Mallins Plan Fete For Didi Carson Dinner In Las Vegas
State Democratic chairman Didi Carson will be honored at a port of call dinner hosted by Virginia and Stanley Mallin at 840 Rancho Circle. Tickets are 5. The Women’s Democratic Club of Clark County sponsors the event with music and entertainment. public invited. A 911 Emergency Telephone Number Study Committee meets August 26 at 9:30 a.m. in the Public Service Commission hearing room in the new State Building on Sahara Avenue.
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Didi Carson
Virginia
Stanley Mallin
Rancho Circle
Women’s Democratic Club
Clark County
State Building
Sahara Avenue
Jerry Jory
Public Service Commission
Camping Charge Fights For Nevada Senior Citizens Benefit
Democratic state senate candidate Wilbur Faiss urges eliminating overnight camping fees for seniors in Nevada state parks. He notes citizens aged 60 plus have contributed to society and deserve benefits, citing a separate $2 daily or $5 seasonal charge for overnight camping despite free day use.
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Wilbur Faiss
Nevada
Charles Opposes B 1 Bomber Production In Senate Bid
Republican candidate Robert J. Charles for U S Senate says he is against producing any more B 1 bombers. He criticizes past air campaigns and proposes redirecting B 1 funds to regional development in the Midwest while vowing to scrutinize U S defense spending.
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Robert J. Charles
U. S. Senate
Howard Cannon
Armed Forces Committee
U. S
North Vietnam
Boulder Schools Set Sept 7 Start at Elementary
Boulder City Elementary will open September 7 with a new daily schedule from 8 30 a m to 2 40 p m. Returning students keep their prior rooms. new students register August 23 from 8 a m to 4 p m with transfer or report card and immunization forms. Kindergarten registration also August 23. birth certificates required for first time entrants. age rules five by Sept 30 for kindergarten and six by Sept 30 for first grade.
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Boulder City
Kemp Elected to Northwestern Law Review Board
William S. Kemp son of Dr and Mrs Kemp of Henderson is elected to Northwestern University Law Review after his freshman year at Northwestern University School of Law in Chicago. He earned top scholastic honors and volunteered at the Legal Assistance Clinic. Kemp holds a 1973 Basic High School diploma and a 1975 Loyola University of Los Angeles sociology BS. A Nevada geologic map update by USGS and Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology covers multiple counties and lists John H Stewart and John E Carlson as compilers. The map No 50 is 1 to 250 000 scale, printed in full color, and sells for 5 dollars.
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William S. Kemp
Kemp
Henderson
Northwestern University Law Review
Northwestern University School of Law
Chicago
Law Review
Northwestern
Legal Assistance Clinic
Basic High School
Loyola University of Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Attorney General
Nevada
Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology
Mackay School of Mines
University of Nevada, Reno
Lander
Eureka
Churchill, Pershing
Humboldt
Eldo
White Pine
John H. Stewart
John E. Carlson
U.S. Geological Survey
USGS
Bureau
University of Nevada
Reno
Canadian man testifies in Clark County murder trial
Robert Johnstone admitted to a cellmate in the Clark County jail that he was present when Eugene and Mary Carone were stabbed to death in their Westward Ho Motel room on December 18, 1971. He previously claimed Theriault and Paulette acted alone.
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Robert Johnstone
Clark County
San Jose
Johnstone
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Eugene
Mary Carone
Claude Theriault
Lloyd Paulette
Theriault
Paulette
George Lindsay
Lindsay
Westward Ho
Carones
Eugene Carone
Hilton Official Denies Charge In Las Vegas Discrimination Claim
Hilton executive vice president Henri Lewin rejected charges by Ruby Duncan and Rev. Albert Dunn that the Las Vegas Hilton discriminates against Blacks in hiring. He called the claims harassment and said the hotel has complied with a federal consent decree on employment practices. The activists cited 1972 and 1976 records showing declines in Black hires.
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Las Vegas Hilton
Henri Lewin
The
Hilton
Ruby Duncan
Operation Life
Albert Dunn
Las Vegas
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Duncan and Dunn
Whitey
Duncan-Dunn
Nevada
Howard Cannon
Paul Laxalt
West Las Vegas
Lewin
Bandit Gets Ten Years
A convicted curb market robber was sentenced to 10 years in Nevada State Prison. Willie Hayes, 41, of North Las Vegas, received the term from Clark County District Court Judge Joseph Pavilkowski. A second robbery count was dismissed. Police said he robbed the store on April 9 at 810 West Lake Mead Boulevard and he was arrested after police spotted his car the same night.
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Nevada State
Willie Hayes
Bassler St
Las Vegas
Clark County District Court
Joseph Pavilkowski
Hayes
Lake Mead Blvd
Boulder City Planning Panel Backs Manufacturing Zoning Change
The Boulder City planning commission voted 4-2 to recommend rezoning a portion of Colorado Street from commercial professional to manufacturing amid dust and sand complaints from resident Marion Short. Critics allege hidden motives and influence by investors, with a city council review upcoming for a public hearing date.
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Boulder City
Colorado Street
Marion Short
Colorado
Commission
Missing Pilot Indicted In Drug Import Case
A 29 year old man, Robert Hieatt, was indicted by a federal court jury for piloting a plane that allegedly brought 1600 pounds of marijuana to Desert Dry Lake and dropped it off. He failed to appear for an August 9 trial and was recaptured in Kentucky in June.
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Robert Hieatt
Hieatt
Desert Dry Lake
Kentucky
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Las Vegas News ‘Roundup
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Dwight Couch
Dick Danielson
Curtis Wells
Bob Eads
Birch Street
S & Floor
Westland Mall
W. Charleston Blvd
Joyce
Joe Swessel
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