Del Webb Earnings Jump at The Dell E Webb Corp
The Dell E Webb Corp owners of major Nevada hotel casinos reports nine month earnings of 47 cents per share up from 29 cents last year. Net income to September 1969 reaches 3.8 million versus 2.1 million, with gross revenue at 188 million versus 130 million. Nevada hotels contributed to the gains as stated by R H Johnson president.
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Dell E. Webb Corp
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Johnson
Soviet Hopeful Talks End Nuclear Arms Race in Sight
Soviet disarmament negotiator Alexei A. Roshchin expressed hope that the forthcoming Helsinki talks with the United States would end the nuclear arms race. He stressed the Kremlin's aim to halt production and deployment of new strategic weapons as the Geneva conference noted progress amid Sino-Soviet border negotiations.
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United States
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Thaler
China
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U.S. Arms Control Agency
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Gerard Smith
Pajuen
Estranged Wife Alleges Cummings Drug Use Affair
Mary Elliott Cummings accuses actor Rob ert Cummings of using speed and having an international affair with Regina Fong. She says his actions damaged the family and that he traveled with Fong to Hong Kong, New York, and Paris while separating since 1968. Trial set for December 3.
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UPI
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Mary Elliott Cummings
Macao
Cummings
Bob Cummings
GE Strike Widens as Court Faults Bargaining Tactics
The IUE chief says a conference will coordinate financial aid for GE workers as a two day strike continues. A federal appeals court ruled GE failed to bargain in good faith ten years ago, with 185000 of its 280 plants unaffected but 147000 striking. Police report scattered arrests at several plants amid ongoing labor tension.
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Fla
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Ex Juvenile Center Aides Seek Hearing Over Resignations
Four supervisors at the Clark County Juvenile Detention Center faced alleged negligence after a card game while youths escaped or wandered unsupervised. Two escapees returned hours later. the center vows new staff as it reviews actions and potential hearings for the resignations.
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William Powers
Carmany
Police Brutality Debate Echoes Across City Meeting
A young woman testifies that two detectives dragged her from a car and assaulted her, while others recount painful experiences with police. A black audience member demands respect and questions the policing of Black neighborhoods, as Mayor Grayson defends the department amid rising tension. Tomorrow: POLICE BRUTALITY The Policeman's Dilemma.
Tax and Pension Reform Proposals Move Through Committee
The committee rejected a Russell Long tax plan to tax inherited property gains and missed long sought reforms. It also targeted doctors who use incorporation to inflate retirement pensions beyond self employed limits, noting unlimited corporate deductions for pension funds.
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Tito Shocked By Earthquake Damage Toll
A powerful earthquake hit Banja Luka causing extensive damage and a $24,000 U.S. government aid payment. Electricity and phones partially function, but residents avoid rebuilding interiors. About 30,000 of 60,000 residents were relocated to Red Cross stations or to nearby cities. supplies of water and food were reported, while temperatures fell to 29 degrees as survivors sheltered near campfires.
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SNMH Considers $400,000 Clinic Move and Private Ward
Still an array of options for the psychiatric division at SNMH as a $400,000 clinic project, partially funded by Hill Burton, moves toward federal approval. Doctors urge co located wards for mental and physical illnesses, private patient facilities, and reorganization of Ward 400 A and 500 with new offices and a courtroom.
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Robert Petroni
SNMH
Dr. Schwartz
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John Batdorf
Schwartz
Batdorf
Darwin Lamb
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Crucilla
Nevada Leaders Hint Softening On Special Session
Laxalt signals change on calling a Nevada special session as Clark County officials press for action on a $3 million county courthouse bond and airport revenue bond. officials cite McCarran expansion and legal questions about bond elections amid a windfall era while discussing isolation facilities and public health concerns.
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Briare
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Killer Tells Court How He Shot LV Man
Testimony in the Las Vegas robbery case details the motive for a second bar raid, with Adams and Aernout cited in separate getaway bars. Fingerprints on a cash box and a juke box tie Adams and Aernout to the scene as Marsh’s involvement is described. Aernout recounts weapon details and disposal, while pathologist Dr James Clarke explains the fatal injuries from Popejoy’s gunshot and resulting massive hemorrhaging.
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Peyton Place
Bennett
Aernout
Norman Steele
Las Vegas
Steele
Carl Goodwin
Vincent Giantasio
Florida
Alan Johns
Clark County
James Clarke
Popejoy
Clarke
Angel's Peak radar station to be closed and personnel cut
Congressional sources say the 865th Radar Squadron at Las Vegas Air Force Station Angel's Peak will be inactivated as part of a Defense Department economy move. The Mount Charleston site will be turned over to the FAA, reducing 117 military posts and 17 civilian jobs. The Lake Mead Marine Base will be reactivated by the Air Force, with the 3096th Aviation Depot Squadron moving from Travis AFB to the Nevada site, adding 81 military positions and one civilian job.
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