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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1975

Page

4

Humphrey Denies Secret Gift From Hughes Backing Campaign

Sen. Hubert Humphrey in Las Vegas denied receiving a personal $50,000 donation from Robert Maheu for Howard Hughes. He noted a $50,000 contribution exists on record but said Maheu did not deliver it personally. He spoke at the Las Vegas Press Club amid urging reforms and shared views on the Fed, energy, and New York City finance.

Hubert Humphrey D Minn Las Vegas Robert Maheu Howard Hughes Minnesota Maheu Humphrey Century Plaza Hotel Los Angeles the Sun

Houston Parents Urged to Ban Trick or Treating

Houston area civic leaders urged parents to forbid Halloween trick or treating after the 1974 O'Bryan poisoning case. Officials in Houston Deer Park and Pasadena discussed alternatives as a precaution while city leaders stopped short of a ban.

Houston UPI Timothy O'Bryan Ronald C. O'Bryan Deer Park Jimmy W. Bates Light Company Bates Timmothy O'Bryan Bill Black Fred Hofheinz John Ray Harrison Pasadena Harrison

Blame Bad Wiring In Vegas Fire

Faulty electrical wiring sparked a blaze in a four unit building at 616 N Ninth St Las Vegas destroying one apartment. Las Vegas Fire Department said five units responded and firefighters battled the fire for over an hour and a half. One vacant unit under remodel suffered interior and roof damage. More than 1500 gallons of water were used to douse the fire.

Ninth St Las Vegas Fire Department

Moore Joins Hearst Indictments Move to San Mateo Jail

Sara Jane Moore the 45 year old indictment target in the Ford assault case was moved under cover of darkness to the same San Mateo County jail as Patty Hearst. She undergoes psychiatric exams in San Diego and must appear in San Francisco Tuesday for arraignment before Judge Samuel Conti. The judge unsealed a federal grand jury indictment Wednesday and Moore will return to San Diego after the arraignment for further evaluations. Hearst has a November 4 competency hearing before Judge Oliver J Carter and is housed at the San Mateo jail for security. Federal defender Frank Bell said he will oppose the Tuesday arraignment.

San Francisco UPI Sara Jane Moore Gerald Ford Patty Hearst Miss Moore FBI San Diego U. S Samuel Conti Conti San Mateo Miss Hearst U.S Oliver J. Carter Frank Bell Moore

Hearst Near Break With SLA During Arrest Report

Rolling Stone reports Patricia Hearst was on the verge of leaving the Symbionese Liberation Army when she was arrested in San Francisco. The magazine cites FBI findings of tensions with the Harrises and notes a go between tracked to two San Francisco hideouts.

San Francisco UPI Patrcia Hearst Symbionese Liberation Army Rolling Stone FBI William Emily Harris Harrises Jack Scott Miss Hearst SLA Randolph A. Hearst San Francisco Examiner Catherine Patricia Howard Kohn David Weir Kathy Soliah Steve the Harrises

Sadat Begins U S Visit Amid Careful Arms Talks

Egyptian President Anwar Sadat arrives in the United States for a 10 day trip with Kissinger signaling sympathy for economic aid but no immediate military commitments. Ford and Sadat will meet at the White House and in Washington with plans for talks on the Middle East.

Washington UPI United States Henry Kissinger Anwar Sadat Sadat Cairo Ford Egypt Pans Newport News Fords White House Middle East Paris Kisssinger Kissinger Henry Sadats Williamsburg National Press Club Congress New York Chicago Houston Space Center Florida Jacksonville Fla

Leprosy Vaccine Closer With New Growth Method

University of Hawaii scientist Dr. Olaf Skinsnes announced a breakthrough in growing leprosy bacilli in the lab using hyaluronic acid. The method promises faster, cheaper, and purer culturing to test new drugs and vaccines, addressing a century of testing limitations.

Honolulu UPL University of Hawaii Olaf Skinsnes John A. Burny School of Medicine Armauer Hansen Skinsnes

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