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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1977
Page
6
Ford Motor Co facing continued rejection from an Arab League boycott spokesman as it seeks removal from the Arab blacklist. Ford had agreed to a $30 million joint venture with Egypt to build a plant for assembling trucks and diesel engines, but remains listed.
Manila Philippines President Marcos and a 130 member Legislative Advisory Council endorsed replacing the December 17 presidential election with a nationwide referendum on extending Marcos rule. If the referendum fails, Marcos would resign and seek a seat in an interim assembly from his district.
President Carter said he will postpone his overseas trip next month if Congress has not completed work on an energy bill. A White House spokesman noted the president has already indicated he will not go if the bill remains unfinished.
A California couple driving along North Shore Road near Lake Mead found a decomposed male body around 9 45 a m. metro detectives estimate death occurred three to four days earlier and suspect homicide but await autopsy results. The white male, 40 to 50, wore a red shirt blue jeans brown boots, no ID found.
Metro Police report a New York runaway girl was picked up with a companion at 1:45 a.m. The driver forced the male passenger from the car, then drove to an alley where she was assaulted three times before being taken to Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital.
Funeral services were held for M. Skicklig aged 8 who died Saturday with interment in Memory Gardens. Skicklig, born January 10 1893 in Stockholm, Sweden, was a resident of Henderson. James J Madden died Thursday at his Las Vegas home after 23 years there with burial at Memory Gardens. Madden was a hotel engineer and survived by son Thomas L. Rogers of Van.
Washington Window analyzes President Carter's shift from outsider to insider as he tames expectations, chases a selective energy reform, and steadies a fraught White House amidst a resistant Senate and party divisions. Mondale aides review missteps, aim for measured goals, while Carter studies how to build leverage and a lasting presidential record.
Westinghouse Electric argues the Nuclear Non-Proliferation bill could cost the United States 25 billion in lost nuclear export sales and 2 billion in steel industry revenue. In a letter to Senator Sparkman, the company warns of 250000 potential jobs lost and says proliferation is best addressed by international negotiation, not unilateral U.S. action.
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