Two Las Vegas captives released by Colombians
Two of the four Las Vegas men held in Colombia were freed and headed home after an interview with Miguel Parada, one of the remaining prisoners. Parada said pilots Tony Gekakis and Stephen Bolling as well as paramedics Ellis and Parada remained detained for further investigation.
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Nevada test confirms neutron bomb progress in stealth drive
The neutron bomb has undergone testing at the Nevada Test Site amid secrecy. Congress considers a $10.4 billion bill funding its research and development, with most details still classified.
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Nevada tests and neutron bomb debate in Congress
The House passed the appropriation bill while Senate opposition blocked funds for a neutron bomb until Carter certifies it serves national interests. Neutron bombs are tested at the Nevada Test Site 70 miles northeast, with experts noting their high neutron release and low yield compared with other weapons.
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Cop's Kin Under Probe In Shooting Death
Donald Harris stepson of Metro Police Lt. Charleboix is under investigation in the shooting death of 18 year old Ralph Foster. The district attorney will decide on charges next week. Foster was killed at Harris home after a confrontation linked to a marital dispute at the Review Journal mailroom area. Funeral will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Bunker Brothers Mortuary.
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Seven Seven Sevens Spark Las Vegas Party Marks 7/7/77
Casinos roll out seven cent champagne seven o’clock to seven o’clock deals for 7/7/77. A seven pound seven ounce daughter named Seven Levin born at seven minutes past seven, with birthday watch noting notable seven symbolism.
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Police Seek Hanley Kin in Bramiet Killing
Metro Police seek Howard Eugene Wilch Jr. in Las Vegas murder case alongside his father and uncle. Wilch is accused of renting a blue 1974 Ford Econoline used to abduct Culinary Union leader Al Bramlet. Warrant issued for accessory to murder as investigators tie van to key witness and ABS rental records.
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Hospital Bills Could Keep Kid From Summer Camp
Mary Jo a local 11 year old with a deformed foot has endured many surgeries. Her family hopes Sun Summer Camp Fund can cover her camp fees along with other needy children. Donations from readers support the drive to raise sixty thousand dollars.
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