Crime Task Force Lacks Confidence In Vegas Courts
Springfield Mass reports a Las Vegas operation head Patsy Erra linked to a kill-for-hire case. Manarite, 51, living at 4734 Roval Lane, and two others were arrested March 17 1949 at a prize fight on vagrancy charges dismissed two days later by Justice of the Peace Paviikowski.
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Ray Palmarca
New England Mahia
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Roval Lane
Justice of the Peace
Paviikowski
Appropriations Chief Scoffs At Budget Deficit Claims
House Appropriations Chair George Mahon called the Nixon administration's $2.9 billion unified budget deficit figure misleading, arguing the gap was closer to $11 billion under the old method. He faulted the administration for omitting the prior accounting approach and urged accountability for the larger shortfall.
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UPI
George Mahon
House Appropriations Committee
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Mahon
Mahon Ails
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White House
San Clemente
Calif
George P. Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
Economic signals mix as July prices rise and growth expected
The report notes a July rise in wholesale prices driven by food costs and says growth may resume in the year's second half without triggering inflation. Separate federal probes focus on casino revenue under-reporting at Los Angeles Strip centers linked to Ricca and Accardo, with Manarite’s Las Vegas ties and related grand jury activity highlighted.
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Los Angeles
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Ricca
Tony Accardo
Manarite
Las Vegas
Skyballs
Scibelli
Witness Relates Manson Critical Of Slaying Job
Mrs Kasabian recounts Charles Manson urging more killings after a brutal Tate residence massacre. Susan Atkins Patricia Krenwinkel Charles Watson and others reportedly joined a second night of carnage with Leslie Van Houten present. Witness describes bloodstained drive and injuries from stabbing and hair pulls during the escape.
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Tex’' Watson
Texas
Susan Atkins
Patrecia Krenwinkel
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Miss Krenwinke
Watson
Tate
Katie
Sadie
Sade
Global cities battle worsening smog crisis
Report from UP bureaus details urban air pollution woes in Rome Tokyo London Los Angeles Moscow Washington Madrid and Sydney. Cars and industry drive unhealthy air with bans and taxes proposed. several cities impose restrictions and public health actions as authorities seek reduction of exhaust pollution.
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Appian Way
Tokyo
Montreal
St. Lawrence River
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Venice
New York
Hong Kong
Kowloon
Pittsburgh
Milan
Osaka
Japan
John V. Lindsay
London
Los Angeles
Riverside County
Moscow
Naples
Turin
Genoa
Sydney
New South Wales
Madrid
Singapore
Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires University
Las Vegas Man Wounded In Gun Accident
Thomas Werner of 2575 Van Patten was shot in the foot around 10 15 p m Tuesday in the Red Rock Canyon area while loading a shotgun he eyed for purchase. Investigators say the weapon discharged during loading.
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Thomas Werner
van Paten
Red Rock Canyon
Kerkorian Regains Bonanza Hotel Interest Amid Deals
Kerkorian recovers control of the Bonanza property from Levin Townsend as T. L. Corp. avoids assuming debts. Levin Townsend Computer Corp. officials could not comment. Kerkorian had sold his stake in the International and Flamingo Hotels to Hilton and holds a controlling stake in MGM and Western Airlines, where he was named chairman.
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Levin- Townsend
Singleton
T. L. Corp
Levin-Townsend
Levin-Townsend Computer Corp
Kerkorian
International
Flamingo Hotels
Hilton Hotels
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Western Airlines
SUN Summer Camp Fund helps 18 kids with donations
The SUN announces a drive to raise funds for a limited number of summer camp scholarships for needy children. donors include individuals and local businesses. gifts are tax deductible and cover camp costs while SUN covers drive expenses. referrals come from welfare agencies and local groups.
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Harry Alpert
Anderson Dairy
Children's Bootery
R. J. Moore
Nevada Testing Lab
Artson
C. J. Scherer
Bill Deutsch
Dan Goldfarb
F. T. Price
Meyer Bloomfield
Beverly Rbonich
James Fleming
Annette Hurst
Newcomer's Club
Hal Peven
J. L. Cooper
Bill Haines
Charles H. Marks
Bill Payne
Wm. K. Reinhardt
Mary E. Roche
John Iaconis
Ficonomic Opportunity Board
Clark County
Volunteer Bureau
Charlotte Hill
Wooster seeks high court dismissal of DA action in two party clash
Wooster with backing from attorney allies argues the Nevada Supreme Court should dismiss the district attorney motion. The case centers on Franklin challenging judicial eligibility and a writ of prohibition vs quo warranto. Wooster and supporters claim political overtones and potential courtroom delays amid the campaign.
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Wooster
High Court
Charles Garner
DeVoe Heaton
Oscar Goodman
Franklin
Wootter
Nevada
Atty
Harvey Dickerson
Supreme Court
Justice of the Peace
Jon Collins
Carson City
Suspect Held After Hospital Release in North Las Vegas Shooting
Ellis Walker 27 was arrested after leaving Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital where he was treated for a shoulder wound. He faces an assault with a deadly weapon charge. Police contend Walker fired on Jim Banks 23, owner of the residence, during a gunfight. Banks allegedly returned fire wounding Walker.
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Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Walker
Las Vegas
Jim Banks
Banks
Who Gets Man First Police Try To Decide
A man arrested in Lansford Pennsylvania Monday night is identified by FBI agents as wanted in Las Vegas for unlawful flight to avoid confinement. The suspect claimed to be Carl F.E. Ayers but FBI records list Charles P. Blumenheim wanted in Boise Norfolk Chicago and Montana for various charges. Authorities debate extradition priority with Washington likely first in line while Blumenheim is held in Carbone County Prison near Jim Thorpe.
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FBI
Las Vegas
Charles P. Blumenheim
William Charles Ayers
Chicago
Carl FE. Ayers
Bellingham
Wash
Blumenheim
Boise
Idaho
Norfolk
Butte
Mont
Idaho State
Washington
Carbone County
Jim Thorpe
Test Site Vote Scheduled Today
The contract on the same job increases in increments over five years. The next meeting between the Operating Engineers and Contractors is set for Aug 6 with Federal Mediator Gene Barry to return. Roofers Union and local roofing contractors show little progress toward a settlement and another strike seems possible as the union seeks double the offered raise. The contract expires tomorrow with last minute negotiations continuing.
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Gene Barry
Anderson Selection Under Fire
Anderson, a 27 year Air Force veteran and former Nellis base commander, seeks election as a Clark County school board member under at large rules. The vacancy arose from Wilkinson’s seat. legal maneuvering stalled further appointments as to who fills unexpired terms. The Andersons live at 3442 Pueblo Way with three children John Jr., Alison, and Sharon.
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Foley
Wilkinson
Larson
Anderson
Air Force
Nellis
Minnesota
Army Air Corps
University of Maryland
Peg
John Jr
U.S. Naval Academy
Navy
San Diego
Alison
Rancho High School
Nixie College
St. George
Utah
Sharon
William E. Orr Junior High
Californians Arrested on Robbery Count
Two Sacramento residents Kathleen Ann Branch and George Bradley Jr were arrested in New York after a strong arm robbery of $80 near Fourth and Ogden at about 6 am. Police linked a partial license to a car found at a Mesquite Street motel and tied the suspects to a California fugitive case reported by Las Vegas police.
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George Bradley Jr
Sacramento
Las Vegas
California
Powder Ridge Festival Defied Court Order In Middlefield
State's attorney said police will clear about 4,000 youths from Powder Ridge ski resort after a court barred the festival. Owner Louis Zemel will cut off power and water and seek to remove all attendees by tomorrow. Promoters say gates will open despite the order and planned appeals continue.
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UPI
Powder Ridge
Vincent J. Scamperino
Louis Zemel
Zemel
Mercy Helicopter Forced To Land After Fire
An army helicopter ferrying three civilians injured in a flash fire at a power plant was forced to land on a Manhattan baseball field due to bad weather. The four civilian employees were hurt in a fire at a generating station at West Point. The three injured were taken to a Bronx medical center. one person with minor injuries was treated at the Academy hospital and released.
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West Point
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St. Albans Naval Hospital
Queens
Joan
Academy
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