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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1976

Page

4

Court blocks multi state cut in welfare medical services

A temporary restraining order blocked planned cuts by the State Welfare Board that would reduce Medicaid services for about 22 000 welfare recipients including doctor visits prescriptions and hospital care The order remains in effect until a preliminary injunction is sought next week and was filed by Clark County Legal Services alleging the cuts violate recipient rights and lack legislative consent.

Keith Hayes State Welfare Board Clark County Legal Services Bleck Michelle Murphy Welfare Board Lola Dean Dean Miller

Las Vegas Valley Braces For More Rain and Flooding

Weather service warns Las Vegas Valley of thunderstorms and scattered showers through Saturday with a flood watch in effect until 8 p.m. Friday. Rain caused outages across Clark County and minor traffic incidents, including a patrol car crash injuring a officer. McCarran Airport flights unaffected, Lake Mead reports heavy rain with no boating problems. Yearly rainfall totals rise to 2.73 inches in the valley, up from 1.57 inches year prior, with 2.49 inches falling in February.

Las Vegas Valley U.S. Weather Service Clark County Nevada Highway Patrol Las Vegas Nellis Boulder Highway Robert Thornton Weather Service McCarran Lake Mead National Recreation

Giacalone Convicted of Tax Evasion in Mafia Case

Anthony "Tony Jack" Giacalone, reputed Mafia leader, convicted on three counts of evading federal income taxes totaling over 103000. The 57 year old, once from Grosse Pointe and now in Miami, faced a seven month trial after deliberations by a 12 member jury. The judge kept Giacalone on a $100000 bond.

U.S. District Court Damon J. Keith Giacalone

Elevator Fall At Boston Apartment Under Construction

Six workers plunged 13 floors in an elevator at a 38 story Boston building. One man, Edmund Perry of Revere, was hospitalized with a broken ankle. five others were treated and released. The car dropped from the 11th floor to two below ground as the operator failed to stop the plummet.

Boston UPI Edmund Perry Revere Longfellow Place Charles River Park George Vincent Winchester William Gauthier Stoneham Gauthier Perry

Man Killed On Road Near Hoover Dam

Arthur Joseph Werner, 54, of Mesa, died when his car overturned on U S 93 near Hoover Dam. Officials say he may have died from the crash or a fatal heart attack. An autopsy will determine the exact cause. His son Dennis, 19, was asleep in the car and unharmed.

Mesa Ariz U.S. 93 Hoover Dam Clark County Arthur Joseph Werner Werner Boulder City Hospital Dennis

Radiation Check at Nellis Areas Tested for Contamination

ERDA and officials survey 49 sites nationwide, including parts of Nellis Air Force Base and the Nevada Test Site, for radioactive contamination dating to early atomic bomb work. Officials say no current risk to Las Vegas or nearby Beatty, with tests to conclude by October 1978 and costs around 850000 dollars.

Nellis Air Force Base Nevada Test Site David Jackson Federal Energy Research and Development Administration Las Vegas Jackson Beatty Energy Research and Development Administration Washington Oak Ridge Martin B. Biles Erda Division of Safety, Standards and Complaince Columbia Princeton University of Chicago University of California At Berkeley Iowa State University Massachusetts Institute of Technology St. Louis New Mexico Desert Pacific Ocean Mound Laboratory Miamisburg Ohio Middlesex N.J New York City Cook County Forest Preserve Chicago Palos Park ERDA

Libel suit targets CBS over Scottsboro film broadcast in Alabama

A $2.5 million federal suit filed in Birmingham accuses NBC TV and two Alabama affiliates of libel invasion of privacy and seeks to halt broadcasting the movie Judge Horton and the Scottsboro Boys. The suit cites Ruby Bates and Victoria Price, Huntsville women who alleged rape in 1931, saying they died in 1961.

Birmingham Ala UPI National Broadcasting Corp Alabama Arthur Hanes Jr NBC TV Judge Horton NBC Wapi-Tv Waay-Tv Huntsville Hanes Ruby Bates Victoria Price

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