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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1975
Page
4
The Justice Department sued Bank of America and Prudential along with two other banks and three other insurers, alleging interlocking directorates violate antitrust law. suits seek resignations from named directors and measures to prevent further cross board participation.
Kansas City Missouri firemen and their union rejected a back-to-work offer amid a four day strike. The state filed a Jackson County Circuit Court suit seeking 150000 dollars in actual damages plus 30000 a day as long as the strike lasts and 60000 a day in punitive damages. Mayor Wheeler offered conditional amnesty and said 59 fire fighters already fired would not be rehired.
IRS Commissioner Donald C. Alexander told a House subcommittee that investigations into more than 300 Americans with secret Bahamian bank accounts will proceed regardless of who is named. The probe, linked to Operation Tradewinds, aims to uncover foreign tax havens and was questioned over how the list was obtained in Miami.
Gary D. Ritter 22 had his probation revoked in District Court after a restitution check bounced. Chief Judge Paul Goldman ordered six years in Nevada State Prison, citing missed meetings with probation officials and possession of two firearms.
The American Jewish Congress urged Attorney General Edward Levi to curb the Arab boycott of Israel in the United States. Levi opposed a bill by Rep. Holtzman to criminalize compliance with the boycott, saying the department is exploring new administrative and legislative approaches to address effects not yet prohibited. He noted review of current laws and potential additional measures.
Martina Navratilova, the 18 year old Czechoslovakian tennis player who sought political asylum, was granted permanent resident status in the United States. INS Commissioner Leonard F Chapman Jr said her case was processed as a standard permanent residence application.
The Silver Nugget highlights Roy Chapman, Keno department manager, for introducing a 40 cent Keno ticket and expanding operations. He runs a 42-person team, opened the Keno lounge at the Dunes in 1971, and consults for Major Riddle's Silver City while guiding security and efficiency upgrades. Also featured: Airman of the Month Robert Rodriguez at Nellis, ABC wall sheets by Ed and Angie Klems, and ongoing Bingo specials with prizes.
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