Don January Leads Sahara Invitational After Windy Round
Don January posted a 12 under 201 to take the Sahara Invitational lead, with George Archer one stroke back and Bruce Burns four off the pace. Archer and Burns slipped in the third round as Lietzke dropped eight, while January praised his putting in windy conditions and eagled the final hole.
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January Fires 12 Under In Sahara Invitational Lead
Don January sinks an 18 foot eagle putt on the 18th at Sahara Nevada Country Club to cement an 18 foot eagle finish and take a three round lead at the Del Webb Sahara Invitational. He stands 12 under, one stroke ahead of George Archer.
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Outcry Over Earl Butz Remarks Spurs Calls To Fire
Las Vegas and Washington figures join legislators nationwide in pressing President Ford to remove Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz after a racially charged remark about blacks. Senate and House members condemn the quote as "racist" and demand immediate resignation. Carter and Republicans urge action.
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Editor questions Bryn Armstrong run for Clark County Commission
The Sun editor Bryn Armstrong weighs public service against potential newspaper bias as he considers a run for Clark County Commission. Publisher expresses concern over endorsements and possible perception of conflict while noting Armstrong’s strong journalism credentials and state influence.
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Peninsula Under Mud Baja Hurricane Toll 1,200
Rescue workers hunted for victims of Liza as mud buried cars and homes in La Paz. Officials feared up to 1,200 dead, most of them children, with 650 bodies recovered and hundreds missing amid mass graves and rotting debris.
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Argentine President Escapes Assassination at Army Base
President Jorge Videla narrowly escaped an assassination attempt when a blast ripped the Campo de Mayo reviewing stand minutes after he left the area. About 50 dignitaries on the stand were shielded as the ceremony had ended early. Police sealed the base and pursued leads as military officials described the attack targeting the junta’s commander.
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Argentina Army Base Plot Threatens President
The 10 000 strong Buenos Aires area base faced a major security breach as a bomb near the national seal could have killed the president and officials. An explosive device timed to detonate possibly by a clock mechanism injured one officer and a soldier. Authorities vow a rigorous investigation into how the attack occurred at the army’s largest post.
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Shecky Greene Recovers Voice After Surgical Mishap
Las Vegas comedian Shecky Greene returns to work after doctors feared he might never regain his voice. In Scene Magazine he discusses his recovery and comeback with SUN critic Joe Delaney.
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