Don’t Kill Flies Suit Targets Las Vegas Animal Ordinance
ACLU of Nevada sues Las Vegas over a new 65 page animal control ordinance claiming it risks unlawful searches and bans on common pets and even insects. The suit argues definitions are vague and could force costly cages tattoos and excessive fees. Meanwhile in Oregon 20 people vanish after being told to surrender possessions for a UFO transport plan. Sheriff Sutton says a Waldport meeting drew hundreds with posters from northern California promising life on another planet and a future pickup by a spaceship within 10 years.
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Ardis Coffman
SUN
The
American Civil Liberties Union of Nevada
Las Vegas
American College Dictionary
Fremont Street
ACLU
Gayle Smockler
Sec
Portland
Ore
UPI
Newport
Ron Sutton
Lincoln County
Oregon Coast
Bayshore Inn
Waldport
Sutton
California
Kansas City Fire Arson Claims Stir City Crisis
Mayor Wheeler accuses striking firemen of arson amid city fires as Missouri National Guard and police bolster response. He calls for grand jury probe while urging removal of the union leader and citing hoodlum suspicion despite union spokesman denying involvement.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Charles B. Wheeler Jr
Wheeler
Missouri National Guard
Grand Jury
International Association of the Fighters Local 42
Robert Black
Frank Shortino
Firemen’s Union
Reagan Gains Top GOP Support From Three Young Leaders
In Charleston, South Carolina, three of the seven national leaders of the Young Republicans endorsed Ronald Reagan for the 1976 Republican nomination. Vice Chairman Morton C. Blackwell spoke before a prepared statement urging an end to the party drift. The leadership vote by national district chairmen and officers showed broad support for Reagan.
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Charleston
S.C
UPI
California
Ronald
Lcan
Pus
Esterday
Young Republicans
Morton C. Blackwell
Arlington, Va
Blackwell
Federation
Reagan
Ford
Clyda McLean
Eugene
Ore
Jerry Stromer
Kearney
Neb
Republican Party
George McGovern
Bella Abzug
Democratic Party
US to Discount Soviet Oil Exchange Trade Plan
Senator Stone of Florida says a final US Soviet oil deal will be discounted from world price and that the discount is significant. He predicts finalization in weeks and notes wheat trades influence the cost of food. The deal may use cash with a measured wheat basis and not be a pure barter.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
United States
Sen
Stone
D-Fla
Florida Times-Union
Soviet Union
U.S
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate Agriculture Committee
George A. Robinson
Russia
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