Downtown Las Vegas approves more gaming licenses
The Las Vegas Board of City Commissioners approved additional downtown gaming licenses and two ownership changes. Multiple businesses including Golden Nugget Pioneer Club Lucky's and Vegas Village locations received new or expanded slot machine allowances, while ownership and location changes affected several bars and eateries.
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Las Vegas
Safeway Store
Tonopah
New Town Tavern
Jackson
Food Fair
E. Oakey Blvd
Fremont St
World Brand Liquors
Owens
Annex
S. Casino Center
Bernie’s Liquor
van Buren
Club Bingo
Clarice
Peyton Place
Margo’s Cafe
Bonanza Rd
Vegas Village North
Las Vegas Blvd
Vegas Village West
South Decatur
W. Bonanza Rd
Stanley
Marguerite Robinow
Johnnie L. Powell
Chicago
Judge Rules Nevada Board Erred In Blind Man Aid Case
District Judge William Compton found the Nevada State Welfare Board violated the Administrative Procedure Act by denying Clarence A. Mofford fair hearing and proper evidence of need. The board must retroactively grant aid from Sept 21, 1967 and conduct further proceedings to determine necessary support. Mofford, blind since 1952, had requested $229 monthly but was initially awarded $1. He once was wealthy but is now destitute while living in a large house.
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William Compton
Nevada State Welfare Board
Henderson
Compton
Clarence A. Mofford
Mofford
Moffrd
District Court
State Welfare Board
Linn Bond Plea Hearings Continue On Bail Request
Attorneys for Ted Linn, convicted of first degree murder in the Wyoming killings, press for bail pending appeal before District Judge Howard Babcock. Claiborne argues Linn deserves bail as death penalty not imposed by the jury, citing constitutional protections. Victims Larry Olinger and Robert Stucker, both Jackson residents, were shot and buried near Carson City.
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Ted Linn
Howard Babcock
Linn
Harry Claiborne
Claiborne
Wyoming
Larry Olinger
Robert Stucker
Jackson, Wye
Carson City
Impatient bandits steal $135 from Las Vegas man
Las Vegas police said two strangers knocked down Lewis Thrower at his home on Miller Street at 11 a.m. They demanded cash, tore his pants, and grabbed $135 before fleeing over a back yard fence.
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Las Vegas
Lewis Thrower
Miller St
Thrower
Las Vegas Sun Staff and Rates Notice
The Las Vegas Sun announces staff roles including publisher executive editor and editors with contacts at 121 S Highland Ave Las Vegas Nevada. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail with advance payment requirements and national advertising representation.
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The
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
S. Highland Ave
Las Vegas
Nevada
M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Larrie Schmidt
Tom Odiskin
Gerry Appleby
Burt Bay
Douglas
Obituary of Michael Popernik in Summit Illinois
Services are pending in Summit for Michael Popernik 61 of 4398 South Salton Avenue who died Tuesday in a local hospital He was a hotel stationary engineer Born September 30 1907 in Illinois he lived in Summit eight months Surviving are his widow Helen of Las Vegas four sons Richard Popernik of Mississippi Ronald Clarence and Jude Popernik of Illinois two daughters Anne Mae Clark and Cynthia Kunik of Illinois three brothers George Popernik of California John and Peter Popernik of Illinois and a sister Anne Greskovich of Illinois Palm Mortuary is in charge of local arrangements
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Michael Popernik
S. Salton Ave
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Illinois
Helen
Las Vegas
Richard Poperik
Mississippi
Ronald
Clarence
Jude Popernik
Anne Mae Clark
Cynthia Kunik
George Popernik
California
Airman and two others injured in Las Vegas crashes
An Airman from Nellis Air Force Base and two other drivers were injured in three separate Las Vegas accidents. Sgt. George Durst 21 suffered minor back injuries after a motorcycle collision at Charleston Boulevard and Highland. Mamie Brass 34 was cited for failing to yield. Patricia Harper 25 was treated for minor lacerations after a crash at 25th and Hinkle. Barbara Brown 39 remained in satisfactory condition after a rear end collision with Howard Blitzen 24 from Indianapolis.
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Las Vegas
George Durst
Highland
Charleston Blvd
Durst
Charleston
Mamie Brass
Nelson St
Brass
Barbara Brown
Sunrise Hospital
Howard Blitzen
Indianapolis
Indiana
Cab Owners sue PSC over July 18 allocation order
Ray Chenoweth of Nellis Cab Co and William Mirin of Strip Cab Co filed suit in district court seeking an injunction against enforcement of the Nevada Public Service Commission cab allocation order of July 18. They allege the order is void since it was issued after PSC jurisdiction ended. hearing set for Aug 18. The Teamsters union has a similar suit. attorney Norman Ty Hilbrecht represents the plaintiffs.
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Nevada Public Service Commission
PSC
Ray Chenoweth
Nellis Cab Company
William Mirin
Strip Cab Company
Teamsters Union
Norman “Ty” Hilbrecht
Continue Swinney Hearing Arraignment Delayed
Clarence Swinney 44 faces attempted murder and arson charges after a taxicab bombing and driver assault. He appeared with attorney I R Ashleman. bail set at 4000 cash or 8000 property as the hearing continues in justice court.
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Clarence Swinney
Justice Court
Swinney
I. R. Ashleman
Marie Kughn 81 Died In Local Hospital
Services are pending in Mari etta Ohio for Marie B Kughn 81 of 1818 N Statz Sr who died Wednesday in a local hospital She was born October 29 1887 in Stenniner Germany Surviving are her son Howard C Kughn of Clearwater Florida and daughter Margaret Loranger of Saginaw Michigan
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Marietta
Ohio
Marie B. Kughn
N. Statz Sr
Kughn
Stenniner
Germany
Howard C. Kughn
Clearwater
Fla
Margaret Loranger
Saginaw
Mich
Palm Mortuary
Experts predict possible syphilis eradication by 1972
Medical experts of the American Social Health Association say syphilis could be eradicated by 1972. Meanwhile doctors warn gonorrhea has gotten out of hand nationwide and continues to rise.
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New York
UPI
American Social Health Assn
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