Annexation debate questions Las Vegas growth aims
Las Vegas Sun readers challenge annexation supporters arguing the plan preserves five existing government entities and will not deliver true efficiency. They note Las Vegas would gain control over a larger area, question budget savings, and accuse proponents of obfuscation by avoiding the word annexation on the ballot.
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Las Vegas Weekend Forecast With Warmer Temperatures
Mostly fair weather through Sunday with winds diminishing to 10 to 20 mph from the north. A warming trend develops Saturday and Sunday with highs in the upper 80s and lows around the mid 50s. Humidity around 41 percent. air remains clear with an air quality index of 23.
Temperature and Precipitation Table 24-Hour US Weather
The Nation by UPI reports a 24-hour period ending at 4 a.m. with a National Weather Service San Francisco briefing. The table lists regional temperature readings and precipitation amounts for coverage across multiple states, reflecting early morning conditions.
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Weekend Rain Likely Over Great Lakes and Northeast
Autumn rain is forecast for Saturday across the Great Lakes Ohio Valley and most of the Northeast with clearer conditions elsewhere nationwide.
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San Francisco Bus Display Urges Talk on Child Sex Abuse
San Francisco launches a citywide campaign with bus placards and school boards to disclose that up to 40,000 youth may be affected. Lois Dolan of the Sexual Trauma Center says reporting is low and calls for centralized data and expanded counseling.
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House approves first federal aid for violent crime victims
The House passed a bill to reimburse states for 25 percent of the first 25000 paid to victims of violent crimes, covering medical bills and lost wages but not property losses. The bill, scaled down in debate, cleared 192 to 173 and moves to the Senate with funding set at 25 million in 1978, 30 million in 1979, and 35 million in 1980.
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Hodgkin's victims survive as five-year cures rise
New findings show most young Hodgkin's patients now survive five years or more with disease-free life after aggressive radiation and drugs. Doctors credit medical advances and caution that relapse remains possible, but many patients lead normal lives again.
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Centers Investigate Legionnaires Disease Clusters in Three States
CDC centers on outbreaks in Columbus Ohio Burlington Vermont and Kingsport Tennessee to find a common source for Legionnaires disease after Philadelphia epidemic. Nine cases and one death in Columbus seven cases and three deaths in Burlington three confirmed cases and one death in Kingsport with one suspected in Knoxville.
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