Nevada Industrial Commission Increases Doctor Fees 20 Percent
The Nevada Industrial Commission announced a 20 percent fee hike for doctors treating workmen injuries, effective Aug 1. About 400 physicians across the state will benefit from the agreement with the Nevada State Medical Association, as critics from Las Vegas urge faster payments and less paperwork. A doctors strike affected gas services.
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Carson City
UPI
Nevada Industrial Commission
Las Vegas
NIC
Nevada State Medical Association
Southern Nevada Labor Management Advisory Board
Joint Chiefs Overhauling Recommended Shakeup Proposed
A plan from the Joint Chiefs to overhaul management would decentralize decision making from the Defense Secretary's office to service commands. It aims to separate duties, abolish and create posts, and change procedures for defense contracts amid criticism of a diffuse chain of responsibility.
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Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Fitzhugh
Houston Black Community Plans Boycott Over Police Killings
The coalition says Hampton was the fifth Black person killed by Houston police in seven and a half months. It accuses police of shooting 24 alleged robbers in seven months, 20 of them Black, and demands action from authorities.
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Department of Justice
Coalition
Hampton
Houston
Israel Cabinet Postpones Session Over Gahal Rift
Israel delayed an extraordinary cabinet session by 24 hours to seek clarification from Washington on three month cease fire details and to secure Gahal party endorsement. Gahal leader Menahem Begin opposed an affirmative reply while Ever Weizman supported it, signaling a split without imminent crisis. Jordan and Egypt signaled acceptance of the proposals, though guerrilla activity and policing of any cease fire remained contested.
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Egypt
Jordan
Washington
Gahal
National Unity Coalition
Israel
Menahem Begin
Ever Weizman
U. S
U.S
Amman
United States
Eyewitness Testimony Details Tate Murde r and Cult Sex Orgy
Mrs Kasabian testified in a court case about a brutal murder at the Tate home. She described screams, stabbing, and a violent attack by Tex and others, and she recounted a communal sex orgy at the ranch where the hippie cult lived.
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Tate
Tex
Unions See Peace Soon In LV Rift
The Building and Trades Council of Southern Nevada faces a stalemate as seven trades still seek finalized contracts with REECo and Catalytic Construction amid ongoing talks on a total package for miners at the Test Site. Atomic Energy Labor Relations Board involvement remains unlisted while 350 tunnel workers plan a 7 30 p m meeting to review the management package endorsed by Ralph Bronson of Operating Engineers Local 12.
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NIC
Morman
The
Medical Association
Las Vegas
Southern Nevada Advisory Board
Cliff Myers
Building and Trades Council of
Southern
Nevada
Ralph Bronson
Operating
Engineers Local 12
Ryan
Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co
Reeco
Catalytic Construction Co
Gene Barry
Joe Seymour
Operating Engineers Local 12
Atomic Energy Labor Relations Board
Ching Pane
Thomas Paine Resigns As NASA Chief in 1969
Thomas Paine resigns as NASA administrator effective Sept 15 and returns to General Electric. In his farewell letter he thanks Richard Nixon for the opportunity and cites America reaching its lunar goal and plans for a post Apollo program including a reusable space shuttle and an Earth orbit space station.
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Paine
Nixon
General Electric Co
Federal Space Agency
James E. Webb
Tom
NASA
America
Earth
General Electric
Aerospace and Defense
Eddy Arnold Returns to Las Vegas with Classic Ballads
Eddy Arnold, celebrated as America's number one balladeer, resumes Las Vegas appearances after a 17 year absence at the International Hotel. He delivers his signature oldies with warmth while sprinkling a few new tunes, drawing standing ovations from longtime fans and notable attendees like Carol Channing.
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Eddy Arnold
Las Vegas
International Hotel
Eddy
America
Simon
Marty Robbins
Carol Channing
Edy
Carol
Arnold
el Rancho Vegas
Eddy Knold
Augie & Margo
Hal
Barbara Lohman
Angie
the International
Joe Guercio
Chicago Rock Riot Organized Says Mayor
The mayor says the Grant Park clash was premeditated and police clashed with up to 75 000 demonstrators during a rock concert. At least 62 police were injured and 24 hospitalized as rocks and debris flew toward the bandshell. Police fired on the crowd, with teens among the wounded.
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Grant Park
Daniel M. Shannon
Park District
Notre Dame
Sly and the Family Stone
Sly
Mercy Hospital
Henrotin Hospital
Woman Charged in Baby's Death Granted Bail
District Judge Howard Babcock set bail at 10000 dollars for Ann Tracy Simpson, charged with murdering her 14 month old daughter. She remains in county jail. no willful premeditation evidence noted. Hearing followed review of facts and asset considerations. aunt to post bail. Court date set for plea and trial scheduling next week.
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Howard Babcock
Ann Tracy Simpson
Babcock
University Suit Awaits Ruling By Judge Mendoza
District Judge John Mendoza delayed ruling on a motion in a case brought by the University of Nevada and the State against the American and Nevada Associations of Chiropractic Medicine. The university seeks to revoke the associations state charters and challenge nationwide advertised courses.
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Mendoza
University of Nevada
American and
Nevada Associations of Chiropractic Medicine
Earl Hawley
Dist
John Mendoza
Las Vegas
Wade Soll
Hair cast members arrested on narcotics charges in Las Vegas
Four people linked to the production of Hair were taken into custody after firemen found about 200 suspected LSD or mescaline tablets in a Las Vegas residence. Patricia Keene Martha Charles George Federah and James Gerald faced narcotics charges with bonds set. Charles also faced a dangerous drugs count. The fire caused mattress and carpet damage and smoke spread through the home.
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Las Vegas
Patricia Ellen Keene
Martha Yvonne Charles
George Michael Federah
James Adams Gerald
Bonnie Springs Resort Looted in Overnight Break‑In
Thieves broke into the Bonnie Springs Ranch bar and restaurant near Blue Diamond between 10 p.m. Monday and 9 30 a.m. yesterday, escaping with a two foot square safe containing about 3000 dollars and a .38 revolver owned by the proprietors.
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Bonnie Springs Ranch
Blue Diamond
Sills Murder Trial Delayed to August Eleventh
Preliminary hearing for murder suspect Jack Sills was moved to August eleventh after the pathologist scheduled to testify failed to appear. Sills, 37, of Hobart Avenue, is charged with killing Henry Kutier, 41, at a North Las Vegas intersection when his car struck Kutier as he crossed the street. Kutier died two hours later.
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Los Angeles
Justice of the Peace
Boy Wooster
August Sills
Hobart Ave
Henry Kutier
Las Vegas
Kutier
Sills
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