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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1976
Page
5
Nevada energy board calendar outlines monthly units from January to December on energy definitions, efficiency, and consumption. It details kilowatt hours BTUs per mile for bikes and cars, food energy, water heating, recycling, and renewable options with quirky notes and national averages.
Two Rice University historians report finding the Civil War ironclad Hatteras sunk in 60 feet of Gulf sand about 20 miles south of Galveston. Recovery of the nameplate confirms the ship, which still held muskets, cutlasses, stores, and a likely $3,000 in coins.
Funeral services are set for Howard R. Griffith 65 of Las Vegas and Albert Jensen Sr. 61, both at Palm Chapel with cremation and local burial planned. Also listed is William O. Ewing 79 of Las Vegas with services at Palm Chapel, survivors include spouses children and grandchildren. Palm Mortuary handling arrangements.
Western sources report the Taching oil field in Heilungkiang suffered the heaviest losses in its history from February explosions. Taiwan's World Daily News cites American satellites and travelers, noting travel bans and oil shipment cuts to Japan. Tass also claimed major damage to the field.
About 2000 independence advocates demonstrated near San Juan Capitol as eight House subcommittee members heard testimony on a proposed replacement for the 1952 Federal Relation Act. Two rival groups staged protests with banners while hearings on Puerto Rico's status proceeded inside.
Thomas Eugene Creech, already under Idaho death sentence, faces a Sacramento charge for the 1974 killing of Vivian Grant Robinson. Authorities plan extradition if Creech is not executed for Idaho murders. Jail incident: six hacksaw blades found in Creech's Ada County cell.
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