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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1976
Page
5
Fragmentary notes hint at a local area event
Incomplete OCR reads like a short local item about a place called the Mall and an area near Wade, mentioning an inn and a lot. Names and full context are obscured, making precise identification and action unclear.
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Maritime Patrol Note
Fragmented text references ships and police activity with unclear framing. No coherent event, names, or locations are readable enough to identify persons or organizations. Unable to determine specifics beyond generic maritime policing context.
Pueblo Fears Plague After Squirrel Carcass Found
Health officials in Pueblo Colorado will decide Sunday whether to dust a high school stadium where a dead squirrel carrying a flea with bubonic plague was found. The field was closed and residents told to keep pets indoors as a precaution. A Pueblo woman has recovered from a plague case reported this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
UPI
Mark Williams
Pueblo City-County
Health Department
Williams
Colorado
Missouri Reverses 1838 Mormon Extermination Order
Missouri Governor Christopher Bond rescinds Governor Lilburn Boggs 1838 order to exterminate or expel Mormons, expressing deep regret for the injustice and suffering. The action notes Boggs ordered 400 mounted men to suppress alleged Mormon defiance and to treat Mormons as enemies. Bond cites the nation’s bicentennial as context for reaffirming constitutional principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
UPI
Lilburn Boggs
Missouri
Christopher Bond
Bond
Boggs
United States
Horsemen Seek $25,000 Long Race Stop in Kankakee
The Great American Horse Race reached its Kankakee stop with 77 riders from 68 foreign countries. Ada Oklahoma rider Joel Ashley led, Virl Norton of San Jose rode a mule in second, Mac Abercrombie of Atlanta was third. The 3200 mile race began May 31 in Frankfort New York and ends Labor Day in Sacramento California, with $25,000 for the winner. Veterinarians monitor each horse twice daily, riders use two animals, and daily times decide standings and top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Ashley
Ada
Okla
Kankakee
Frankfort
N.Y
Sacramento
Calif
Exline Sportsman's Club
Virl Norton
San Jose
Joanne Taube
Race Office
Bergman Jail Surrender Delayed Over Medicaid Fraud
Bernard Bergman, nursing home magnate, postpones beginning a four month jail term for Medicaid fraud until July. The delay follows questions about the plea bargain and the judge’s leniency amid public criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Bernard Bergman
Oregon Faces Water Shortage by Year 2000 Warns Hatfield
West Linn Oregon Senator Mark Hatfield warns that the nation could confront a critical water shortage by 2000 even in rain rich Oregon. The report emphasizes looming drought risk and calls for planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Linn
Ore
Mark Hatfield
Rove
Oregon
Tank Rollovers and Recoveries Highlight Post Camp Injuries
A year after a 12 ton armored carrier rolled over Spec. 4 Avery Williams he remains in hospital awaiting medical board action. Williams and cousin Pfc. Joel Burton from Waelder Texas were at Texas National Guard summer camp last summer. Williams has undergone five operations for a dislocated pelvis a broken thigh and internal injuries and plans to enroll at Texas Southern University studying physical education. Williams hoped to return to duty but faces recovery hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Hood, Texas
UPI
Avery Williams
Texas Southern University
Williams
Texas National Guard
Pfc
Joel Burton
Waelder
Texas
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Ailper Ivel
Ently Inn
Wade
Tually
Pacific Gas & Electric
Harry Azzopardi
Salinas
Upifoto
Amos Rusk
Ray
Wiley E. Williamson
Kankake, Ill
Mac Abercrombie
Atlanta
Mrs. Taube
Bergman
Tank
West Linn Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Northwest
Southwest
Hatfield
Washington
Olympic Penninsula
California
Death Valley
U. S. District Court
Marvin Frankel
Charles E. Hynes
Frankel
Manhattan
Hynes
Wen
Nour Store
Furniture Bargains
SALE
Wes Fine Furniture
South
Maryand Parkway
Las Vegas
Nevada
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