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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1976

Page

11

Outburst by D A Holt in Las Vegas courtroom during forgery sentencing

District Attorney George Holt angrily berated Judge Howard Babcock in open court during Kathryn Clark's sentencing for three forgery counts. Holt, who had urged prison, was reprimanded and the hearing adjourned with sentencing postponed to August 19.

D.A George Holt Howard Babcock Bowery Babcock Kathryn Clark Holt Department of Parole and Probation Clark

Editorial portrait of Jack McCloskey and Hawthorne prison debate

The Mineral County Independent editor Jasper is described as crusty and fearless. He weighs in on Nevada prison leadership noting Warden Wolff and Gov. O Callaghan, urging added guidance and oversight from a seasoned columnist.

Jack McCloskey Old Jack Jack Mineral County Wildlands Hawthorne Nev Hank Greenspun Ruthe Deskin Jasper State Prison Ed Pogue Carl Hocker Charles L. Wolff, Jr McCloskey Mike O'Callaghan Wolff

Sage of Hawthorne Suggests Ad Hoc Committee for New Warden

The governor and state officials should consider forming an ad hoc committee to advise on guiding new warden Charles L. Wolff Jr. The proposed members include Nevada professors with civil liberties ties, Foster Church, Maya Miller, State Senator Joe Neal, Paul Price, and other media figures.

Sage of Hawthorne Pogue Charles L. Wolff, Jr University of Nevada American Civil Liberties Union Foster Church The Nevada State Journal Maya Miller Joe Neal Clark County Paul Price Las Vegas Sun Carson City

McCloskey Ad Hoc Committee Proposal at Hawthorne

The speaker expresses willingness to join McCloskey’s ad hoc committee and perform special services. They forecast poor odds for the plan and propose a controversial response to prison problems. They suggest rebuilding a new facility at Hawthorne with McCloskey as warden.

McCloskey Maya Miller Gerry Ford Hawthorne

Woman sentenced to life for hiring killer of husband

Joanne Wellman Franklin, 43, was given life without parole by Clark County District Court Judge How ard Babcock after being convicted of hiring an AWOL Marine to murder her husband William Franklin. Roosevelt Swift, the killer, pleaded guilty to second degree murder and faces a paroleable term.

Joanne Wellman Franklin Franklin Clark County District Court Howard Babcock Jeff Sobel Roosevelt Swift

City workers weigh legal action over pay raise delay

North Las Vegas department heads and assistants, among 31 employees named in a proposed raise, consider hiring an attorney as council stalls action. The city, amid a financial crisis, granted a small raise to non uniform staff July 1, while police and fire units rejected that deal. The mayor earns 15 000 annually and council members 10 000, with the Las Vegas mayor earning the same.

Las Vegas the Sun

Moynihan Hosts $100 Breakfast Fundraiser in Las Vegas

Daniel Patrick Moynihan, former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and longtime public official, plans a 7:30 a.m. breakfast fund-raiser at Caesars Palace in the Imperium Room to support his bid for the New York Senate. The event targets Democratic supporters with a $100 plate price. Moynihan, 49, has held roles in the Labor Department under Kennedy and later led urban studies centers at MIT and Harvard.

Caesars Palace U.S United Nations Daniel Patrick Moynihan New York Moynihan Las Vegas Imperium Convention Center United States New York State John F. Kennedy

Buses Approved for Las Vegas Transit System Expansion

The Regional Street and Highway Commission authorized 14 new buses for the Las Vegas Transit System and sought 717,400 in federal funds with local 20 percent match totaling 1.18 million over three years. The commission will own and lease buses to the system amid assurances against service cuts in North Las Vegas and Henderson. Additional actions included right-of-way purchases, road and intersection projects, traffic signal bids, and adoption of the Nevada Traffic Control Manual.

Regional Street and Highway Commission Las Vegas Commission Urban Mass Transportation Administration Bill Briare Henderson North Las Vegas C. R Bud” Cleland Cleland eApproval Nellis Boulevard Losee Road Fremont Street Eastern Avenue Charleston Boulevard Lake Mead Boulevard Owens Avenue Bonanza Road Stewart Avenue Vegas Valley Drive

Convicted Murderer Perjury Brings Life In Prison

Dwayne Lee Gunter 34 of El Paso Texas received a life term in Clark County after a week long non jury trial found him guilty on two counts of perjury He remains under a 30 year sentence for second degree murder and has prior convictions for forgery and robbery The judge ruled him a habitual criminal citing the perjury statements that contradicted earlier testimony about accomplice Marquette and the murder of Gordon Lewis Brady in 1972 by Frank Foss who is already serving a life term

Las Vegas Nevada Clark County Joseph Pawlikowski Paul Allen Henderson Henderson Dwayne Lee Gunter el Paso Texas Clark County District Court Gunter Gordon Lewis Brady Frank Foss Brady Foss William Marquette Desert Marquette

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William Collins Ave Swift Wellman Mrs. Franklin United Way Poster Zack Taylor United Way Bob Blaser Southwest Caesars Daniel P. Moynihan
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