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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1976
Page
2
Washington reports unemployment at its lowest in over a year while inflation stays steady. A slight trade deficit hints at continued improvement, as government figures show the economy advancing.
Belgrade and Adriatic waters host talks between President Tito and Cuban Premier Castro as they discuss Cuba's Angolan intervention. Tito lauds the Angola victory while signaling no clear endorsement of Soviet or Cuban military expansion, according to Western summaries.
A Las Vegas forecast calls for sunny and warm conditions with increasing clouds on Tuesday and mostly gentle winds. Today's high near 65 degrees with a low in the mid 30s, while yesterday reached 61 with a 35 low. Sunrise is 6 02 and sunset 5 42.
The Nation provides a 24 hour temperature and precipitation table as entered by the National Weather Service in San Francisco. It lists temperatures and rainfall amounts across a regional area for the latest period ending at 4 a.m. Pacific Time.
Snow is predicted for Monday in North Dakota and northern Idaho. Rain and showers extend from the Gulf Coast northward through the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, with mostly sunny skies expected elsewhere.
Ice storm leaves 178000 customers in Michigan and Wisconsin without electricity. Dairy farmers dump milk and hand milk cows as crews and National Guardsmen rush to restore service. An apprentice lineman died after an on duty electrocution in Farmington Hills.
The Association of American Publishers urges Senate Judiciary to remove or narrow the espionage and obscenity sections of the proposed S 1 criminal code. It warns the bill’s language could curb First Amendment rights and harm free expression while stressing distinctions among true espionage leaks and public disclosures.
In Columbia North Carolina five bodies found in a shallow grave last Tuesday remain unidentified. Authorities said there has been some feedback from nationwide descriptions but nothing promising. The victims include two women and three boys who had been beaten.
Footwear ad showcases Style and comfort for men women and children. Foster's Shoes at 119 North 3rd offers a range of famous brand shoes and fittings to ease sore feet and improve fit.
In Chicago a student questioned Jack Ford about his relationship with tennis star Chris Evert as President Ford campaigned in Springfield. Jack said they rarely see each other because she is always working. In other items Allan Grant of the Farm Bureau backs a larger estate tax exemption to keep farms in families. David Rockefeller visits Israel meeting Rabin Peres Katzir and Katzir. Senator Moss seeks the No 2 Democratic leadership post, challenging Byrd after Mansfield retires.
Washington Congressman William R. Cotter says a loophole in a grain sales pact with the Soviet Union could lift U S food prices. He notes the eight million ton limit does not apply until Oct 1, allowing larger purchases before then.
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