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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1976

Page

4

Bombed Arizona reporter bolles identified by memo clue

Police chase a clue in the bombing of Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles after a memo pad note read John Adamson with directions to the Clarendon Hotel. Bolles, struck while leaving the hotel, suffered a crushed leg and later an amputation. investigators seek Adamson for questioning.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Republic Don Bolles Bolles Dan Dryden John Adamson State Capitol Clarendon House Hotel Clarendon Hotel Clarendon Dryden Arizona Arizona Ture Capitol Wynn Republic Sam Steiger R-Ariz

Morris County Board Sets Policy on Comatose Patients

The Morris County Welfare Board approved a policy to admit comatose patients to Morris View Nursing Home if in a coma six months or longer and if treating doctors agree there is little hope of recovery. The move, formalizing existing policy, could affect Karen Ann Quinlan’s case though officials refused to comment on her transfer.

Morristown N.J UPI Morris County Welfare Board Karen Ann Quinlan Morris View Nursing Home Morris Township Miss Quinlan Morris View

German Spy Ring Smashed in West Germany

West German Prosecutor Siegfried Buback announced a 15 member East German spy ring was busted after a year long investigation. Spies operated for at least a decade with links to the Defense Ministry and transmitted NATO secrets to East Germany. Arrests across Bonn Stuttgart Munich Koblenz.

Karlsruhe UPI Siegfried Buback Defense Ministry German Democratic Republic Mi Conte West Germany North Atlantic Treaty Organization Helge Berger Foreign Ministry

Bank officer testimony in stock transactions and Lamb

Bank officials describe stock dealings and lack of custody authority. Hellmer of Sacramento, former vice president at First Western Finance, discusses Lamb in the acquisition of First Western stock. He questions Lambs competency as an accountant, noting he is not an accountant. The Senate Finance Committee chair Lamb faces questions as the trial resumes at 9 30 a m.

Hellmer Sacramento First Western Finance Wed En Lamb First Western Owen McNelis Lamb Senate Finance Committee

Weekly Folds London After 119 Years

London closes its financial and ecological publication after 119 years of service. The final issue marks the end of a long running paper noted for coverage of markets and environment.

London UPI

GOP Boss In Jersey Is Jailed

Nelson Gross, longtime New Jersey Republican leader, surrenders in federal court amid charges of abuses. He is taken away in handcuffs as reporters note his final words, while recalling a career spanning 18 years in state politics.

GOP Jersey Newark UPI Nelson Gross New Jersey

Students deposit big gift at Keystone High School

Keystone High School seniors Gregg Dill and Dave Tuttle, both intent on being remembered, used a bulldozer to move a 17 ton boulder onto the front lawn as their final act before graduation. The stunt drew attention locally in Lagrange Ohio.

CIA Plans To Destroy Probe Data

CIA Director George Bush informs Senate leaders and Rep. Scott that the agency will destroy records after the Select Committee report. He says the destruction includes material from Rockefeller Commission and Church investigations, done to comply with the Privacy Act and 1974 executive orders.

CIA Washington UPI George Bush Mike Mansfield Senate Hugh Scott Scott Mansfield Senate Intelligence Committee Sen Frank Church D-Ida Select Committee Bush Senator Church Rockefeller Commission

Arrogant Navy official calls for Rickover ouster

Gordon W. Rule, a Navy procurement official, publicly urged relieving Adm. Hyman G. Rickover of all authority over nuclear ships. He accused Rickover of arrogance and contempt amid cost overruns and friction with shipbuilders, while Defense Secretary Rumsfeld warned of a grave threat to national defense from the dispute.

Washington UPI Adm Hyman G. Rickover Gordon W. Rule Shipbuilders Council of America Defense Donald Rumsfeld Navy Rickover Pss Navy Rule

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