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AP-APTN-2330: ++Spain EuroVegas Saturday, 8 September 2012 STORY:++Spain EuroVegas- Protests as Madrid chosen for EuroVegas gambling resort LENGTH: 02:20 FIRST RUN: 2330 RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only TYPE: Spanish/Natsound SOURCE: AP TELEVISION STORY NUMBER: 858028 DATELINE: Madrid - 8 Sep 2012 LENGTH: 02:20 SHOTLIST 1. Wide of protesters in Puerta del Sol square holding a banner reading (Spanish) "Eurovegas NO" 2. Mid of police officer asking a protester for his identification document 3. Close of police officer writing down identification details of the protester, UPSOUND (Spanish) "No no no, EuroVegas no" 4. Mid of protesters chanting, holding banners 5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Antonio Baraona, 59-year-old retiree: "They want to establish prostitution, vice, theft, demoralisation and immorality in Madrid's territory. And we have heartless politicians, who are real cowards and who are bringing criminal foreign investors because they actually belong to the same gang." 6. Pan across protesters shouting: (Spanish) "Eurovegas no!" 7. Close of man beating a pan 8. Mid of people protesting whistling, beating pans 9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Talma Alba, agronomist: (Referring to the consequences of Eurovegas ) "Destruction of the territory, job insecurity and generally poverty, democratic poverty, since we were never consulted or even informed, we have not been allowed to participate in the decision-making." 10. Pan left interior of gambling arcade 11. Close of slot machine 12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Josefina Martin, 50-year-old unemployed person: "I agree with this in Spain and specially in Madrid because thanks to that we are going to be very well-known, besides prostitution has always existed, gambling too as well as compulsive gambling so it really doesn't matter anyway because there will be a lot of jobs created, there's going to be people who will benefit from it and people who won't, so I really don't care, I definitely agree that they will build it here." 13. Close of bingo sign 14. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jesus Ballesteros, 62-year-old retiree: "It will bring employment and tourism, but above all job creation because, you know, with a development of an area like that both direct and indirect jobs will be created." 15. Close sign reading (Spanish) "Do you like winning? Bingo." 16. Wide of Bingo hall STORYLINE Protesters gathered in a Madrid street on Saturday to march against a decision by Las Vegas Sands to choose the Spanish capital for a big "EuroVegas" casino project. Las Vegas Sands Chairman and CEO Sheldon Adelson announced the decision to choose Madrid over Barcelona for the multi-billion dollar gambling resort project on Friday night. However, with Spain in recession and considering a bailout, raising 65 per cent of the cost could be difficult. And there is no guarantee officials would agree to change Spanish laws to let gamblers smoke inside the casinos and the new buildings to soar above the skyline. Adelson's announcement was not welcomed by Spain's opposition politicians who said gambling attracts crime and that jobs such as hotel attendants, waiters and blackjack dealers are low paying and not a positive option for Spain's many young unemployed citizens. One opposition group, EuroVegas No Platform, rallied in Madrid's central Puerta del Sol square on Saturday. Protesters were angry as they felt Madrid residents were not consulted over the project, and they felt it would bring prostitution and immorality to the city. Others welcomed the venture, saying it would bring desperately needed jobs. Gaming investors have investigated bringing a casino to Spain before. Harrah's Entertainment Inc. - now known as Caesars - explored the idea of building a Las Vegas-style casino-hotel near the picturesque medieval city of Ciudad Real, 190 kilometres (120 miles) south of Madrid in 2005. Although an airport was built there and the site was reachable in less than an hour by high-speed train from Madrid, nothing came of the plan. Through its majority-owned subsidiary Sands China Ltd., Las Vegas Sands also owns the Venetian Macao and Sands Macao casino resorts, the Plaza Macao hotel, restaurant and shopping complex, and the Sands Cotai Central resort with three hotels and two casinos. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. APTN (Copyright 2012 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.) AP-NY-09-08-12 1951EDT

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A Navy SEAL will be tried for randomly hitting people with a pipe on the Las Vegas Strip. For the first time, surveillance video of the brutal attack has been released. His attorney, meanwhile, argues the case should be dismissed.Luke Shawley first came to Las Vegas as a proud Navy SEAL in town to train at Nellis Air Force Base.In March 2010, he became a manic person who went on a violent, bloody rampage on the Las Vegas Strip, assaulting random people with a metal pipe. His chilling crime was caught on camera."The video captures Luke attacking these people, and it also shows him at the bar over a five-hour period of time before these attacks, drinking and socializing with everybody," Shawley's attorney Ross Goodman said.Goodman says his client began the night with dinner at the Venetian with friends. Shawley later went to Tao nightclub.Shawley admits to drinking eight or nine Jack and Cokes that night. At around 3:30 in the morning – with his friends already gone - he suddenly went berserk.Metal pipe in hand, Shawley hit anyone in his path, including a 67-year-old woman. Tourists watched in horror as he targeted his next victim, bashing and beating him senseless. Blood flowed from the man's mouth and face."He has no interaction with these victims. They are unprovoked attacks. They're random people, and it's an emotionless interaction," Goodman said.Shawley returned to Tao and targeted a nightclub worker in the liquor room. Within seconds, the fight escalated. Metro Police says Shawley threw people off of him and charged at an officer, punching him in the back of the head.Shawley was tackled and rushed to University Medical Center, where tests showed he was drunk. His blood-alcohol level was nearly double the legal driving limit.Before it was over, eight people were hurt.Goodman says he knows why Shawley was so dangerous and destructive. "Something happened where he unknowingly ingested drugs that were put in his drink," Goodman said.Goodman alleges Shawley's drink was spiked at Tao, even though lab results from UMC did not detect drugs in his system."He was given a urine test, which tested for a limited amount of drugs, none of which are drugs that are commonly associated with clubs," Goodman said. "We later learned that hair testing confirmed the presence of GHB and Hydrocodone."Despite damning evidence like the surveillance footage, Goodman hopes to persuade a jury that Shawley should keep serving his country as a Navy SEAL and not serve time behind bars."He loves this country. He loves being a SEAL more than anything else," Goodman said.The Clark County District Attorney's Office declined to comment on camera, because this is an ongoing case.A trial date is scheduled August 1. Shawley has been charged with 15 felonies and a gross misdemeanor. He is still an active duty Navy SEAL stationed in Coronado, California.

AP-APTN-1830 Prime News -Final Thursday, 23 August 2012 Prime News ++US Women Voters 02:48 AP Clients Only Role of women in deciding fight for the White House Nicaragua Trial 02:00 AP Clients Only Fraud trial of man accused of involvement in death of Argentine folk singer Syria Aleppo 02:02 AP Clients Only Hospital bombarded for fourth time in ten days, wounded receive treatment Syria Aleppo 2 02:25 See Script Amvid shows fighting and scenes of destruction Russia Syria 03:24 AP Clients Only Russian Deputy FM says Syria has assured Moscow it will not use chemical weapons SAfrica Miners 03:08 AP Clients Only Memorial for killed miners, Malema criticises govt, Zuma announces probe Spain Fresco 02:53 SEE SCRIPT Painting of Christ disfigured by local artist who tried to restore it Slovenia Balloon 01:26 No Access Slovenia Four killed as hot air balloon crashes into flames US Air Mattress 00:29 No Access N America/Internet 4:3 Trio ride Las Vegas-area flood channel on mattress air after downpour ++Germany France 02:30 Part No Access Germany Merkel and Hollande meet ahead of discussion on Greek bailout B-u-l-l-e-t-i-n begins at 1830 GMT. APEX 08-23-12 1456EDT

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A naked man was arrested after hijacking a Citizens Area Transit bus.Las Vegas police said the man, 35-year-old Charles P. Sell, was first seen stealing a beer at the 7-Eleven on the corner of Lamb Boulevard and Washington Avenue about 8 a.m.An officer arrived at the scene and the man fled, a police spokesman said.Sell then climbed onto the back of a moving CAT bus traveling east on Washington, broke one of the back windows with his fists, and climbed in.He threw the driver off the bus and drove it about 200 yards before jumping off, according to police. An officer climbed aboard and stopped it.Sell was arrested and taken to a hospital for a mental evaluation before being booked at the Clark County Detention Center on felony charges of robbery, grand larceny and malicious destruction of private property, according to police.He was being held on $14,000 bail.Police said the man was possibly on drugs during the incident.Sell has a history of criminal charges, records show. He most recently pleaded guilty to burglary in 2002 and was given probation.

AP-APTN-1830 Prime News -Final Monday, 3 September 2012 Prime News US Democrats 02:47 AP Clients Only Preview of the Democratic National Convention Indonesia Clinton 01:16 AP Clients Only Clinton arrives to discuss regional issues including tensions in South China Sea Indonesia Clinton 2 02:30 AP Clients Only Clinton condemns bomb attack on US consulate personnel in Pakistan Pakistan Blast 3 01:44 AP Clients Only People injured in suicide bomb blast treated in hospital ++Cuba Imports 01:41 AP Clients Only New airport customs duties take effect Syria Bombing 02:30 AP Clients Only More destruction in north as hundreds of civilians still stranded on Turkish border Syria Info Minister 02:39 AP Clients Only Syrian information minister welcomes UN's Brahimi Yemen Attack 01:09 AP Clients Only GRAPHIC MATERIAL Yemen fighter plane kills 14 civilians by mistake ++SAfrica Miners 2 01:54 AP Clients Only Mine workers held in connection with murder of 34 colleagues released after charges dropped South Korea Moon 4 02:39 AP Clients Only People offer prayers at Unification Church, FILE of possbile successors ++UK Prince Harry 01:38 AP Clients Only Prince Harry makes first public appearance since Las Vegas nude photo furore B-u-l-l-e-t-i-n begins at 1830 GMT. APEX 09-03-12 1456EDT

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RNC / REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE AD / ADVERTISEMENT / COMMERCIAL "HERRY REID" TRT :60 The Republican National Committee is taking the web video they emailed to supporters earlier this week -- highlighting pre-war words from Democrats who voted for the war or who believed that Saddam Hussein posed a threat -- and turning it into a small television ad buy set to begin running on national cable and selected broadcast markets this weekend. One of the selected markets will be in Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid's home-state Las Vegas, NV market. The script of the RNC 60-second tv ad is below: The Las Vegas Review-Journal has more on this: <http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/2005/Nov-18-Fri-2005/news/4370333.html> Harry Reid And The Democrats: Dishonest On Iraq November 18, 2005 VIDEO AUDIO President Bush Commemorates Veterans Day Tobyhana, PA - November 11, 2005 Jay Rockefeller Senator, (D-WV) Remarks On The Senate Floor, October 10, 2002 Hillary Clinton Senator, (D-NY) NBC "Meet The Press" - September 15, 2002 Harry Reid Senate Democratic Leader CNN "Inside Politics" - September 18, 2002 Bill Clinton Remarks To Joint Chiefs Of Staff And Pentagon Staff, Arlington, VA - February 17, 1998 President Bush Commemorates Veterans Day Tobyhana, PA - November 11, 2005 Call Harry Reid Tell Him To Stop Playing Partisan Politics And Stand Behind Our Troops GOP.COM Paid For By The Republican National Committee. Not Authorized By Any Candidate Or Candidate Committee. <www.gop.com> "When I Made The Decision To Remove Saddam Hussein From Power, Congress Approved It With Strong Bipartisan Support." "There Is Unmistakable Evidence That Saddam Hussein Is Working Aggressively To Develop Nuclear Weapons." "I Can Support The President, I Can Support An Action Against Saddam Hussein Because I Think It's In The Long-Term Interests Of Our National Security ." "Saddam Hussein, In Effect, Has Thumbed His Nose At The World Community. And I Think That The President's Approaching This In The Right Fashion." "[O]r We Take Some Ambiguous Third Route Which Gives Him Yet More Opportunities To Develop This Program Of Weapons Of Mass Destruction ." "As Our Troops Fight A Ruthless Enemy Determined To Destroy Our Way Of Life, They Deserve To Know That Their Elected Leaders Who Voted To Send Them To War Continue To Stand Behind Them." The Republican National Committee Is Responsible For The Content Of This Advertisement

Energy Secretary Frederico Pena and others demonstrate DOE's latest high the nonproliferation technologies for detection of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, monitoring Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty and preventing nuclear smuggling.

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TVU 18 PETE BUTTIGIEG LAS VEGAS NV GAGGLE ABC UNI 011120 2020 GAGGLE FOLLOWING A TOWN HALL LAS VEGAS, NV - Pete Buttigieg gave his first reaction to the latest polling out of Iowa that shows a slight drop in support. "What we continue to see is a fluid race but that we're in the hunt and we'll keep pushing with an underdog mentality all the way until voting begins," Buttigieg said during a gaggle with reporters after a rally tonight." [201025] Buttigieg is counting on Iowa to propel him onward during the primary and it's a state where he's invested the most resources to do well. The former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, says he's not going to get too caught up in changes between polls. "What we do know is that we're in a very strong position, there's no campaign that I would trade with and It continues to be the case that Iowa is very important because it's our opportunity to demonstrate our strength for a lot of voters who I think are very pragmatic, places like South Carolina and Nevada who above all want to see a candidate who can win." [201043] A recent Fox News poll out of Nevada showed Buttigieg outside the top 5. He was asked if being successful in Iowa and New Hampshire will help him in this state. "I think there are a lot of voters here who will be looking for that show of strength and Iowa is of course the first opportunity on the calendar to demonstrate that so it becomes more important than ever, of course will be campaigning here on the ground directly working to earn the votes and supports of the Nevada(?) and caucus goers but it'll also be important to do well in that first contest." [201210] Don't expect a change of strategy from Buttigieg in Iowa as the caucus gets closer. "The message won't change, because my values, haven't changed but you will see us continuing to build toward closing argument that really brings home, why the best nominee to defeat Donald Trump and be the best president. [201300] Speaking about the latest on the situation with Iran, in regards to the flight that was shot down, Buttigieg said "Iran is responsible and they have indicated that they're responsible." "It's also the case that the entire region is becoming even more dangerous and a place where a single mistake can lead to death and destruction, and even set us on a path to war that nobody can stop so the priority now has to be making sure that we walk away from instead of toward that brink of war." [201105] Tonight's rally was held in the gym of Silverado High School. It was an impressive turnout for Buttigieg. His campaign says there were over 900 people who showed up to see the mayor. During Q&A, Buttigieg was asked for his number one foreign policy priority is, to which he said is restoring the credibility of the United States. "While I will never hesitate to use the tools of the United States strengths when necessary in order to keep us safe, I will also never hesitate to make sure we reach out and include our allies in our decisions and build up the friendships that do the bulk of the work to keep us safe. And make sure that the United States is known to be a leading nation in the community of nations." [193758] And asked by a voter how he plans to compete with billionaire candidates, Buttigieg said "it's a bit of a challenge." "I'll be the only person, I think, on the stage next week who isn't a millionaire or a billionaire. But we seem to be running ahead of a lot of folks who have a lot more money than we did." [194607] Buttigieg added that when he started his exploratory committee, he had no mailing list or years of building up campaign contributions, and yet he's turned into a top tier candidate in the current field of candidates. TVU 18 PETE BUTTIGIEG LAS VEGAS NV RALLY ABC UNI 011120 2020 GAGGLE [20:10:07] Mayor Rudy Jones, can I get your reaction to the latest? I will call where you dropped nine points. [20:10:12] We'll continue to see that there is a fluid race, but that we're in the hunt. We'll keep pushing with an underdog mentality all the way until the voting begins. [20:10:21] Martin, you talked about the importance of doing well in Iowa in order to compete in Nevada and South Carolina and onward. Why do you think? Why do you think was the cause of the turnout? [20:10:29] You know, we're not too caught up in the change from one poll to the next poll. What we do know is that we're in a very strong position. There's no campaign that I would trade with. China continues to be the case that I was very important because it's our opportunity to demonstrate our strength for a lot of voters who I think are very pragmatic in places like South Carolina and Nevada, who above all want to see a candidate who can go over here. [20:10:52] I know you recently tweeted, just find out everything going on in the Middle East with the military tit for tat with the flight that went down. Tell me, what's your reaction really means everything that's been going on in Iraq in the past couple of days. [20:11:03] Well, here's what we know. [20:11:04] First of all, with regards to the flight, Iran is responsible and they have indicated that their response. It's also the case that the entire region is becoming even more dangerous, a place where a single mistake can lead to death and destruction and even set us on a path to war that nobody can stop. So the priority now has to be making sure that we walk away from instead of for that break of war. More questions will be asked and Congress, of course, in the coming days and weeks. But the bottom line is we need to act to prevent war and to have a more rather than less safe and stable. [20:11:37] Iran is also placing blame on the U.S. for us, ratcheting up tension, high tension in the region. Is that fair? [20:11:44] Well, first of all, Iran is fully responsible for the shooting down of the airliner. It's also the case that we have a responsibility to make sure that the United States is doing what it can to de-escalate and to make the Middle East more stable once. [20:12:06] Your success in Iowa? [20:12:08] I think there are a lot of voters here who will be looking for that show of strength. And Iowa is, of course, the first opportunity on the calendar to demonstrate that. So it becomes more important than ever. Of course, we'll be campaigning here on the ground directly working their votes and supports a Nevada caucus goers. But it will also be important as well. And at first glance, the possible. Here without enduring well, I'll let analysts make their judgments. Victory is weak for the caucus in Iowa. Are you gonna be doing anything different? [20:12:36] To get respect to consolidate the party while also introducing yourself? Well, what we're seeing is everything from the voters who've been coming in to events for a year, narrowing down their choices to people who are just now. We've gotta make sure we're speaking Arabic so the message won't change because my values haven't changed. But you will see us continuing to build toward a closing argument that really brings home why I'm the best nominee to defeat Donald Trump and would be the best president to. We're on the Washington. To present don't think this has to and you're looking to introduce yourself to black voters, but in the CROSSFIRE, they found that only 3 percent. [20:13:15] The 40, you tell me when we're going to start to concerned about global warming. [20:13:20] Well, I think the biggest thing that we saw there is an interest in moving weather and making sure that there is a demonstration of being able to compete hands or feet. As president, we need to demonstrate that in one of the first chances we're going to do it will be. [20:13:35] Thank you.

A PAIR OF SEVERE EARTHQUAKES RUMBLED THROUGH SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EARLY SUNDAY, CRUMBLING BUILDINGS, BUCKLING MOUNTAIN ROADS AND CAUSING AT LEAST ONE DEATH AND MORE THAN 100 INJURIES. OFFICIALS AT CALTECH SEISMOLOGY LABORATORY IN PASADENA SAID THE EPICENTER OF THE FIRST QUAKE, WHICH MEASURED 7.4 ON THE RICHTER SCALE, WAS BETWEEN JOSHUA TREE AND SAN BERNARDINO IN A SPARSELY POPULATED DESERT AREA ABOUT 130 MILES EAST OF LOS ANGELES. THAT AREA HAS HAD A SERIES OF AFTERSHOCKS SINCE A 6.1 QUAKE HIT APRIL 22. RESIDENTS OF THE LOS ANGELES AREA WERE AWAKENED BY A BIG JOLT FOLLOWED BY A 30-SECOND ROLLING MOTION AT 4:58 A.M. PDT. HUNDREDS OF AFTERSHOCKS ROCKED THE AREA IN THE HOURS AFTER THE QUAKE. ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE STRUCK AT 8:04 A.M. THAT SEISMOLOGISTS SAID INITIALLY REGISTERED 7.0 ON THE QUAKE-MEASURING SCALE BUT WAS LATER DOWNGRADED 6.5. THE SECOND QUAKE WAS NOT AN AFTERSHOCK OF THE FIRST BUT RATHER A SEPARATE GEOLOGICAL EVENT, THEY SAID. IT WAS LOCATED 6 MILES SOUTH OF BIG BEAR LAKE. IN THEIR WAKE WERE ROCK SLIDES, SCATTERED BRICKS AND CONCRETE CHUNKS, SHARDS OF BROKEN GLASS AND SEGMENTS OF SUN-WARMED ASPHALT THAT UPLIFTED AND SPLIT LIKE A FRESH HOMEMADE COOKIE. PAUL FLORES OF THE STATE OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES SAID SEISMOLOGISTS DETERMINED THE QUAKES WERE PART OF A ``MAJOR EARTHQUAKE SEQUENCE'' AND THAT OTHER POWERFUL QUAKES WERE POSSIBLE. ``THE CHANCE OF ANOTHER DAMAGING EARTHQUAKE IS GREATER THAN 50 PERCENT,'' FLORES SAID. OFFICIALS ADVISED SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS TO CURTAIL ALL UNNECESSARY TRAVEL BECAUSE OF THE THREAT TO BRIDGES. IN WASHINGTON, THE WHITE HOUSE SAID PRESIDENT BUSH CANCELED A GOLF DATE TO MONITOR THE QUAKE DEVELOPMENTS.``I WANT TO EXPRESS MY CONCERN,'' BUSH SAID UPON HIS ARRIVAL IN WASHINGTON AFTER CUTTING SHORT HIS WEEKEND AT THE PRESIDENTIAL RETREAT AT CAMP DAVID, MD. BUSH SAID HE WAS GOING TO GET A BRIEFING ON THE DISASTER, AND PROMISED ``THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WILL DO EVERYTHING THEY POSSIBLY CAN DO.''GOV. PETE WILSON SCHEDULED A TOUR OF THE QUAKE-DAMAGED AREA SUNDAY AFTERNOON. THE FIRST QUAKE CAUSED THE MOST SEVERE DAMAGE AND AT LEAST ONE DEATH WHEN A BOY WAS CRUSHED BY BRICKS FROM A FALLING CHIMNEY. HOSPITALS NEAR THE EPICENTER OF THE QUAKES REPORTED TREATING MORE THAN 100 PEOPLE FOR VARIOUS INJURIES. `WE DID HAVE A 3 {-YEAR-OLD CHILD KILLED (WHEN) AN UNSECURED FIREPLACE FELL ON THE SLEEPING CHILD,'' YUCCA VALLEY FIRE CHIEF MUNSEY SAID. MUNSEY SAID THE QUAKE APPEARED TO CAUSE FIVE FIRES IN THE YUCCA VALLEY AREA, WHICH HAD SUFFERED WIDESPREAD DAMAGE. AT LEAST 65 PEOPLE WERE TAKEN TO HI-DESERT MEDICAL CENTER IN JOSHUA TREE, SPOKESWOMAN THERESA GRAHAM SAID. MOST OF THE INJURIES RANGED FROM BROKEN BONES TO MINOR CUTS AND BRUISES AND SOME COMPLAINED OF CHEST PAINS AND OTHER HEART-RELATED SYMPTOMS. BEAR VALLEY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL TREATED AT LEAST 27 PEOPLE WITH QUAKE-RELATED INJURIES AND AILMENTS, SPOKESMAN JON SMILEY SAID. SEVERAL OF THE INJURED HAD BROKEN BONES AND A NUMBER OF PEOPLE WERE BEING TREATED FOR STROKE AND HEART ATTACKS.BECAUSE OF THE HOSPITAL'S REMOTE LOCATION, HIGH IN THE RUSTIC MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY OF BIG BEAR LAKE, FOUR PEOPLE WERE AIRLIFTED TO OTHER HOSPITALS, SMILEY SAID.AT JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN INDIO, EIGHT PEOPLE WERE TREATED FOR EARTHQUAKE-RELATED INJURIES. A FEW PEOPLE WERE TREATED FOR MINOR QUAKE-RELATED INJURIES AT DESERT HOSPITAL IN PALM SPRINGS, BUT KAY HAZEN SAID THE HOSPITAL DID NOT YET HAVE A FINAL TALLY.THERE WERE SCATTERED REPORTS OF DAMAGE TO BUILDINGS IN DESERT COMMUNITIES NEAR THE FIRST QUAKE'S EPICENTER. A WALL COLLAPSED AT THE YUCCA BOWL, SENDING BRICKS TUMBLING ACROSS BOWLING LANES. THE OWNER PUT THE LOSS AT $1.2 MILLION.PART OF A ROOF COLLAPSED INTO THE SPORTING GOODS AND AUTOMOTIVE SECTION OF A K-MART. SEVERAL OTHER SHOPS IN COLTON AND REDLANDS SUFFERED BROKEN WINDOWS.BOTH QUAKES WERE REPORTEDLY FELT AS FAR AWAY AS SAN DIEGO AND PHOENIX. STARTLED RESIDENTS OF LAS VEGAS REPORTED RECEIVING A STRONG JOLT AND SEVERAL AFTERSHOCKS.EXPERTS AT CALTECH GAVE THE FIRST MAJOR QUAKE A READING OF 6.6, AND LATER REVISED THAT TO 6.7 ON THE RICHTER SCALE. BUT GEOLOGIST WILLIS JACOBS OF U.S. EARTHQUAKE CENTER IN GOLDEN, COLO., SAID THEIR INSTRUMENTS MEASURED THE QUAKE AS 7.4 ON THE RICHTER SCALE, MAKING IT CAPABLE OF CAUSING WIDESPREAD DESTRUCTION. IT WAS NAMED THE LANDERS QUAKE, AFTER A SMALL DESERT TOWN NEAR THE EPICENTER. THE SECOND QUAKE WAS CALLED THE BIG BEAR QUAKE. THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, WHICH RECORDED THE HIGHER MAGNITUDE READING, SAID THE TEMBLOR WAS THE STRONGEST TO HIT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SINCE 1952, WHEN A QUAKE MEASURING 7.7 ROCKED KERN COUNTY AROUND BAKERSFIELD.THE BIG BEAR QUAKE CREATED GAPING CRACKS IN THE ASPHALT OF WINDING MOUNTAIN HIGHWAYS AND TOUCHED OFF NUMEROUS ROCKSLIDES, PROMPTING OFFICIALS TO CLOSE OR RESTRICT ACCESS TO AT LEAST SIX ROADWAYS.SOME RESIDENTS OF FOREST FALLS, NORTH OF YUCCA VALLEY, WERE EVACUATED AS A PRECAUTION AFTER SLIDES SENT UP THICK CLOUDS OF BROWN DUST.BUT THE LOCATIONS OF THE QUAKES, IN THE SPARSELY POPULATED AREAS OF THE MOJAVE DESERT AND SAN BERNARDINO MOUNTAINS, LIKELY CONTRIBUTED TO THE RELATIVELY LIGHT CASUALTY AND DAMAGE FIGURES, OFFICIALS SAID. BY COMPARISON, THE OCT. 17, 1989, QUAKE MEASURING 7.1 THAT STRUCK THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA KILLED 65 PEOPLE AND INJURED MORE THAN 3,000. MORE THAN 100,000 BUILDINGS WERE DAMAGED OR DESTROYED.