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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1970

Page

4

U S Conducting Mercy Airlifts To Quake Area

U N officials estimate 50 000 dead and over 600 000 homeless after floods and avalanches from last weekend s quake along a 60 mile coast. Evacuations proceed near Cayate lagoon and Huaraz airstrip prep for relief planes. Survivors describe Caraz as a ghost city as ongoing landslides hinder relief work. Two Peace Corps workers died aiding villagers.

U.N Peru Anthony Balinsky New York Balinsky Zimmerman Huaraz Lima Nepena Cayate U.S Caraz Mike Nielsen Mironi Utah Allen Arvig Long Beach Calif Nielsen al Huaraz U.S. Peace Corps Wisconsin Indiana U. S Gail Gross Freemansburg Marie Clutterbuck Campbellsport Wis Huaraz School

Police and Firemen Charge Budget Padding by City

City police and fire unions claim the 1970 71 budget pads funds for 50 extra patrolmen totaling 560 000 preventing a 10 percent raise for all 1300 city workers. They note the Commission ignored a Feb 16 fact finding urging a 10 percent hike and seek adherence to promises.

Conigliaro Weiss Deiss Peice Coniglaro

Lodge Selected Vatican Envoy Criticism Flows

Stanley Lowell of Americans United denounced the move as a cynical appeal for Catholic votes and an egregious violation of the nation’s tradition of church neutrality. He argued the United States is granting the Catholic Church a special recognition not given to other religious groups.

Stanley Lowell Americans United For Separation of Church and State Lowell United States

Five Youths Held On Narcotics Violations After Hotel Tip

Sheriff deputies arrested five youths near a Strip hotel following a security tip. Patrick James Cocker and Robin Conlyn Kane, both 18, were booked on narcotics possession charges. Also rounded up were two 17-year-old male students and a 16-year-old girl, with a second juvenile girl questioned and released. Officers found ajar room doors, marijuana odor, rolled marijuana cigarettes, and capsules believed to contain cocaine.

Sheriff's Deputies Patrick James Cocker James Down Way Robin Conlyn Kane Wilmington

Huge Plane Contracts Announced For 1300 mph Bomber

North American Rockwell of California led the prime contract bids for a 1300 mph bomber with a target profit of 15 million. Boeing, General Dynamics, and North American competed for the job. GE won the jet engine contract with a 406 million estimate and 30 million profit. The program AMSA later renamed Bl aims to carry conventional and nuclear arms with a 10000 mile range and three quarters B52 size. First word of the award came from Senator George Murphy of California.

North American Rockwell Corp Ef] Segundo Calif Boeing Co Seattle Wash General Dynamics Fort Worth Tex General Electric Co Evandale Ohio Congress Air Force Rockwell George Murphy California

Hughes Settles Katleman Strip Land Deal After Bid Boost

Hughes agreed to pay Katleman 1 million dollars more than the initial pact to close the Strip land sale. Katleman signed final papers as Judge Babcock dismissed the suit, signaling no court return. Hughes owns six Las Vegas resorts including the Frontier and Sands and also owns Harold's Club in Reno.

Hughes United Press International Katleman Babcock Las Vegas The Frontier Sands Landmark Harold's Club Reno

Defense Witness Proves Mistake: Thief Convicted

Clayton E Pounds was found guilty of robbing a Phillips 66 station at 900 E Stewart Ave. He moved to New York in 1969 and July 1969. his sister testified they see each other daily. Attendant Robert Lodge identified Pounds and described the June 1 1969 armed robbery. The trial was delayed three days to call the sister as a witness. Pounds admitted taking $175 from the cash box.

New York Clayton E. Pounds Phillips 66 E. Stewart Ave Robert E. Lodge Pounds Las Vegas Pound Court of Dist Howard Babcock Lodge

Las Vegas Labor Picture Deepens Over New Contract

About 500 electricians refused to ratify a contract with REECO after a mass meeting. They sought renegotiation on several terms while other trades at the Test Site continued working. Labor and management plan separate meetings at the Royal Inn today.

REECO Royal Inn

Wanted California Suspect Arrested in Las Vegas

Las Vegas police with California authorities arrested fugitive Lanny Lanier Meeks 30 of Baker on a grand larceny charge at the Greyhound Bus Depot at 2 30 a m yesterday after San Bernardino sheriff s office information said he was en route by bus to the city.

Las Vegas California Greyhound San Bernardino Lanny Lanier Meeks Baker Calif

FBI cuts local fingerprint service burdens Nevada agencies

The FBI decision to discontinue its fingerprint identification for work card applications will burden Nevada and Las Vegas agencies but not end the program locally. Gov. Laxalt and officials say screening remains possible via alternatives, with calls for a state criminal investigation department and legislative action.

FBI Las Vegas Nevada Paul Laxalt Doyle Hamilton Hamilton California State Identification Department Harvey Dickerson Laxalt Clark County

Franklin to push change in concurrent sentence laws over Cooper case

Clark County District Attorney George Franklin demanded legislative action after Judge Thomas O'Donnell sentenced Sam Joe Cooper to one year in county jail for a gross misdemeanor and probation on two felonies. Franklin cited rising crime and youth offenders, warning he would launch an initiative petition if lawmakers do not act.

George Franklin Franklin Thomas O'Donnell Sam Joe Cooper Clark County United States O’donnell O'Donnell Nevada America

57 Hotel Thefts Solved With One Arrest

Clark County Sheriff's Office reports solving 57 recent hotel thefts with the arrest of Lowell Richard Morris, a 36 year old Chicago man staying at the Travel Lodge Motel. He was caught after a victim saw him lift a wallet and identified him in a Strip hotel casino.

Clark County Sheriff’s Office Chicago Lowell Richard Morris Travel Lodge Morris

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