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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1963
Page
7
Rep Tim Wright uses a spring gardening metaphor to describe congressional budget cuts and spending. The piece satirically notes lawmakers prune prune and fertilize the budget, pollinate proposals, plant ideas on bureaucrats, and water down funds while warning grafting could arise.
Trans World Airlines announced record traffic for March continuing a string of monthly gains. Preliminary first quarter 1963 results show domestic revenue passenger miles up 102 percent to 1,989,809,000, international miles up 34.2 percent to 247,291,000, and system miles up 4 percent to 1,337,703,000.
John J. Wawerna, general secretary of the Las Vegas YMCA, announced the resignations of Donald R. B. Hodge as physical director and Dan M. Seaton as aquatic director effective May 1. Hodge, with YMCA for three years, led day camps and the physical education program. Seaton plans to return to school at Nevada Southern University to study pre law.
A five year old boy in Milan, Italy, died after touching a live wire feeding a neon light election sign for his father's political party. The incident highlights dangers at outdoor campaign displays during the electoral period.
Harry K. Orn of Santa Ana California will be guest speaker tomorrow morning at Central Christian Church. The meeting will be held at the new location 318 Silth St and the public is invited to attend.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will stop in Belgrade on May 4 on his return from CENTO meetings in Karachi and Ankara visits on the trip. The trip aims to ease strained U S Yugoslav relations amid talks on MFN status and Yugoslav consumer boycotts and Cuba trade concerns.
Charles Ginsberg a 12 year old student at Ralston Elementary in Mont Calif enters the school office asking for a jar to house a pet he says he found on the grounds a one inch rattlesnake with a single rattle. He claims it was eating a lizard. The science department provides a jar and his mother says she doubts a rattlesnake even with one rattle is a good house pet and will try to persuade him to keep it elsewhere.
Public notice invites bids to furnish automotive betteriet under AR 18. Bids open May 1, 1942 at 1 PM in City Hall Council Chambers. Cast certified checks to accompany bid. Specifications available from Engineering Division City Host. Publication dates: May 7, 8.
City announces bid 2A 14 and opening at 8 PM May 15 1981 for diesel fuel supply to the city and other locations. A bid bond or certified check for a percent accompanies each proposal. Specifications available from the Engineering Division City Hall. Published April 27 28 29 1968.
In the Escalante Valley of Southern Utah about 175 miles from Las Vegas a smooth drive under three hours. Payments are ten dollars per month on each Rancho with six percent interest on the unpaid balance.
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