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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1976

Page

4

Ugandan Purge Follows Amin Grenade Attack

Reported blast injures Idi Amin and kills his driver as Uganda faces a purge with roadblocks and a nationwide dragnet. Travelers cite hundreds possibly up to two thousand dead amid panic and arrests after the assassination attempt.

Nasobi Kenya UPI Uganda Idi Amin Amin Kampala Radio Uganda Defense Council United States Israel

Maya Miller Chairs Nevada Delegation At Democratic Convention

Maya Miller, Washoe Valley, was elected chair of the Nevada delegation to the Democratic National Convention in New York City, defeating James Santini 13-10. Richard Ham of Carson City was named vice chair, Jeri Winter of Las Vegas secretary, with Sawyer, Catt, and Hoy named to committees. The 16‑member Nevada delegation includes 10 women and six men and is bound by state law to specific Brown Carter and other votes on the first two ballots. The group will stay at the Essex House, convention HQ for Utah and Texas delegations.

Maya Miller Washoe Valley Nevada New York City U. S James Santini California Edmund Brown, Jr Richard Ham Carson City Grant Sawyer Ham Jimmy Carter Jeri Winter Las Vegas Brown Sawyer Virginia Catt Ralph Hoy Sparks Carter Frank Church Essex House Utah Texas

Deprograming Leads To Multiple Arrests

In Long Beach New Jersey Ted Patrick and six others were arrested after two Mezey brothers fled a rented house where they were taken for deprogramming from the Divine Light Mission. Bail was set at 25000 for each suspect and all were released on their recognizance pending a June 21 hearing.

Long Beach, N.J UPI Ted Patrick New Jersey Robert Mezey Elkwood Park N.J Richard Mezey Denver, Colo Allen Long Beach Mezey Brothers Divine Light Mission Guru Maharaj Ji Patrick San Diego Richard Jackson Coram S.J Rodney Casy Albany Tex Chris Rudie Salem Ore Audrey Winter Brooksville Municipal Court Thomas Grant Bernard

Illinois Tornado Levels Eight Blocks in Lemont Kills Two

A violent tornado leveled an eight block area in Lemont Illinois killing two people and injuring 14 others as three twisters touched down on Chicago's South Side. Hospital reports cite multiple fatalities and many injuries among residents including a beam strike at Our Lady of Victory Seminary.

United Press International Lemont Ill Chicago Marge Sandberg Palos Community Hospital Palos Heights Gary Olinger Silver Cross Hospital Joliet Carl Rasins Rasins Our Lady of Victory Seminary

Prominent Nevadan Boies Dies on Nevada Ranch

Elko County Commission chair Eyer H. Boies, a noted rancher and Democratic Nevada Senate candidate, died of an apparent heart attack while working on his Hubbard Basin ranch. Deputies found his body near his pickup after an overnight search. an autopsy will determine cause and time of death. Boies led county government, chaired the state agriculture board, and advocated state control of federal lands.

ELKO UPI Eyer H. Boies Elko County Commission Nevada Boies Hubbard Basin Blaine Morrison Jackpot Elko County Nevada Senate Warren Snowy” Monroe Nevada Association of County Commissioners State Board of Agriculture Nevada Cattlemens Association

Seven Year Old Loses His Legs in Train Accident

In Los Angeles a 7 year old boy named Roberto Lisca lost both legs after being struck by a 68 car Southern Pacific freight train on a railroad track. Police report the reason for the child being on the tracks is unknown. He was transported to Glendale Memorial Hospital after another train stopped to summon aid.

Los Angeles Calif UPI Roberto Lisca Southern Pacific Glendale Memorial Hospital

Gardner Says Congress Sex May Include Men

Colleen Gardner, a former Capitol Hill secretary, suggested in an interview that congressional sex may involve men as victims as well as women. She argued men can be oppressed and treated as servants, with some forced into sex, though less widespread than for women.

Washgton UPI Colleen Gardner Capitol Hill Texas

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