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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1968
Page
3
The Nevada Public Service Commission received a request from Nevada Power Company to modify its authorization for issuing and selling $15 million of first mortgage bonds. The company seeks permission to sell the bonds on a negotiated basis rather than by competitive bidding.
Joe Julian a 48 year old Southern Nevada businessman and former Assembly candidate pleaded innocent in federal court to five counts of perjury. Judge Roger Foley did not set a trial date due to attorney Harry Claiborne's out of state commitments. Julian also goes by Joseph Marandola. The charges stem from testimony he gave to a Federal Grand Jury last November, which led to his brother Charles Marandola facing a white slavery charge.
The Basic High School spring production A Thurber Carnival will be in the school multi purpose room on Monday and Tuesday at 8 15 p m. Tickets are sold by drama club members or at the door. Student admission costs fifty cents and adults pay one dollar.
Local 369 of the Musician's Union teams with the Tropicana Hotel for a Sunday dawn jazz concert in the Blue Room featuring Abe Nole and his Boneheads, Las Vegas musicians. Jim Flint, a Las Vegas radio personality, will serve as master of ceremonies during the hotel backed series.
The City of Hope Chapter 199 will host its monthly meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Caesars Palace. Dr. Herbert Crown of Acacia Prescription Hypnosis speaks on The Importance and Effectiveness of Clinical Hypnosis. Public invited.
The Boulder Dam area Boy Scout Council will host the Eagle Recognition Dinner at 6 p.m. on April 16 in the Sands Hotel Grand Ballroom. Guest speaker is Robert A. Maheu.
Brig. Gen. Floyd Edsall announced the Nevada Army National Guard seeks former pilots. Eligible candidates include Army Air Force Navy or Marine pilots on flying status released from active duty in rotary or fixed wing roles. Vacancies are in the 3rd Squadron HQ of the 116th Armored Cavalry in Reno. Contact Lt. Col. L. Garresson in Carson City by phone or letter.
The Advanced First Aid course will begin Monday at the Red Cross Chapter House with no charge. Classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Instructor Bob Bridgewater says participants must have Standard First Aid. the 16 hour course runs four weeks, twice weekly.
The Father Francisco Garces Council Knights Las Vegas unit will name the Outstanding Young Catholic Citizen May 21 as part of a drive in Clark County. Applications are due April 23 and interested parties should contact the awards committee chairman at 878 4421.
David Fitch 31 of 1651 E Charleston Blvd filed an appeal after a Municipal Court fine of 300 dollars from Municipal Judge Walter Richards for displaying a daisies instead of stars on the American flag poster. He was arrested at his shop 700 E Fremont St last December.
The Las Vegas Sun announces its morning publication schedule and key staff including President H M Greenspun Vice President Ray Germain Secretary Ruthe Desk in Publisher Assistant Ruthe Deskkin General Manager Haney Womack Executive Editor Bryn Armstrong Managing Editor Vince Anselmo City Editor Jim Barrows Sports Editor Gerry Appleby Weet Editor Douglas Ritchie Classified Ad Manager William Sherwood Circulation Manager. Subscriptions rates listed with daily and Sunday prices and terms.
Clark County Public Defender James Santini announced a plan to drop those who can afford private counsel from the Public Defender's books. He said indigent screenings will reveal income and obligations, with court orders for private representation if possible. Aims include fairness to taxpayers and justice, plus a new program to help placed defendants find jobs with support from state agencies.
About 130 Paradise Palms residents opposed Milton R. Nelson’s plan to build a 1210 square foot doughnut shop at Desert Inn Road and Eastern Avenue. They argued commercial intrusion would lower home values, invite neon signs and traffic, and threaten the residential character. Legal counsel Herb Jones defended the project, saying the objections were familiar.
Cliff Jones former Nevada Lieutenant Governor and Las Vegas businessman was targeted in an extortion scheme tied to a Los Angeles man linked to his late client’s mother estate. A warrant for Victor B Sayre Jr of Los Angeles was issued by U S Commissioner Angus Blad as FBI agents pursued him in LA.
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