Benched by voters Las Vegas judge race noted
The piece reflects on local political maneuvering in Las Vegas with references to candidates Paul Price Dr. Coblentz Jack Melvin and Bill Willard. It contrasts campaign shifts and outcomes and ends with a brass note about a misbehaving student and a playful missive from Ruthed.
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Paul Price
Bill Willard
Bill
Jack Melvin
Paul
Dr. Coblentz
Coblentz
Humane Society seeks office space in Clark County
The Clark County Humane Society needs a small office to operate. It is a non profit group with a tiny treasury and would pay a small rent if space could be donated or affordable. Interested landlords are urged to contact Shirley Cole at 735-1769.
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Clark County Humane Society
The
Humane Society
Shirley Cole
1963 Modge 330 Ram charger with dual quad carbs
Classified note offers a 1963 Modge 330 Ram charger with dual quads and mag wheels, in good tires, asking 850 dollars. Contact 670-4838. An additional line offers to buy your frust deed at 735-7802.
Las Vegas Sun Publication Details and Subscription Rates
The Las Vegas Sun announces staff roles led by H M Grenspuns president and Ray Germain vice president with key editors and managers listed. It includes postal filing, national reps, associations, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with mail prices for multiple durations.
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The
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
S. Highland Ave
Las Vegas
Nevada
H M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Larrie Schmidt
Tom Diskin
Gerry Appleby
Burt Bay
Burger Wins Senate Confirmation as Chief Justice
The Senate confirmed Louis D. Burger as Chief Justice of the United States 74 to 3 after a three hour debate. He will replace Earl Warren at the end of the current term likely June 23, amid Warren Era changes and Fortas' resignation over a paid stipend from a Woolston foundation.
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UPI
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Nixon
Fortas
Louis F. Woolston
Most U S Banks Hike Prime Rate
Most large U S banks raised their prime rate to 8 5 percent overnight, led by Bankers Trust Co New York. The move spreads nationwide and will raise borrowing costs for purchases like cars furniture appliances and homes while drawing government reactions from Kennedy Patman Rogg and others.
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UPI
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New York
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Congress
Wright Patman
Dtex
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Atty
John N. Mitchell
Two Deny Theft of LDS Funds
A former employee of the Mormon Church and a contractor pleaded innocent to charges of stealing $600,000 from the church. Lamar Edward Kay, 40, and Seldon Clarence Darrow, 31, were ordered to stand trial August 16 on forgery and grand larceny charges. They were released on $20,000 bond and face additional charges in city court. Kay allegedly let contracts for non existent work with a construction firm Darrow helped.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Mormon Church
Lamar Edward Kay
Seldon Clarence Darrow
Third District Court
Merrill C. Faux
Kay
Darrow
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Water Use per Capita Tops 150 Gallons in Cities
Chicago report shows average water use per person now exceeds 150 gallons daily across domestic industrial and public sectors. The figure compares with about 115 gallons per person in 1920, signaling rising demand and supply pressures.
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Chicago
Cannon Praises Nixon Pause on Vietnam Drawdown
Sen. Howard Cannon praised President Nixon s plan to withdraw some U S troops from Vietnam as a meaningful first step toward ending America s involvement and a move toward peace in Southeast Asia He noted the pullback shows South Vietnamese forces can assume more defense duties but warned it reflects only five percent of U S forces and is not a unilateral withdrawal
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UPI
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Vietnam
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Southeast Asia
Howard Cannon
Nevada
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S
Floods Displace Many in Eastern Yugoslavia
Belgrade reports swollen rivers flood broad areas forcing many families from homes while air base at Ubon is brought under control and Thai disease toll rises with six killed and 80 hospitalized.
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UPI
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Belgrade Radio
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Stone hurling near border hits Hong Kong worker
A stone thrown by an unidentified man in Communist China struck a Hong Kong worker aiding demolition of illegal huts near the border. It marked the second border rock throwing incident reported in three days.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China
North Vietnamese student defects from Czechoslovakia
A 25 year old North Vietnamese student defected to the West by climbing the fences separating Czechoslovakia and Austria, police reported Monday.
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Vienna
UPI
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Yemeni Provincial Governor Killed Attempting to Separate Soldiers
Beidha provincial governor Abdulkarim Alufi aged 45 was killed when he tried to intervene in a quarrel between two soldiers in Sanaa radio reports. The incident underscores tensions within Yemen's security ranks under Beidha province's leadership.
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UPI
Sanaa Radio
Abdulkarim Alufi
Beidha
Five Bodies and Gold Found in Monterrey Crash
A Monterrey newspaper recounts that five bodies were found in the tail section of a Boeing 727 wreck that killed 79 people last Wednesday. A bag of gold coins, possibly worth up to 24000 dollars, was recovered when searchers reached the site.
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Monterrey
Mexico
UPI
el Norte
Noguchi Declines to Testify in Dismissal Appeal
Former Los Angeles coroner Thomas Noguchi will not testify for his own appeal of dismissal over alleged prayer for disasters, drug use and erratic behavior. Noguchi, 42, plans to return to his old position after his attorney cites avoiding further dissension. The Civil Service Commission proceeding was paused as witnesses were not subpoened and the hearing recessed until morning.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Thomas A. Noguchi
Noguchi
Godfrey Isaac
Isaac
Civil Service Commission
Spock Fears New Trial Over Draft Conspiracy Case
Dr. Benjamin Spock says he dreads a new trial more than a Supreme Court ruling on his conviction for conspiring to aid draft resisters. He remains optimistic about appeal, noting the trial ignored core issues like the war’s illegality and the Selective Service Act.
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Spock
Chicago
UPI
Benjamin Spock
Supreme Court
Student
American Medical Association
Polish PM Cyrankiewicz Arrives for Prague Visit
Prague CTK reports Polish Prime Minister Jozef Cyrankiewicz arrived in Prague Monday for an official visit.
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Prague
Acquittal Granted in Din Dayal Upadhaya Murder Case
A special judge freed two men charged with the murder of Hindu party leader Din Dayal Upadhaya in 196? following allegations the crime was linked to Uttar Pradesh politicians. Upadhaya's supporters maintain the opposition was responsible.
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Benares
India
UPI
Jan Sangh Din Dayal Upadhaya
Upadhay
Uttar Pradesh
Quarantine Lifted on West German Destroyer 74
Hamburg Germany A naval spokesman said the 10 day quarantine aboard the West German destroyer 74 has been lifted after 73 crew members were hospitalized with typhoid fever.
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Hamburg
Germany
UPI
Youre Thirty and Time to Protest in U S History
A provocative call targets thirty year olds urging active protest in the United States. The message frames civic engagement as essential at this life stage and emphasizes public demonstration as a means to influence policy and society.
U S Carrier Ticonderoga Arrives at Japanese Naval Base
The U S aircraft carrier Ticonderoga accompanied by the missile frigate Dale and destroyers Buchanan and Niagara Falls arrived yesterday at the U S Naval base in Sasebo Japan.
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Japan
UPI
U.S
Ticonderoga
Dale
Buchanan
Niagara Falls
U S
Cholera Outbreak Reported Near Bangkok
UPI reports an outbreak of cholera near Bangkok causing health concerns for residents and officials. The brief notes initial cases and government monitoring, with no confirmed fatalities at the time of filing.
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