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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1968

Page

4

County weighs buying or leasing medical building for offices

County commissioners study leasing the First Western Medical Building after the city planner proposed moving up to 12 departments there. Gilday says he will meet bid terms if code, landscaping, and interior standards can be met, but he warns changes could nix the deal. Deputy DA drafts a rental with an escape clause after one year and repairs by the lessor.

Gilday James Bartley First Western Johann Fair Board Broadbent Convention Bureau Mirabelli Broad

Fortas admits LBJ link in Senate hearing

Abe Fortas testifies on his ties to Lyndon Johnson during a Capitol Hill hearing led by Sen. Ervin. Fortas defends constitutional language as controlling and declines nonessential questions, while the room fills with spectators and cameras are barred by Chairman Eastland.

Capitol Hill Fortas Eastland

400 000 Steel Workers Vote on Strike Action

Pittsburgh United Steelworkers union executives plan a strike vote among 400000 members on whether to strike the basic steel industry at midnight July 31. The decision follows no wage offer from the 11 major steel producers and aims to match gains won in other industries earlier this year.

Pittsburgh UPI United Steelworkers Union Basic Steel USW Basic Steel Industry Conference UU. S U. S. Bureau of Labor Gary Ind

Convention Authority Debates Bond Size and Goals

The Convention Authority discusses an $18 million bond to fund a Las Vegas Valley center. New member Bob Broadbent questions smaller figures and cites past failures, while Mayor Grayson defends thorough studies guiding the plan. Final decisions and ballot questions are targeted for August 6.

Convention Authority Bob Broadbent Lou LaPorta Broadbent Grayson Boulder City

Hughes Ties Up ABC Bid Fallout and Cit Talks

Hughes Tool Co withdrew its stock offer for ABC after a protracted fight. ABC favored a possible negotiation with CIT Corp as a better path for the network. Goldenson emphasized the need to protect stockholders while ABC resisted Hughes legal moves and stock traded around 69 to 73 dollars.

Hughes ABC CIT Corporation Goldenson Wih Cit Hughes Tool Co

Head Of Maryland Catholic Order Resigns To Wed

Rev Edward J Sponga head of the Maryland province of the Society of Jesus has married a registered nurse in a civil ceremony. The Baltimore News American reports he is believed to be the highest Catholic Church official to resign for marriage.

Baltimore, Md UPI Edward J. Sponga Maryland Society of Jesus Baltimore News American

Black Panther Defense Efforts Smacked Down

The Ninth Circuit denied a writ to delay Huey P. Newton’s murder trial and considered juror representativeness as defense concerns. Defense attorney Garry sought Supreme Court review as hearings continued, while witnesses challenged West Oakland voter registration figures amid the 1969 case.

Black Panther Oakland, Calif UPT Huey P. Newton U. S. Court of Appeals For Ninth Circuit Newton Garry Friedman Jan Dizard University of California West Oakland Montclair Hayward San Leandro

Las Vegas Chamber Endorses Bond for Convention Center Plan

The Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce Impact Priority Committee generally endorsed an $18 million Convention Authority bond issue with a downtown auditorium atop a parking garage not yet endorsed. Mayor Grayson and Commissioner Mirabelli supported the limited plan while seeking voter approval strategy for the November election.

Las Vegas Oran Grayson Phil Mirabelli Mirabelli Boyd Grayson Boettcher and Co Denver Henderson Boulder City Convention Authority Herb Jones Clark County General Obligation Bond Commission

Transit Executives Hurt In Automobile Accident

Sebastian F. Mikulich, president of Las Vegas Transit Route Corporation, and his son Sebastian S. Mikulich were injured when their car collided with an oncoming vehicle on Charleston Ave Tonopah highway. Airmen Craig Allen Morris and Dennis Herald Terry, in the other car, were treated for minor injuries at Nellis Air Force Base Hospital. The Mikulichs, returning from a meeting with the Atomic Energy plant, were taken to Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. The elder Mikulich remained hospitalized in fair condition.

Sebastian F. Mikulich Las Vegas Transit Route Bus Corporation Sebastian S. Mikulich Charleston Ave Tonopah Highway Craig Allen Morris Dennis Herald Terry Nellis Air Force Base Hos

Roadblock halts outlaw Thompson and frees teenage hostages

Police captured Edward Thompson Jr at a Greensboro roadblock after a dump truck blocked his car. Three teen girls were released uninjured. two adults were found dead in Roanoke earlier, intensifying the manhunt for the outlaw who had allegedly kidnapped couples and raped women.

Greensboro N. C UPS Edward Thompson Jr Virginia J. Howard Davis Brewster Freeman Thompson North Carolina Jim Brittain Wghptv High Point

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Financial Institution Election Department the County Commission Dave Henry Abe Fortas LBJ Association Ervin, D-N Ervin Phil Mirabell LaPorta Convention Center Las Vegas Valley Fair & Recreation Board Nev Jean Peters Desert Inn Alameda County Monroe Friedman Sheriff's Deputies Dizard Oakland John F. Frey Frey C of C Transit Mikulichs Atomic Energy Plant LVTR Roanoke FBI Hester Anne Freeman Joanne Ellen Davis Matilda Love Matilda Brittain Santa Idaho Santa Claus
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