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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1976

Page

8

Bellow Wins Nobel Prize in 1976 Literature

American novelist Saul Bellow won the 1976 Nobel prize for literature in Stockholm in a Bicentennial year sweep for the United States. The Chicago professor and author of Humboldt's Gift and Mr Sammler's Planet was praised for his human understanding and analysis of contemporary culture. He will receive the prize alongside six other Americans in December at City Hall.

Saul Bellow Henderson Humboldt Chicago Stockholm Sweden UPI United States Bellow Mr. Sammler Swedish Academy University of Chicago Academy Nobel Augie March Herzog Alfred Nobel

UNLV Student Housing Complex Approved by County Plan Panel

Clark County Planning Commission approved a 51 unit apartment complex at Maryland Parkway and Hacienda Avenue to house UNLV students. The Rebel Athletic Foundation plans a five acre site with four bedroom units and community spaces, priced for students though open to others. A separate use permit was sought for a private recreation center on the 160 acre Spring Mountain site until flood control studies are completed.

Clark County Planning Commission Spring Mountain Maryland Parkway Hacienda Avenue Rebel Athletic Foundation William Morris Foundation Morris Jay Downey County Planning Department University Board of Regents Harmon Street Las Vegas Myron Leavitt

Nevada Lodging Magnate Plans Big Strip Expansions

Glick, Nevada resort owner and the largest single resort holder since Hughes, expects loan approvals to fund early 1977 expansions. The Fremont Hotel in Las Vegas will gain a $20 million expansion with 450 rooms renovated and a new restaurant lounge and race book. A second high rise with 300 rooms and extra parking is planned with completion targeted for January 1979. The Hacienda, redeveloped at $10 million, shows improvement and may add a 70 lane bowling alley and expanded public areas. Current occupancy is about 80 percent, up from 60 percent at first. The three hotels employ about 5,000 people.

Glick Nevada Resorts Howard Hughes Fremont Hacienda

Rare disease swap after child appendectomies in New York

In Holland Patent New York doctors say about a dozen children were operated on for presumed appendicitis but the illness was a rare intestinal disease likely from polluted water. Investigators link cases to a contaminated water supply, with 32 pupils affected and 12 unnecessary appendectomies reported.

Utica N.Y Upi National Center For Disease Control Holland Patent New York Jackson Rome City Hospital

Ferry disaster death toll passes 100 after Mississippi collision

In Destrahan Louisiana a ferry the George Prince carrying workers collided with the tanker Frosta and sank in 90 feet of water. Twenty two bodies were recovered with 56 missing and 18 survivors. divers search submerged cars and autos while a Coast Guard inquiry is planned in New Orleans.

New Orleans George Prince St. Charles Parish John O. St. Amant Mark Twain Memphis Tenn Destrehan Luling Ford Fred Hart Wallace Friloux Coast Guard

LV Woman Shot In Arm Near Henry's Liquors

Annie Freeman, 26, of 824 Levi Lane, was shot in the left forearm in front of Henry's Liquors at H and Bonanza Street and Bonanza Road. Police say a man threatened her and hit her head with a rifle before firing. She was treated and released and investigators pursue leads.

Annie Freeman Levi Lane Henry Bonanza H” Street Bonanza Road

Blood needed for Western High freshman after stabbing

Vincent Aulicino, a Western High School freshman, was stabbed in a post game fight last Friday night and remains in satisfactory condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. Blood donations are requested at the Blood Bank 810 Casino Center Blvd and can be given at any time to replace the five pints already used.

Vincent Aulicino Western High School Western High Casino Center Blvd Vincent Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital

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