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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1976

Page

4

Pet Of The Year Laura Doone Eyes Movie Career In Las Vegas

Penthouse Pet Laura Doone 23, visiting Las Vegas for a publicity weekend, attends a Union Plaza hotel opening night party for Natalie Needs A Nightie. She plans screen tests in Los Angeles, a nude shoot with a female photographer, and hopes Penthouse exposure boosts a film career while seeking varied roles beyond sex appeal.

Laura Doone Penthouse Magazine Las Vegas Union Plaza Hotel Natalie Laura Penthouse Los Angeles Union Plaza Jane Davenport Phil Ford Cork Proctor New York Davenport

Talks Renewed In Police Dispute

In New York city the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association and city officials resumed weekend talks to end two weeks of street protests by off duty officers. Douglas Weaving and John Zuccotti met at an undisclosed location and planned further discussions after a cordial session. the dispute centers on a deferred 6 percent raise and a new work schedule reducing annual paid days off.

New York UPI Patrolmen’s Union Patrolmen's Benevolent Association Douglas Weaving John Zuccotti Broadway Wall Street Charles McCarthy McCarthy Manhattan North Gracie Mansion Sergeants Benevolent Association

CIA FBI probe death of former Chilean diplomat Letelier

CIA assists FBI in the investigation of Orlando Letelier a former Chilean ambassador killed by a car bomb in Washington D C on September 21 1976. Ronni Moffit also died in the blast as details of the agencies role remain undisclosed.

CIA FBI Washington UPI Central Intelligence Agency Orlando Letelier Washington Post Bush Letelier Embassy Row Ronni Moffit Salvador Allende Augusto Pinochet Allende

Vandalism Hits Las Vegas High After Rival Game

After a Friday night football upset by Las Vegas High over Rancho High 19-14, vandals smashed 28 window panes at Frazier Hall and the administration building. Green and white Rancho colors, the Rams nickname, were spray painted, with beer cans and litter strewn about. Local teens vow retaliation.

Frazier Hall Las Vegas High School Rancho High Rams Rancho Butcher Field Las Vegas High Las Vegas

Argent Hosts Political Rally at Stardust

Argent Corp will stage a political rally in the Stardust Hotel south auditorium on October 20 from 7 to 10 PM. Allen Glick, Argent president, invites Southern Nevada voters to meet more than 120 state and local candidates and representatives from Ford and Carter camps attend. The event offers five minute candidate talks, live music, dancing, champagne, and a no-host bar.

Argent Corp Stardust Hotel Allen Glick Argent Nevada Ford Jimmy Carter Glick

MiG Talks to Begin Between Soviet Union and Japan

The Soviet Union will start talks with Japan next week on returning the MiG25 fighter that defected pilot Viktor Belenko flew to Japan last month. Talks are expected after Wednesday, with Japan seeking payment for shipping the jet home and for damages to the northern airport.

Tokyo UPI Soviet Union Japan Ivan N. Tsekhonya Tsekhonya Viktor Belenko Belenko United States

Fallout Traces Detected in Massachusetts Milk

The Health Department reported slight radioactive iodine in milk from two western Massachusetts farms after a Chinese nuclear test. No public danger is seen, farmers urged to keep dairy herds indoors, with daily farm tests and checks on milk from other states continuing.

Boston UPI China Massachusetts State Health Department Jonathan Fielding Fielding

Military Chief Guilty In Gun Sale

Col. Marue Alfonso Rodriguez former top Salvadoran military leader was convicted in New York on charges of taking part in a scheme to sell 10 000 submachine guns to the underworld. Co defendant Raymond Geraldo faces up to five years and 10 000 fine with sentencing set for Nov 5. A video tape captured the alleged payoff and false weapons certificate plans.

New York UPI Col Marue Alfonso Rodriguez St of Rodriquez el Salvador Geraldo Central America Rodriguez C. Joseph Hallinan Hallinan Central South America

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