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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1976
Page
3
Delegates at the Nevada AFL CIO convention approved a plan for union officers to seek a repeal of the Right to Work Law if a court case on the petition succeeds. The meeting at the Showboat Hotel heard from state president Lou Paley on pursuing the issue before the 1978 November ballot.
West Las Vegas area will host a plan by the Nevada Department of Economic Development to attract large commercial and industrial firms. Robert Goodman said a $130,000 survey by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference is needed to show business advantages, prompting City Hall opposition over planning control and SCLC involvement.
Funeral services for William Roy Kashner 71 will be held at Palm Chapel at 2 p.m. Monday. He died Friday at a local hospital. He was a retired Clark County building inspector and lived in Las Vegas 20 years. He belonged to Oasis Lodge No. 41 F&AM Zelzah Temple Las Vegas Elks and the First Methodist Church. He was born April 7 1905 in Gibson City Illinois. He is survived by members of his family and several fraternal affiliations.
A Las Vegas daily paper notes its publisher editor and staff including H M Greenspun and Bryn Armstrong. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday issues and mentions postal class and advertising representatives and professional associations.
Al Bramlet was reelected by acclamation as president of the Nevada State AFL-CIO at the 20th annual state convention in Las Vegas. Bramlet, 59, also serves as secretary treasurer of Culinary Union Local 226. Other officers reelected include John Strala Jack Evans Mark Massagli Mike Chadburn and John Madill, all by acclamation.
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