.
A UPI survey shows two thirds of Israelis favor a tough stand against U S demands for more concessions to Egypt. Fifty three percent oppose Washington pressure even if it reduces military and economic aid. Kissinger and Gromyko plan July talks in Geneva on Middle East questions. Egypt seeks Gidi and Mitla passes. Israel says they are vital for security.
Police say a forbidden romance between 16 year old Marlene Olive and Charles D. Riley led to the murder and cremation of James F. Olive and Naomi Olive in Terra Linda Marin. Marlene and Riley are in custody on suspicion of murder.
State Department said it cannot trace Col Margen abducted at a roadblock amid Beirut turmoil. An eyewitness described the event and Lebanese authorities were notified as efforts to locate the colonel continued with all possible steps being taken.
Weather forecast through Friday shows southerly winds 15 to 25 mph with afternoon heat. Daily highs reach 101 on Wednesday and 100 on Thursday, with mild humidity and clear skies.
Clark County superintendent Dr Kenny Guinn was granted a four year contract with a retroactive pay raise to 47 569 dollars per year effective June 1 1979. The board will also cover his state retirement fund contribution. The move followed a new state law restricting public employee salaries.
Clark County Commissioners voted to hire Hyatt Medical Management Services Inc to run SNMH for 295000 dollars a year replacing the longtime acting director. The move aims to restore finances by outsourcing administration while notifying over 200 applicants the post has been filled.
A plea highlights ongoing need to fund summer camp for needy children. Readers are invited to send contributions to SUN Summer Camp Fund at 121 South Highland in Las Vegas Nevada, with letters from campers and thanks printed to encourage support.
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