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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1976

Page

5

Bail Set For McAbier In bail jumping case

Richard D. McAbier 43 of Chandler Arizona faced a $10 000 bail after being indicted June 24 on charges he transported six illegal Mexican immigrants into Nevada from Arizona. He was arrested after a motor home crash near Pioche and earlier released on 10 000 personal recognizance. He is in custody after skipping the initial bond.

Arizoan U.S Joseph Ward Richard D. McAbier McAbier Nevada Arizona Pioche McAlier Kathleen M. Galli Justice of the Peace Robert Miller Justice Court Miller Galli Clark County Leu

Young Woman Jumps From Golden Gate Bridge

A young Caucasian woman about 18 to 20 leapt from the Golden Gate Bridge as a bay cruise ship passed, was rescued and brought to Letterman Army Hospital for exploratory surgery. Deck hand Maurice Carlson performed mouth to mouth resuscitation aboard the Harbor Queen.

San Francisco UPI Golden Gate Bridge Letterman Army Hospital Golden Gate Maurice Carlson

Las Vegas Sun Editor and Publisher Listing

The Las Vegas Sun Co owner staff directory lists H M Greenspun as president and other executives including Ray Germain, David Greenspun, Ruthie Deskin, Barbara Greenspun, Burt Buy, and Bryn Armstrong with departments spanning editorial, advertising and management. Subscription rates state monthly and per copy prices for daily and Sunday editions.

Las Vegas Sun, Inc Highland Ave Las Vegas Nevada H. M. Greenspun Ray Germain David Greenspun Ruthe Deskin Barbara Greenspun Burt Buy Les Ritchie Bryn Armstrong Bill Guthrie Versiellen Douglas Ritchie

Las Vegas trains city workers in heart attack safety

City workers from the Las Vegas Planning and Development to a clerk group attended a three hour MAT program. The session demonstrated life saving steps including mouth to mouth resuscitation using a $1 500 Recording Annie dummy. Fire Chief Sam Cooper and Deputy Chief joined instructors from the American Heart Association to teach and emphasize rapid response times.

Las Vegas Ron Lurie Don Saylor Lei Harold Foster Annie Sam Cooper Larry Freeman American Heart Association Fire Department Larry Powell Scott McGhie Jim Jenson Ned Barker Freeman Cooper Seattle Wash

California Lt. Governor estimates Liza hit damage at 100 million

California Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymally, back from Mexico, places La Paz damage at 100 million dollars and urges a 25 million US aid share. He cites 450 dead, with bodies recovered, and urges coordinated relief via the California Office of Emergency Services and Red Cross. He warns against independent relief flights.

van Nuys Calif UPI California Mervyn Dymally Mexico la Paz Liza Dymally Ford Edmund G. Brown Jr US State Department Cesar Amburo Mendoza Mendoza Office of Emergencies Salvation Army American Red Cross

Tax jokes and jests from a Las Vegas column

In a Tuesday Las Vegas Sun humor column Joey Adams riffs on income tax life and IRS quirks with quips about deductions, birth control pills, and April 15 as a holiday. The light humor targets taxpayers and the dating of the era.

LAS Vegas Sun Joey Adams Albert Einstein Internal Revenue Office I.R.S Internal Revenue Offices

Premier Hua Kuo Feng Is Said to Be Mao’s Son

A defectors claim in United Daily News alleges Chinese Premier Hua Kuo Feng is the son of Mao Tse tung. The accuser, Wang Hun, says Hua Yen lung, Mao’s youngest son by a former wife, was missing since childhood.

Howard Cannon Cannon Clark Couty Taipei Taiwan UPI Communist Party Hua Kuo-feng Mao Tse-tung Wang Hun People’s Liberation Army Hua Mao Yen-lung Wang The United Daily News Hunan Mao

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