Las Vegan Impressed With Cuba Visit and Castro
Harriet Bogatz of Las Vegas, after a four day familiarization tour with 30 west coast travel agents, praised Cuba and Fidel Castro. She described clean streets, well kept hotels, and a Tropicana show, noting expectations of poverty were unfounded and all travel coordinated through a agency group.
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Oil Flows South In Alaska Pipeline Test Run
Alaska North Slope crude begins moving southward along Alyeska's 800 mile pipeline from Prudhoe Bay toward Valdez. First 15 miles took about 20 hours at 0.79 mph with a booster pump added. Officials expect gradual increases to capacity after testing and a summit push at Atigun Pass. First tanker loading likely in late July.
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Feds Say Kirby Warrant Issued After Drug Deals
Federal prosecutors say a search warrant for entertainer George Kirby was issued after undercover agents bought cocaine and received heroin samples from his Seip performances. Kirby, 52, faced a May indictment for selling cocaine to an undercover agent on March 9. The government noted almost daily dealings and promises of cocaine in its court motion.
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Man Robbed Of Costly Guns In Las Vegas
A Las Vegas resident was burglarized of more than 3900 dollars in guns stored in a mini warehouse at 1915 West Bonanza Avenue. Tom Noel, 5735 Alfred, told police the loot included shotguns rifles and pistols and that other antiques valued at about 20 dollars remained untouched.
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AMA Leaders Face Rising Dissent Over National Health Insurance
At the San Francisco convention the American Medical Association confronted protests from members over endorsing a compromise national health insurance plan. A survey showed more than 70 percent favor voluntary programs over mandatory nationwide coverage. Delegates also backed censorship debates on television content and supported a federal push to ban fluorocarbons in aerosol cans to curb skin cancer risks.
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