Two Dairyman Quits Over Milk Kickbacks
A second Nevada Dairy Commission member resigned amid a milk kickback controversy. J Glen Coon of Anderson Dairy Las Vegas stepped down and Gov Mike O Callaghan appointed John R Sorensen of Fallon as his replacement.
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U.S. Sergeant, Wife Arrested in $20 Million Heroin Find in Bangkok
In Bangkok police seized 90 pounds of pure heroin hidden in furniture headed for the United States. Spec. 5 Jasper Myrick and his wife Valerie were arrested as the haul, valued at $20 million, was described as Thailand’s largest. Myrick, ending a tour as a Wind sor Hotel clerk, faced potential life terms under Thai law with U.S. military justice pending.
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Chuckler Says Foot In Mouth Keeps Him Fixed
A witty remark notes the fellow who always has his foot in his mouth tends to stand still, implying stubborn humor and a cautious stance.
Where I Stand on Clark County Consolidation Debate
In a state editorial, the Clark County push for City County consolidation is criticized for politicking and delays. The piece argues the 1975 Legislature set an orderly path to merge services by January 1977, urging a steady merger despite Attorney General opinions.
Rumsfeld Outlines Food Stamp Reforms At NNA Meeting
Donald Rumsfeld told the National Newspapers Association convention in Las Vegas that the Ford administration plans to revise the food stamp program to save about 1 billion dollars. He noted earlier the program had grown from 300 million to 9 billion and defended tax cuts while calling for new gun control legislation. He also discussed energy policy, New York City finances, and security plans after a Hartford limousine incident.
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New York City Saved by Teachers With 50 Million Pension Bailout
City officials averted default as teachers agreed to contribute 50 million from pension funds, bringing total funds to 150 million to cover debts due. Governor Carey warned crisis not over and urged federal help, with funds only guaranteeing bills through year end amid market jitters.
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