North Las Vegas faces fiscal turmoil over hidden acts
A critical view condemns North Las Vegas officials for secretive charter changes and failed industrial park plans that drained funds. The piece accuses council members of misusing funds, shifting money without public approval, and risking county bond ratings while taxpayers fund a councilman's party and ongoing litigation.
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Wilson Wins Backing With Labor Unity Rivaled by Split
In Brighton 1200 delegates backed Prime Minister Harold Wilson with a show of hands, after his closing address denouncing the Conservatives. The vote revealed a deep party split over his economic policies as Labor readied for elections expected next fall or possibly in the spring.
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Too Late 17-TLTC Large Duplex For Sale
Classified ad offers a large duplex at 19 950 with 2000 down and a small second mortgage. Rent half to meet total payment of 130 per month with 644 percent interest. Contacts 642 1533 or 642 3702. Also seeking experienced salespeople with freezer experience for a high commission position via appointment with Mr Roberts at 382 1135.
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Largest U.S. cruiser Newport News arrives in Helsinki harbor
The Salem class heavy cruiser U.S.S. Newport News, flagship of the U.S. Second Fleet, became the largest ship to enter Helsinki harbor. The 715-foot, 21,000-ton cruiser with 1,500 officers and men maneuvered through narrow straits in gusty winds for a four day visit.
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Miners Trapped in German Mine Face Tuesday Rescue
Five coal miners remain trapped 2 133 feet underground after a Thursday cave in at the Emil Fritz mine in Essen. One miner died, three are missing, and 11 escaped. Rescuers report the trapped men are in a safe pocket, uninjured, and in contact. Separately, the Treasury said September savings bond redemptions topped sales by 101 million dollars, marking a tenth straight month of net outflow.
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Silverless Eisenhower Dollar Bill Advances in House
The House Banking Committee, in a unanimous vote, approved a bill to mint a silverless dollar bearing Dwight D. Eisenhower s likeness. The measure also would remove all silver from Kennedy half dollars and authorize the Treasury to sell about 3 million rare silver dollars currently held.
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MTA awards $69.5 million contract for East River tunnel
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced a 69.48 million dollar contract for the 63rd Street tunnel under the East River. The project is a centerpiece of a 2 billion dollar program to upgrade regional transportation in New York.
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Spain awards medal to Apollo 11 astronauts
Madrid officials awarded the Grand Cross of Aeronautic Merit to Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins per the official gazette The trio will begin the European leg of their goodwill tour in Madrid on October 6 1969.
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Royal visitors to Angkor and a looming Jerusalem trial
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowden returned to Phnom Penh after a two and half day tour of Angkor ruins. In Jerusalem, Denis Michael Rohan faces trial for arson at Al Aqsa, to be held in a bullet proof booth. Tokyo reports Laos leader Souvanna Phouma denies any U S troop presence and rejects further U S intervention.
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Nixon Signs Treaty On Hijackings
President Nixon signed a proclamation to implement an international treaty curbing aircraft hijackings effective Dec 4. Twelve countries have signed, including Nationalist China Italy Norway Philippines Portugal Sweden United Kingdom Upper Volta Denmark Mexico Niger Cuba not yet. The move follows Senate ratification in 1969 and includes labor dispute intervention and recognitions.
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Golda Meir Returns to Milwaukee Amid Warm Welcome
Prime Minister Golda Meir visited her childhood home in Milwaukee where hundreds of Jewish children greeted her with flags and the national anthem. Mayor Henry Maier proclaimed Golda Meir Day as she recalled personal memories of discrimination, freedom, and her decision to help build Israel.
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Search Off For Monster At Loch Ness
Dan Taylor, 29, of Atlanta, retired his yellow submarine from Loch Ness monster search and plans to return in about three years with better gear. He says skepticism and high odds haunt the mission, calling it a million-to-one shot in the murky lake waters.
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Year For Records Sees Cool October Mark And Windy Spell
A weather writer notes a record cool October 3 with 71 61 and forecasts continued windy conditions through the weekend. If Friday’s 70 55 occurs it would also mark an all time high for that temp range.
Dr. R C Harrison B S D C Weight Reduction
Dr. R C Harrison specializes in weight reduction and operates at 1510 East Sahara Avenue with phone contact 734 2592. He holds B S and D C credentials and offers medical weight loss services.
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