Bergland Tour Signals U S Asia Focus in Manila
U S Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland arrived in Manila on the final leg of a six nation Asia Pacific tour. He will represent the United States at the World Food Council meeting in June and discuss U S roles in world agricultural aid and trade with partners.
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Manila
UPI
U.S. Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Bergland
United States
United Nations World Food Council
U.S
Am Tm
Pacific
Japan
Hong Kong
Indonesia
Singapore
Malaysia
Mental Patient Testimony in Nurses Poisoning Trial
A surprise defense witness in Detroit testified that a mental patient was in the room of victim John Herman shortly before his death as two Filipino nurses face murder charges over a hospital breathing‑failure wave in 1975. The witness described the final hours of the patient in Ann Arbor and ended the trial’s 11th week.
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Detroit
UPI
William Miller
Owosso
Mich
Veterans Administration Hospital
Ann Arbor
John Herman
Filipina Narciso
Leonora Perez
Miss Narciso
Herman
Regents Ok 57.3 Million Work Program For Nevada System
Regents approve a 57.3 million 1977 78 work program boosting state support for UNLV UNR and the medical school in Reno While UNLV grows 9.9 percent and UNR 5.9 percent the medical school leads with a 27.2 percent rise Other divisions face cuts including Clark County Community College and Desert Research Institute The plan allocates 745 660 to Desert Research Institute and 1 9 million to Cooperative Extension Service with overall shifts in funding across the Nevada university system and athletics budgets detailed for each campus
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University of Nevada Regents
UNLV
University of Nevada, Reno
Reno
Unr’s
Clark County Community College
Northern Nevada Community College
Western Nevada Community College
Desert Research Institute
Cooperative Extension Service
Las Vegas
Clark County plans general music in early grades
The Clark County School District studies expanding general music to first and second grades in fall, using 46 000 in funds this year vs 65 000 requested from federal sources. Title IV funds end next year, with districts paying ongoing costs. Music specialists will visit about three schools daily, teaching rhythm tambourines hand drums sticks and pitch development to younger students.
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Clark County
Music Advisory Council of
Fred Steinbaugh
Steinbaugh
Santini accuses Gulf Oil chief in uranium price fix
Rep Jim Santini D Nev blasts Gulf Oil chairman Jerrold McAffee during House Oversight hearing over an international cartel believed to fix uranium prices from 1972 to 1974 Canada Australia South Africa and France are named as partners with as many as 20 uranium producers in the conspiracy Santini argues for a national minerals policy as six Gulf officials face questioning over the scheme.
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Jim Santini
D-Nev
Gulf Oil Co
U.S
Canada
Australia
South Africa
France
Gulf Oil
House
Subcommittee On Oversight and Investigation
Santini
Jerrold McAffee
Gulf
City Fair Scheduled In NSW City
North Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce sponsors the first city fair at Rancho High School from Thursday to Sunday. Fair manager Faye Vollmer notes a carnival athletic contest petting zoo continuous entertainment and a performing arts program with over 300 participants. Hours run noon to 10 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday. Exhibits include paintings needlework gowns by a local designer and a worm terrarium.
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North Las Vegas
North
Nuke Cuts Will Be Restored By Senate Action
Sen. Paul Laxalt announced that the Public Works subcommittee agreed to restore 9.1 million in proposed nuclear testing cuts. The move could save up to 200 Nevada Test Site jobs and avert four tests amid SALT talks. The bill heads to a conference committee for resolution. Diana Z. Howell, 35, reported a burglary costing 6460 in cash and jewelry after two men fled with a brown object, police said.
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Paul Laxalt
R-Nev
Washington D.C
Public Works Subcommittee
Nevada
Laxalt
John Stennis
U.S.S.R
Senate
Diana Z. Howell
Metro
Suspect in Hilton Flamingo scheme pleads guilty
A Washington DC man charged in a scheme to obtain about 60 000 from the Hilton and Flamingo hotels pleaded guilty in federal court on Friday to fraud by wire. Other charges were dropped. The indictment alleges two men opened Virginia bank accounts to prove funds as Vegas hotels checked credit.
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Washington, D.C
Hilton
Michael Anthony LaRusso
Mario Anthony Scarafone
Virginia
Douglas Rose
Alexandria
Las Vegas
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Park
Joint Justice Department
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Internal Revenue Service
Boston Globe
World Garage Sale
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UPS
New Gateway Convention Center
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United Auto Workers
Douglas A. Fraser
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UAW
Automotive
Sacramento
GAF
Rensselaer, N.Y
General Aniline & Film Corp
Rensselaer
Regents
Charles Donnelly
Community College Division
Desert Research Institute and
The
Dick Gender
Renee Rampton
Tricia White
SUN
Santinis
Congressional
Nsw
Tommy
TC Lcs
Vista East
Paradise Valley
Rancho Vista
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S. Commerce ST. Las Vegas
Nev
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