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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1969
Page
6
Uranium financier Charles Steen said he will seek a review of federal bankruptcy referee Bert Goldwater’s order allowing the sale of his Washoe Valley home to pay off about 1750000 of a 200000 loan from Bank of Agriculture and Commerce. Steen argues the sale was improperly ordered.
Seventy youths from the State Children’s Home depart next Tuesday for a vacation tour focused on Nevada sights. They will visit Las Vegas to tour Boulder Dam and view Circus Circus, then head to Ely for Lehman Caves and Kennecott Copper Pit before returning home. The trips are funded by a $100,000 trust from Reno brothers Joseph and Victor Saturno, with interest used yearly.
Sierra Construction Co of Las Vegas bids 1,290,000 to build a state comprehensive mental health center in Clark County. Plans include three buildings at Charleston and Jones Blvd with 24 bed unit and 16 bed unit, funded with 1.4 million dollars. Planning board cites delays from architecture firm selection and federal approval processes.
Eastern Nevada sees mostly sunny skies with afternoon clouds and a small chance of thundershowers in the extreme south, highs 90 to 100 and lows 50s to 60s. Southern Nevada stays hot with highs 105 to 118 and lows 80s to 90s, while Western Nevada remains fair with scattered afternoon storms in the south, highs 90s and 40s to 50s overnight.
Chief Justice Jon Collins of the Nevada Supreme Court urges greater efforts to address chronic alcoholism and narcotic addiction, stating alcoholism is generally recognized as a disease. The remark frames alcoholism as a public health issue rather than a crime.
Nevada State Gaming Commission discussed fining individual Caesars Palace licensees but took no actions. The board delayed its formal answer to a control-board complaint alleging the casino hosted 12 Kansas City hoodlums with free rooms and meals aboard a charter flight. The complaint seeks a $100,000 casino fine and $50,000 against each of 59 licensees, with consideration of fairness to licensees only loosely linked to management.
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