Las Vegas Turns to Family Fun as Baby Sitters Boom
In Las Vegas the new family image blends glitter with babysitting services. Eight licensed agencies offer hundreds of sitters aged 21 to 70, many widowed or divorced, responding to tourists and locals. Sitters travel with toy bags, some view babysitting as a profession or second job, while the city markets a family friendly facade amid casino life.
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Family crime file protest prompts Sargent to seek safeguards
A Boston letter from an irate citizen whose relative checked his family in the FBI crime file spurs Gov. Francis W. Sargent to urge governors to back calls for safeguards in the national data system. The note recounts relatives listed for noncriminal reasons and notes anxieties over privacy.
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Babysitting Note Reflects Local Nanny Business
Sally Lindberg babysat a lonely poodle in a motel two days, stating plans to save for a Hawaii trip. She is a steady sitter for Mrs. Vigliana who has 65 registered sitters. Lindberg works seven nights weekly and had a rare July night off as summer vacations end and parents with preschoolers resume care.
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