Highlights From Henderson
Isabel Mack reports local good news from Henderson. Sheila Dwyer makes the Dean's List again, while Harry Wrynne wins a Hillman Hunter car and 2,000 pounds. Mayor Lorin Williams recovers from a heart attack and returns home with family. 81 year old Marcelaine Bender remains active in Henderson. Kevin Michael Elliott is welcomed, with J and K Pharmacy expanding.
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Middle School Plans Set in Boulder City
Boulder City officials announce draft educational specifications for a new middle school. Dr. Thurmond White says a local decision will determine grade inclusion while a meeting with schooling leaders is planned next month. Countywide bond referendum funds are needed for construction.
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Crime Prevention Tips for Walking at Night
A guide urges pedestrians to avoid lone night pedestrian travel and dim streets. It promotes walking with others, staying away from alleys, using brightly lit routes, keeping purses secure, and carrying a noisemaker for women. It also advises throwing a heavy object to break glass and alert neighbors in indoors break-ins.
Nursing Home Site Apparently Solved
Boulder City reaches a land deal with Careage for an 80 bed nursing facility. Four acres in Subdivision 11 will be transferred with one acre awaiting appraisal and a remaining parcel valued at 44 236 96 dollars. Careage sought a site for a year and rejected options with Boulder City Hospital and St Andrew's Church.
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Boulder Blood Drive Scheduled at Boulder City Hospital
A community blood drive is set for August 18 from 10 30 a m to 5 30 p m at Boulder City Hospital. The event is sponsored by an auxiliary with support from the National Park Service Bureau of Reclamation Rotary Club Drive 34 of the BPO Docs Wimodausis and the Boulder City Firefighters. Eligible donors are healthy individuals aged 18 to 65.
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Bio-Dex Readout Warns of High Emotional Risk Today
The text explains a method to locate birth month on a chart and read biorhythm dots for Intellectual, Emotional, and Physical factors. It instructs adding the three values to obtain a Bio-Dex score, notes a 1% population baseline, and warns that today shows a Negative Cycle signaling potential danger and overconfidence should be guarded by organization.
Eight Civilian Advisors Approved for Energy and Airport Panels
Boulder City Council approved civilian appointments to two advisory committees on energy and the Boulder City airport. Energy panel members: E B Stolle Charles M Hunter David O Onstad and A B West, all with energy ties. Airport panel: Jack Quinn Fred Nielson Tom Olson Carl De Wet Marvin Wood John Mondt David Damarow and Chuck Rowland, with Quinn to chair.
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E.B. Stolle
Charles M. Hunter
David 0. Onstad
A.B. West
Dick Danielson
Jack Quinn
Fred Nielson
Tom Olson
Carl Dewet
Marvin Wood
John Mondt
David Damarow
Chuck Rowland
Quinn
Nevada Prison Reverts To Old Retirement Policy
Warden Chuck Wolff of the Nevada State Prison says staff reaching 65 will be extended on a year to year basis if physically able, reverting to a policy in place before a 65 retirement ruling. The action follows a hearing that reinstated Roy Barney and avoided court action, restoring the prior policy for capable workers.
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PTA Looks At Vandalism In Reno
The Nevada Parent Teacher Association, led by President Jim Sale, studies school vandalism citing rising costs and disruption. The PTA plans an awareness program based on findings to reduce vandalism at school sites.
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Southwest Ordered To Pay Refunded Fees In Henderson
The State Public Service Commission ruled Southwest Gas Corp must refund money collected from about 46 Henderson customers. Henderson had a five percent utility tax, which the city lowered, but Southwest continued collecting the tax for several months and passed it to the city.
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