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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1977

Page

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McGovern Opposes Neutron Bomb in Nevada Visit

Sen George McGovern told Las Vegas convention attendees he opposes development and testing of the neutron bomb in Nevada or anywhere and voted against funding it. He urged restraint citing national health and nutrition concerns and received the National Nutritional Foods Association award for health advocacy.

SUN George McGovern D S.D Nevada Las Vegas National Nutritational Foods Association Las Vegas Hilton McGovern Senate Carter U.S National Nutritional Foods Association

Pauling presses laetrile study and nutrition focus

Nobel laureate Linus Pauling urged more serious laetrile cancer research and warned nutrition neglect in medical science. He noted ongoing National Cancer Institute trials and AMA studies, while supporting vitamin C's role in prevention. A Senate nutrition bill proposal and Coca Cola ad spend were cited in discussing public health policy.

Linus Pauling Las Vegas Pauling U.S National Nutritional Foods Association National Cancer Institute American Medical Association McGovern Coca-Cola

Tip O'Neill and Wright deny bribery probe pressure

ABC quoted sources saying O'Neill and Wright faced concerns over the Korea influence-buying investigation. They denied any interference, with Wright calling the report a damn lie and O'Neill insisting he did not try to influence the Ethics Committee's probe into favors, contributions, and payoffs.

Washington UPI ABC Radio House Thomas Tip” O'Neill James Wright Congress O'Neill Wright House Ethics Committee Park Ethics Committee Flynt John McFall California Georgetown Club Tongsun Park Washington Post England ABC Justice Department Lacovara

San Diego Officer Wounded in Border Gunfire Incident

A San Diego undercover officer and two Tijuana police were wounded after Mexican officers crossed the border and fired on the U S border task force during an encounter near the San Diego area. Sgt Jesus Lopez and two others hid as shots were exchanged. Lopez escaped injury while Carlos Chacon was hit in the upper arm.

San Diego Calif UPI Tijuana Mexico Jesus Lopez United States Lopez Carlos Chacon

Dying Winds Halt Blaze Toll in Utah and Montana

Firefighters battled a large Utah wildfire in Ashley National Forest killing three men as winds eased. The blaze scorched 6 000 acres of grass brush and timber while 250 residents were evacuated near Missoula Montana where 2 000 plus acres burned. A fire near the Hollywood Bowl in California burned twenty acres before containment.

Missoula Mont State Forestry Division Esti United Press International Utah Ashley National Forest Forest Service Forest Rangers Montana Red Cross University of Montana Adams Field House Thomas Judge Canyon Hollywood Bowl California Los Angeles Amphitheater

Sheriff Lamb Faces Tax Charges In Federal Court

Sheriff Ralph Lamb, longtime power broker in Southern Nevada, goes to federal court Tuesday on three counts of tax evasion for underpaid income taxes between 1970 and 1972. Indicted April 13, he faces up to five years per count and a $10,000 fine if convicted.

SUN Ralph Lamb Nevada Lamb IRS N. Jones Blvd U.S. Atty David Spurlock Justice Department Washington, D.C Sharon Spigelmyer Charles McNelis Floyd Lamb Louis Wiener Las Vegas Bruce Hochman Los Angeles Darwin Lamb Wes Howery

Three Flee On Yacht After Heist

In Corfu Greece police pursue three armed gunmen who killed cashier Jean Maurice Pincipono and fled aboard a 35 foot twin engine yacht named Alexia with about 550000 dollars and 50 foreign passports. Authorities in Italy Yugoslavia and Albania are alerted as the yacht may be hidden along the Albanian coast.

Corfu Greece UPI Albania Italy Yugoslavia Club Mediterranee Jean Maurice Pincipono

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