Nevada Gaming Policy Committee backs cross border casino ops
Nevada Gaming Policy Committee recommends allowing casino owners to operate gambling in foreign countries and other states with comparable controls. The advisory move, led by Peter Echeverria, aims to replace a five year experience rule with a focus on regulatory adequacy and enforcement. Gov. O'Callaghan and officials weigh the impact on Nevada's leadership and potential cross jurisdictional issues.
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Reno
Policy Committee
Las Vegas
Richard J. Waters
del E. Webb Cration
Frank Morse
Summa Corp
Barron Hilton
Hilton
McElnen
Policy Board
Montana
Five Arrested in Major International Auto Theft Ring
Las Vegas police say five people tied to a cross border car theft ring were arrested. De nise Camche, Tom Grill, Jane Grill, Jose Inclan, and Tom Donner face charges including receiving and transporting stolen vehicles and grand theft auto. FBI and Royal Canadian Mounted Police joined the probe after six weeks of investigation.
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Canada
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Jose Inclan
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Tom Donner
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Metro Reaches Police Contract
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police reach across the board benefit hikes in two union agreements. The PPA gains a $33 monthly pay increase for commissioned officers and the PPCEA a $19 monthly raise for civilian staff, covering about 250 workers. Both pacts await police commission approval and may involve outside bargaining aid.
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Cars Rejected for Specs Taken From Records and Sold
Charleboix alleges that cars failing specifications are not demolished or erased from records. Instead they are removed by ring members, driven away, and sold illegally.
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Rods Camp Dream Seeks Support From Donors
An 11 year old named Rod from a deprived background hopes to attend camp again with a campership. The Sun Summer Camp Fund solicits donations at 121 South Highland Las Vegas NV 89106. Recent donors include Bernice Schiffman UNLV Scholarship Foundation Ray Findlay Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Marvin and Mary Ann Hickman and Eva bebenenereereens.
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SUN Summer Camp Fund
South Highland
Las Vegas
Nevada
Bernice Schiffman
Unlv Scholarship Foundation
Ray Findlay
Ccessesesees
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Marvin
Mary Ann Hickman
Eva Bebenenereereens
Donation Opens Camping to 150 Youth
A $12,000 gift from Argent Corp. enables more than 150 youngsters to join the camping program. The presentation to Brian Greenspun of the SUN was made by Robert Stella Sr., Argent Corp. vice president, and Stardust general manager Gene Cimarelli.
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Robert Stella Sr
Argent Corp
Gene Cimarelli
Stardust
Stardust Hotel
Harris couple found guilty in Hearst SLA crime spree
A Los Angeles Superior Court jury convicts William and Emily Harris of robbery, car theft, and kidnapping in the 1974 SLA actions with Patricia Hearst. Hearst faces trial January 10. The couple faces up to 25 years for the kidnapping count and additional charges. trial on Hearst kidnapping remains.
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Symbionese Liberation Army
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Emily Harris
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Harris
Hurricane Belle Threatens Long Island Coast
Hurricane Belle moved westward toward land near Jones Beach and the Long Island coast with 100 mph winds. The storm eyed a path north across the island toward Oyster Bay as tides rose, prompting New York Governor Carey to activate 1000 National Guardsmen for metropolitan aid.
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Jones Beach
Long Island
Harold Gibson
National Weather Service
Gibson
New York City
Hugh L. Carey
Belle
Atlantic
Warships Patrolling Lebanese Coast Reported
Tel Aviv papers claim Israeli warships stepped up patrols along the Lebanese coast to halt arms shipments to Palestinian and Moslem forces in Lebanon's civil war. The Israeli command in Tel Aviv called the reports exaggerated.
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UPI
Lebanon
Yedioth Ahronoth
Ma’ariv
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