Food Service Expo Draws Sparse Crowd in Town
A Nevada convention of the Food Service Executives Association drew a small turnout despite advertised appeal to food sex and money. The writer notes elaborate displays, four lectures, and industry talk on personnel dynamics amid a bustling but shirt front laden scene at the event.
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Workmen Remove Braces From City Wall After Collapse
Workmen removed heavy timber bracing from a cracked block retaining wall yesterday following a city dispute over responsibility. City officials led by Mayor Oran Gray and Public Works Director Dick Sauer inspected the site before the removal, and a guard was posted overnight as crews prepared to re brace the structure.
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Welfare Board to Meet in Carson City on Aug 23
Nevada Welfare Board will meet in Carson City on August 23 to review an attorney general opinion about its relationship with the new health and welfare department. The session will also cover eligibility for aid to families with dependent children.
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Peace Arrives at Nevada Test Site as Unions End Walkout
After six days of site paralysis, Local 525 plumbers and pipefitters ratified a three year pact covering all construction at the Nevada Test Site. The agreement with Reynolds Catalytic Construction Co. and subcontractors establishes a flat rate for subsistence and travel and moves to round the clock shifts at regular pay. Dave McGinty says maintenance contracts with AEC contractors could follow within a month.
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Clay model home uncovered at Tel Arab site
Archaeologists report a clay model house dating about five thousand years old unearthed at the Tel Arab dig near Jerusalem. They say the find could aid reconstruction of upper levels at the Dead Sea area.
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Ousted Welfare Boss Reacts to Nevada Fraud Report
Barbara Coughlin, former Nevada welfare director, says high ADC fraud in Clark County stems from staff turnover and low salaries. She notes federal findings mirrored known issues and cites layoffs and vacancies in Las Vegas as key factors. She has not decided on a reinstatement suit.
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Carson City Loses U S District Court Seat This Year
Bruce Thompson, set to be sworn in as Nevada federal judge, plans to move the Northern Nevada district court to Reno after a new building is finished. The Carson City court will handle small cases and arraignments in Reno, with jury trials staying in Carson City until the Reno facility opens next year.
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Man from Butte pleads innocent to counterfeit gambling charge
Clarence J. Richards 41 of Butte Montana pleaded innocent in US District Court to using counterfeit money for gambling. Federal District Judge William Mathes set a trial date for September and ordered a psychiatric examination to determine competency to stand trial.
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Man Freed From Sing Sing Dies in Las Vegas
Camillo Weston Leyva Jr 64 dies of cancer at Sunrise Hospital after spending five years in Sing Sing death house and later living with his wife Rusty in Las Vegas. Leyva was tried three times for the hammer slayings of his elderly parents in Brooklyn. two verdicts were vacated by the New York Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court later reversed a third ruling.
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Hussein Bin Naseer's government wins 5 to 1 confidence vote
In Amman Jordan Premier Sharif Hussein Bin Naseer's new government secures a 5 to 1 vote of confidence from parliament. The outcome strengthens the administration's early mandate as Jordan's lawmakers express support for its policies and leadership.
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Delays in Wisby facelifting case test courthouse secrecy
The Mary Lou Johnson Wisby manslaughter case faced continued arguments over a bench warrant on a material witness. Justice Pur sel set next Thursday to hear the state case and call three witnesses. Attorney Harry Claiborne represents Mary Kelly Clark, once a cloaked secret witness.
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Trade Deal Links Tanganyika to Russia in New Exchange
Tanganyika will send agricultural products to Russia in exchange for goods under a newly signed trade agreement in Dar es Salaam. The pact outlines a reciprocal exchange aimed at boosting bilateral commerce between the two nations.
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Local Psychiatrists Appointed to State Health Posts
Two local psychiatrists Dr William D O Gorman and Dr Henry H Luster are named consultants for the state health department. They join the Mental Health Clinic in Las Vegas and Rose de Lima Hospital in Henderson to integrate Southern Nevada facilities for indigent patients. Dr Gordon Johnson resigns as former mental health director.
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Texas
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Bellview Medical Center
New York City
State Personnel Position Now Open in Nevada
The Nevada State Personnel Department in Carson City announced openings for Deputy Attorney General II. Duties include serving as legal counsel for the state and its officers, answering inquiries from public agencies, and performing duties assigned by the Attorney General.
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