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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1975

Page

4

Nellis Airman Narrowly Survives Train Collision

Greg Munson, an airman from Nellis Air Force Base, escaped death when his car stalled on Craig Road and was struck by a Union Pacific train. The vehicle, wedged on the tracks after a tire blew, prompted gates to descend as the train approached. Munson jumped clear, while engineer Robert Hicks, 53, slowed the locomotive and reported not seeing anyone in the car. Police responded to the scene on North Las Vegas streets.

Nellis Air Force Base Craig Road Greg Munson the Sun Las Vegas Munson Union Pacific Robert Hicks Craig Road Corssing David Lee Waite

Ford Veto Looms Over Oil Price Control Extensions

President Ford plans to veto a bill extending domestic oil price controls through year end and a second price control measure, risking a rise toward world prices when current controls lapse on August 31. A decontrol plan could be enacted, but faces Senate and House opposition. If Congress deadlocks, a six month extension is possible, which Ford would veto, potentially triggering major price increases.

Washington UPI Ford Ron Nelsen Congress Nessen Senate Interior Committee House

Oil Firms Fined For Price Fix

Four oil companies were fined 50000 dollars each in Los Angeles after being charged with price fixing in violation of the Sherman Anti Trust Act. The action followed an investigations by the federal authorities and court proceedings concluded yesterday.

Los Angeles UPI

Hughes Airwest Seeks Excursion Fares to Los Angeles Area

Hughes Airwest filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board for a $45 round trip excursion from Las Vegas to Los Angeles and four Southern California airports Burbank Santa Ana Ontario and Los Angeles. The discount lowers a 66 standard round trip by 32 percent. Tickets must be bought and seats reserved seven days ahead with two nights in California. Travel to California not Sundays and return not Fridays. The carrier operates 19 nonstop round trips daily to the four airports.

Hughes Airwest Civil Aeronautics Board Las Vegas California Los Angeles Burbank Santa Ana Ontario Russell V. Stephenson

Two Showmen Critical and Mancini’s Agent Dies

Veteran entertainers Julian Adderley and Lefty Frizzell were listed in critical condition after strokes. Freddy DeFrancesca, long time theatrical agent for Mancini Mathis Carr and Campbell, died of cancer at home. Rosary in Mission Hills and funeral services planned in California and Tennessee.

Julian Cannonball Adderley St. Mary Mercy Medical Center Gary Ind Lefty Frizzell Memorial Hospital Nashville Tenn Freddy “Dale” DeFrancesca Henry Mancini Johnny Mathis Vikki Carr Glen Campbell Indianapolis DeFrancesca Utter McKinley Mission Hills Calif

Turkey forms new Aegean army to guard west coast

Turkey announced the formation of an Aegean army to defend its 500 mile west coast. Western diplomats said the move would raise tensions and that the new headquarters of the special force would be in Izmir. Previously the defense of the coast was handled by the First Army in Istanbul.

Izmir Turkey UPI First Istanbul

Travelodge founder Scott King dies in Los Angeles

Scott King 71 built Travelodge into a nationwide motel chain and died after hospital admission in Los Angeles. He retired in 1968 selling 600000 Travelodge shares for 9 million dollars. King headed Trailerancho mobile home parks and left a widow Jewell, son Richard, and five grandchildren.

San Diego UPI Scott King Mercy Hospital King la Mesa Ellen el Cajon Owen Jewell Richard

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