Henderson City Hall project costs rise toward three hundred thousand
Henderson mayor William Byrne says the new City Hall will total about 300000, higher than initial plans. The cost breakdown includes bonds 100000 emergency loan 200000 construction bid 250000 furniture 17000 landscaping 4177.78 intercom 6000 and two Water street houses for entrance purchases about 19000 with another 14000 house planned.
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Thieves Take $58 From Ida Mae Hill Apartment
Police report a theft at Ida Mae Hill's Carver Park apartment around 2 p m Monday. Mrs Hill, who lives at 120 Washington, said she was in and out washing and the money was in a purse in the living room. Two juvenile suspects are being questioned.
Court Sets Trial Dates For Five DUI Cases
Judge Earl Davis in Municipal Court set five DUI trial dates for Richard E. Rolf, Henry G. Shumate, Marion D. Teagle, Wayne A. Tennille, and Norman J. Armin with August 20 to September 3 brackets. Bail forfeitures were ordered for Richard L. Jones Jr. and Larry T. Roberts for related offenses.
Commissioner Details Smog Plan for 1965 Car Controls
County commission chair Lou La Porta outlines a 1965 rule requiring new Detroit cars to install smog control devices on exhaust pipes. The plan, to gain enforceable air pollution powers, follows a Henderson Rotary Club briefing and cites surveys by W. L. Faith on county pollution sources and plant emissions.
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Boulder City Debates Sidewalk Policy and Liabilities
City manager Curtis Blyth outlines a plan to shift sidewalk maintenance and repair costs to abutting property owners via notices and a future special assessment. The proposal covers construction standards, inspections, and concurrent curb and gutter repairs to improve safety and aesthetics.
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Pay Hike for City Workers in Boulder City
Boulder City council approves a 4 percent raise for classified workers. Two proposed changes from City Manager Blyth fail: biweekly pay days and hiring two women police dispatchers as hours shift to 40 per week. Budget vote blocks a $9,000 salary increase for women dispatchers.
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