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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1970

Page

2

Campaign publicity tactics and TV gimmicks discussed

An opinion piece critiques how newspapers and TV stations handle campaign publicity, contrasting traditional printed obituaries and statements with modern TV time buys. It notes regional differences for Clark County candidates, warns about media scrutiny of candidates and opponents, and ends with sympathy for last-minute withdrawal reports and reapportionment fallout.

Clark County Clark Las Vegas State Board of Education Floternal

Las Vegas Weather Outlook Turns Hot and Dry

Local forecast from USWB experts notes drying trends in the Las Vegas Valley with Boulder City and nearby lakes possibly receiving later heavier precipitation. Sunday is mostly sunny and hot with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph around 105 degrees. Overnight lows near 7 degrees cooler and humidity lower. Yesterday saw minimal rainfall despite scattered sprinkles.

Las Vegas MecCarran

Nixon Signs D C Crime Bill Limiting Knock Warrants

President Nixon signed a new District of Columbia crime law allowing police to enter premises without knocking if evidence could be destroyed. The measure also lets judges order up to 60 days preventive detention for certain felonies awaiting trial. Attorney General Mitchell defended civil liberties safeguards.

San Clemente Calif UPI Nixon Congress Senate District of Columbia Washington John W Mitchell NBC

Grape Growers Sign Contract With Chavez

Cesar Chavez announces that 75 percent of California grape growers signed contracts with the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee AFL-CIO ending protests over table grapes. The three year pact sets a minimum wage 1.25 to 1.80 dollars and 20 cents per box incentive pay. Strikes and boycotts banned during the contract.

Delano, Calif UPI Boston Seattle California Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers Organizing Committee Afl-Cio Chavez

Julie Nixon Eisenhower Released From Hospital

Julie Nixon Eisenhower was released from George Washington University Hospital after tests for a chronic urinary infection. The White House canceled her appearance at a Harkness Ballet performance for 1,000 children on the South Lawn.

Washington UPL Julie Nixon Eisenhower George Washington University Hospital White House Harkness Ballet

Postal Pay Reform Bill Reaches Final Conference Accord

House and Senate negotiators reached agreement on a reform bill to raise first class stamps to 8 cents and create a U S Postal Service run by a nine member board of governors appointed by the President. The bill would authorize a rate commission to set postal charges and grant an 8 percent retroactive raise to postal workers. It also includes union shop changes, gifts for unsolicited merchandise, broader objectionable mail lists, and new contracting powers for the Postmaster General.

Washington UPT House Senate U S U. S Congress James Rademacher National Association of Letter Carriers Postmaster General Civil Aeronautics Board Interstate Commerce Commission

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