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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1976
Page
8
Debbie Gobbi testified that John Davies cried he did not want to join the Sundowners during the initiation at the Little Waldorf Saloon. Davies died from an alcohol overdose. his family sues Sundowners members for wrongful death, gross negligence, and wanton disregard.
Princeton University physics student John A. Phillips 21 of New Haven Conn says a nuclear bomb can be produced with information already available. His model would be about one third as powerful as the Hiroshima bomb and aims to show terrorists could do it.
Rome reports Cardinal Raul Silva Henriquez told the liberal magazine Com-Nuovi Tempi that Chile is under a dictatorship of the Nazi type. He said the 1973 military takeover restricted parliamentary life and created intolerable conditions in Latin America.
After the coup, the new military regime in Bangkok arrested thousands and seized over a million subversive books and documents. Officials report raids on bookstores and confiscation of items including portraits of Mao Tse-tung and Karl Marx.
Dr Joseph Emory an osteopath faces 17 murder counts for deaths of infants at two unlicensed clinics. His wife Harriett 16 counts, son Alan nine counts, and aide Jose Vargas one count are also charged. Trial set for December 10. Conspiracy and child endangering charges tied to clinics serving Mexican American women in Highland Park and Lakeview Terrace.
Texas health officials request more than 100000 doses of swine flu vaccine from the CDC for use at border clinics serving Mexican nationals. Dr. Phillip W. Mallory cited border areas as the likely problem and said vaccines will go to Americans until supplies arrive.
Dr. Adrianis Kalmijn of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution explains sharks have highly sensitive nose antennae to sense the weak electrical fields produced by all sea life. The ability lets sharks locate hidden fish and other prey by electrical means.
The Maricopa County grand jury indicted land promoter Ned Warren on 20 counts of grand theft by ao for misrepresenting land in Yavapai County sold to a Japanese firm and later to U S servicemen. Warren is to be arraigned in Superior Court Oct 15 and remains free on a $50 000 bond. The Arizona Supreme Court will hear Tuesday’s protest of a judge's action reducing Warren's bond from 77 000 to 50 000.
UPI reports that President Ford's Yellowstone visit on August 29 cost the government 153145 dollars. Columnists Jack Cloherty and Bob Wenrs say Ford reimbursed his own expenses after labeling the trip political. They allege over 125 officials from top to clerical staff attended.
The Las Vegas Metro Police opened a western substation at 6208 Hargrove on Sept 5 to serve residents with seven day hours from 8 a.m. to midnight. Lt Dan Devlin notes the facility is staffed by 55 officers and three secretaries and aims to provide faster police service and better community contact in the west, turning the station into a neighborhood resource.
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