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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1970
Page
2
Readers critique mob actions versus disciplined sacrifice in the American Revolution. Letters contrast modern protests with Continental Army resolve at Trenton and Yorktown, praising steadfast leaders and condemning looting, property destruction, and intimidation. Additional supporters vouch for conservative views and civic duty.
Forecasters detect no major changes for the next several days as hot temperatures persist. The Las Vegas area sees 96 degrees after a warm overnight low while a northern frontal system brings isolated thundershowers that should wash out before moving south. Residents are advised to stock up for the long weekend and stay cautious in crowded areas.
Classified fragments show Foster's Shoes ad offering fits and pricing for teens and a paint sale with discounted vinyl and enamel. A notice to bidders from the University of Nevada Las Vegas invites bids by June 8 1990 for X Ray equipment with details in Room 109 Interim Office Building.
Eighteen year old James Ford was ordered to stand trial in District Court on an open murder charge after a brief preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Ray Wooster. Ronald Hardison testified Ford shot his brother Laverne Hardison in a North H Street Owens Avenue parking lot. Ford is held without bail in the county jail.
Military funeral services are set for 3 p.m. Friday at Palm Chapel for Robert Kirk a 22 year old North Las Vegas helicopter pilot killed in Vietnam. The Las Vegas youth was a Rancho High School graduate active in local youth work and church affairs. He is survived by his parents two sisters and a brother.
City commission cleared Officers Howard Oren and Toby Garibay of charges brought by Raymond Dennis Limley after a three hour hearing. City Attorney Earl Grippentrog called the allegations irresponsible citizenry and praised the officers for restraint and proper handling during the March arrest.
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