Rookie officer trades belly dancing for Detroit police role
Adela M. Rivera, 23, leaves a previous career as Della the Belly Dancer at Playboy Club and Detroit night spots to join the Detroit Police Department. A genetics symposium at Clark County Library explored DNA research, recombinant DNA, and ethical concerns with NIH guidance and medical ethics experts. The event, attended by about 200 people, was sponsored by the Southern Nevada March of Dimes and UNLV sociology.
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Detroit Police Department
Rivera
Della
Detroit
SUN
Clark County Libary
Flamingo Road
Bernard Talbot
Washington, D.C
National Institute of Health
Talbot
NIH
Willard Centerwall
Loma Linda University
Calif
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Southern Nevada
The
March of Dimes
UNLV
University of Michigan
Gandhi Supporters Thwarted In Attempt To Regain Power
Indira Gandhi failed to become Congress Party president at a tense national convention in New Delhi. Delegates reaffirmed support for her while criticizing civil liberties abuses and the personality cult surrounding her government. Subramaniam urged unity as scuffles erupted and backers floated future moves by Karnataka Chief Minister Devaraj Urs.
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New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
India
Congress Party
Mrs. Gandhi
K.P. Unnikrishnan
Kerala
Congress
Gandhi
Karnataka
Brahmananda Reddy
Reddy
Mahatma Gandhi
Mullen Tax Trial Set Over Bribe Reporting Allegations
Municipal Judge Robert Moon Mullen faces trial in US District Court on three counts of tax evasion and four counts of lying to the grand jury for allegedly failing to report $8,860 in bribes from two bail bondsmen and a private investigator from 1973 to 1975. Jury selection begins Tuesday with expected two to three week proceedings.
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Robert “Moon” Mullen
US District Court
Internal Revenue Service
Mullen
U.S
Richard Wright
IRS
Frederick Pfeifer
Burton Bails
Grand Jury
Bng
Isig
Joseph Abrahams
Foundation Forms for Animal Rescue in Las Vegas
A new group, the Animal Rescue Foundation, formed in Las Vegas to help abandoned and stray pets. Publicity chair Gaye Copeland says the first goals include a free spaying, neutering, and vaccination program for low income residents and a future adoption facility. The group seeks tax exempt status to receive donations and aims to challenge the Las Vegas Animal Shelter’s three day display limit. Members are being recruited.
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Las Vegas
Animal Rescue Foundation
Gaye Copeland
Copeland
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