Bail Set For Gilbert In Nevada Murder Case
George Gilbert, a 48 year old electronics engineer, was granted bail of 50 000 cash or 100 000 property by Justice of the Peace Boy Wooster on a Massachusetts murder charge. He is to appear today at 2 p.m. for setting a return date on the murder warrant. If bail is posted he may face trial in 90 days. if not, 30 days. He will also face a federal unlawful flight warrant with the same bail.
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Massachusetts
Justice of the Peace Boy Wooster
George Gilbert
Mary
Cranes Beach
Mass
Gilbert
Las Vegas
Justice Court
Tad Porter
Porter
Boston
Wooster
Nevada Faces Pollution Talks As Lake Mead Algae Grows
Nevada officials set August hearings and a conference on Lake Mead pollution, algae growth, and phosphate control. Boyle Engineering prepares a Phase II report while local and state leaders debate water management, federal aid, and a single water master for Las Vegas Valley.
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Nevada
Nevada Water Pollution Centre Association
Frontier
Lake Mead
Boyle Engineering
Las Vegas Valley
Colorado
Thues Wave Pistol Robbery At Bermuda Apartments
Las Vegas police report two men robbed the Bermuda Apartments at 321 W Cincinnati Ave early yesterday, forcing the manager Leon Heaupke into the bathroom. They pistol whipped the cash haul of 187.50 then fled after pulling the telephone from the wall. the manager waited five minutes before calling police.
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Bermuda Apartments
Cincinnati Ave
Las Vegas
Leon Heaupke
Heauplte
Las Vegas Sun Masthead and Associated Details
The Las Vegas Sun publishes daily from 121 S Highland Ave Las Vegas Nevada with editor and publisher H M Greenspun and a full staff including executive editor Bryn Armstrong city editor Larrie Schmidt and sports editor Tom Odiskin. National ad representatives. Subscription rates list.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
Highland Ave
Las Vegas
Nevada
Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Treasure
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Larrie Schmidt
Tom Odiskin
Gerry Appleby
Burt Bay
Douglas Ritchie
J. L. Dixon, JR
Nevena
Act of Congress
National Advertising
Ward Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Clark County to borrow funds for Las Vegas hospital land
The state Board of Finance unanimously approved a Clark County Commission request to borrow 807,500 from county surplus to purchase land and structures for Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital in Las Vegas. The loan will be repaid from hospital revenues over five years following a briefing by County Commissioner Jim Brennan and Budget Director Don Dawson.
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Carson City
UPI
State Board of Finance
Clark County Commission
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Las Vegas
County Commission
Jim Brennan
Don Dawson
Planning facilities for handicapped children discussed
Dr. Leo Conner, superintendent of the Lexington School for the Deaf, urged community leaders to back new special education facilities. At a CEC conference in Stardust, planners outlined three stages ideas technology personnel and drafted preliminary floor plans for future special education buildings.
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Leo Conner
Lexington School For the Deaf
New York City
Council For Exceptional Children
Georgia
Wisconsin
Alan Acheson
Bert Berenson
CEC
Stardust
Bureau of Education For the Handicapped
Conner
Building pace slower in Rome housing completions
About 280000 dwelling units were completed in Italy last year compared with 267000 in 1967. Both totals are small in comparison with the 415000 of 1963 and the 448000 of 1964.
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Rome
Italy
Obituaries for Glen Allen and Antonio Casasa in Santa Barbara and Las Vegas
Funeral services and burial plans are set for Glen Russell Allen 60 of 4122 Freeda St in Santa Barbara who died Tuesday in a local hospital. He was Del Webb Corp resale division manager born September 18 1908 in Fremont Nebraska and survived by wife Mabel two sons Gene and William and daughter Jayne. Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. today at Palm Chapel for Antonio Casasa 64 of 2310 Sherman Pl who died yesterday in a local hospital. A Requiem Mass is planned for noon tomorrow at Our Lady of Las Vegas Catholic Church. Casasa born November 24 1904 in Peru lived here 14 years and is survived by wife Marianne two daughters Antoinette Dapper and Carol Chadburn six sisters and Gio Batto Casasa brother.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Glen Russell Allen
Freeda St
del Webb Corp
Allen
Fremont
Neb
Palm Chapel
Antonio Casasa
Sherman
Our Lady of Las Vegas Catholic Church
Mr. Casasa
Peru
Marian
Antoinette Dapper
Carol Chadburn
Las Vegas
Rose Malerbi
Nora Ratto
Eleana Beebe
Amelia Bellafronte
Anita Casasa
San Francisco
Lina Casasa
Italy
Gio Batto Casasa
Bargaining Pact OKayed At Air West
The International Air Lines Employer Association representing Air West employees ratified a new collective bargaining agreement. It adds salary raises, more vacation and sick leave, paid holidays, and greater company participation in uniform replacement costs. Coverage includes about 1,400 clerical and service staff across 74 stations in eight western states and Canada.
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International Air Lines Employer Association
Air West
William H. Levings
Western States
Canada
Levings
Plastering Row Ends With Pact
A dispute between the local plasterers union and ten contractors ended when a settlement was reached in court. District Judge Howard Babcock ordered the action dismissed without prejudice after the parties stated they had negotiated a settlement of their controversy.
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Dist
Howard Babcock
Welfare Cut Hearings Adjourned
A hearing on welfare check reductions for welfare mothers was adjourned to a later date at the mothers’ counsel William G Ruymann’s request. Protests followed the July 1 pay cut which affected non working mothers, with local funds trimmed from the ADC budget to match federal programs.
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William G. Ruymann
ADC
Jury Weighs Holt Fate in Manslaughter Case
A district court hears arguments as jurors begin deliberations at 5:45 p.m. on the manslaughter charge against 24 year old Holt of 1735 H Street for the April 14 death of his wife Marie. Holt claims self defense after she attacked him with an ashtray and he says he accidentally killed her during a scuffle.
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Will Holt
H St
Marie
Holt
Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary Bridge Luncheon
The Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary announces its annual benefit bridge luncheon on Tuesday August 12 1969 at noon at the Mesquite Club. Reservations call 870-5029 382-6211 or 735-4643. Information for space use available at 382-1340.
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Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary
Savation Army Women's Auxiliary
Mesquite Cub
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Hunt Parsons
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