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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1977

Page

6

France Iran sign nuclear pact for power plants

France and Iran signed agreements worth over 2 billion dollars to build two 900 megawatt reactors in Iran and provide a 10 year enriched uranium supply. Iran already has two 1200 megawatt units from Kraftwerk Union under construction due 1981. Thick fog disrupts UK air traffic with diverted transatlantic flights and multiple accidents.

France Iran Tehran UPI West Germany Middle East Kraftwerk London Britain Ireland

Thailand Opens Major Operation Klong Yai Front

Thailand says Cambodian infiltration routes will be wiped out with a major military operation in the Klong Yai area after border attacks. Thai forces report over 100 civilians killed by Cambodian troops since early 1977. Israel devalues currency by two percent, pound falls to 10.78 per basket and about 10.45 per dollar.

Bangkok Thailand UPI Armed Forces Kriangsak Chammand Klong Yai Khangask Tel Aviv Israel Finance Ministry U.S

Renault Plant Threatens 10000 Strikers in Argentina

In Cordoba the Renault factory warned in a Sunday ad that 10,000 striking workers must return to work by Monday or be fired. The six day walkout began last Monday as workers demanded higher wages.

Buenos Aires Argentina UPI Renault Automobile Cordoba

Prison riot fear grips Jalisco inmates and families

American prisoners wounded by last week's deadly riot at Jalisco State Penitentiary fear renewed violence. Steve Mapalon, 4, of New York City, warned that chaos could resume once visitors depart as the prison remains crowded with about 3,000 inmates despite the 1932 facility’s overcrowding. Director Pedro Parra says the situation is not under control and could explode at any minute.

Guadalajara Mexico UPI Jalisco State Penitentiary Steve Mapalon New York City Pedro Parra

Indian land claim suit to test Mashpee rights in higher court

U.S. District Judge Walter Skinner opens hearings on a Wampanoag Indians of Cape Cod claim that has stalled Mashpee real estate and spurred federal legislation. Mashpee, a 5000-population town, had seen growth as residents and retirees flocked there before the suit emerged.

Boston UPI U.S. District Court Walter Jay Skinner Supreme Court Cape Cod Mashpee Mass Washington

Carter Adds Saudis to 11-Day World Tour

President Carter plans to add Saudi Arabia to an 11 day journey that already includes eight other nations. Officials say an announcement of a Riyadh stop is likely soon on the way from Lagos to New Delhi. Talks on oil and Middle East diplomacy with King Khalid and Crown Prince Fahd are planned during a brief Riyadh stay.

Washington Carter Saudi Arabia Riyadh Lagos Nigeria New Delhi India Middle East King Khalid Fahd

Dismembered Body Found In Desert

The body of Harry T. Osaki, a Las Vegas man missing since May, was found Sunday morning in the desert near Highway 93 and the I 15 Alamo turnoff. Police say the death appears natural with no foul play suspected, though the investigation continues. Osaki was last seen May 18, 1977.

Robert Hilliard Metro Homicide Osaki

Las Vegas man dies in apparent accidental strangling

Clayton Moon a Las Vegas resident was found bound in a chair at the Wolf home on Zia Street after reportedly strangling himself with a metal cable. Police say the death is not considered a homicide and an autopsy is pending.

Las Vegas Metro Clayton Moon Gateway Rd Stan Wolf Zia St Wolf Moon

Showdown in Minnesota as steel strike hits Iron Range

In Minnesota the United Steel workers strike against U S Steel spreads across the Iron Range. About 20 000 workers walked out on Aug 1 over local issues including incentive pay while the national union weighs the move. Residents tighten belts as layoffs rise and communities brace for impact.

Minneapolis UPI Minnesota Iron Range United Steelworkers Union National Union Steel Industry William Miller U.S. Steel Iron Range Judy Johnson Hibbing

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