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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1975
Page
9
A Las Vegas sex industry column reports a local arrest on a false advertising warrant tied to The Palace of Love. The piece decries pervasive sexual ads in a throwaway paper, noting sensational claims like legal Nevada status and escorts in hotel rooms.
A speaker mocks misleading ads that promise a legal house with models and college girls. He warns tourists from Paducah may misread them and rush to call before graduation or a model signs a porno deal. He then departs to find a reader of Shakespeare.
Las Vegas officials contest a court order blocking enforcement of the jam auction ordinance as critics allege consumer complaints about merchandise quality. Judge Paul Goldman set a hearing for August 12 to determine if the temporary restraining order becomes permanent.
The Nevada unit of three prairie schooners camped at a watering hole after a 475 mile ride through deserts and heat. Up to 1,000 spectators greeted the caravan as it travels toward Utah for the 2000 mile journey to Valley Forge.
Eight hundred entries expected at the fourth annual International Scale Model Show in the south half of the Convention Center. Awards in scale models crafts ceramics and photography run 10 a m to 8 p m Saturday and 12 00 to 5 00 Sunday with plaques ribbons and cash prizes. Admission is 150 for adults 75 cents for children and 50 cents per entry.
John B. DuBois public relations director for Southwest Gas Corp denies Senator Cannon's 500 percent bill claim. He says deregulation would only affect newly discovered gas with costs rising 6 to 7 percent annually for 10 years. The FPC reportedly backs deregulation as a key supply measure with average per person costs under $10 nationally.
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