Las Vegas Sun staff and subscription details in Nevada edition
A garbled listing shows Las Vegas Sun staff positions from editor to publisher and department heads, with offices at 100 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada. It lists executives and managers, associations, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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Las Vegas
Las Veoas
Nevada
Act of
Daily Argus
Argus
B. Kalmenson
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Andrew Tully
Nevada Lawmaker’s Sales Tax Gambit Under Voter Consideration
Nevada lawmakers push a one cent sales tax hike tied to a June 11 vote and a plan to split roughly 10 million among cities counties and school districts plus Kerr-Mills aged care costs. Critics call the measure a dodge shifting fiscal duty to voters and question its fairness and gaming industry payments. The piece argues for alternative revenue sources and questions legislative courage and influence from lobbyists.
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Kerr-Mills
Las Vegas Slum Conditions Highlight Teacher's View
In Las Vegas a teacher named John describes crowded schools, rising costs, and poverty amid widespread gambling. He notes large class sizes, transient families, and hunger while the city promotes a porn drive and nightlife. The piece contrasts a thriving town with busier streets and stressed public schools.
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Las Vegas
Nev
John
la Vegas
Washington, DC
Attache roles scrutinized as career path and post duties
Washington hearings analyze the attaché system amid turnover concerns medical and career stagnation. Secretary Vance defends viability, noting separate intelligence branch aims to boost desirability. Cited anecdotes show pressure to replace effective officers with less suitable personnel.
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Ren. Minshall
Vance
Earl C. Wheeler
Army
Paris
Almanac Highlights From April 27 1965
Today is April 27 1965 the 117th day of the year with 246 remaining The moon nears first quarter The morning stars are Venus and Saturn The evening stars Mercury and Mars Those born today include Ulysses S Grant 1st US president in 1622 Notable events include Benedict Arnold at Ridgefield 1777 the first Social Security payment 1937 Athens fell 1941 Babe Ruth Day 1947 Cervantes quote ends with a reflection on gratitude
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United Press International
Venus
Saturn
Mercury
Mars
Ulysses S. Grant
United States
Benedict Arnold
Ridgefield
Conn
Athens
Greece
Miguel de Cervantes
Park Service Writers and Rangers Stir Debate in Camp Grounds
A reader criticizes park service staff claiming rangers misuse authority and miscommunicate. They allege officers with college degrees fail calls, wear full dress uniforms on weekends, and avoid river duties when waters are rough, labeling danger flag practices as comical.
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Park Service
Park System
Uncle Sam
Sen Soaper Saws and Other Political Quips
A compilation of tongue in cheek remarks about politics and public figures. It lampoons the college football pay debate Cuba policy the White House Kremlin talks and Congress budget priorities with light satirical jabs at Rep Sludgepump and other insiders.
Plain spring weather sparks golf and yard work clash
The piece notes how ideal spring conditions tempt both golf enthusiasts and yard workers, highlighting common scheduling conflicts and the dilemma of choosing between outdoor leisure and maintenance tasks.
Khrushchev and Kennedy in a Cold War satire
Art Buchwald imagines a backstage talk between Khrushchev and Kennedy where space funding, submarines, Polaris missiles, and disarmament talks are traded for political leverage. The piece playfully suggests mutual dependence and ongoing negotiations shaping East West tensions.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Kennedy
Moscow
Cooper
Soviet Union
NATO
Cuba
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