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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1975
Page
1
Stardust Theater announces Tobman exits amid management shakeup. Chatter links creative leadership changes to upcoming shows and audience reactions across the venue circuit.
Judges review this week's puzzle entry forms to decide the $1,400 SUN subscriber prize or $700 for a non subscriber with a Friday reveal. Weather outlook shows sun and scattered thundershowers into Saturday with southerly winds. Temperatures rise to the 90s by Friday. Sunrise 6 04 a.m. sunset 7 22 p.m.
John Meier, a former Howard Hughes aide, told the Sun in Vancouver that Hughes may be dead or a mental vegetable and suggested a New York couple probably won’t ...
The piece outlines Nevada Magazine's move from the State Highway Department to the Department of Economic Development and details plans over two years to expand circulation, improve editorial content, showcase Nevada scenery, and attract both Nevadans and out-of-state readers while maintaining a people-focused, value-driven approach.
Tobman, a 23 year Las Vegas resident and former municipal official, steps down as president of the Stardust resort after being named to the post in 1973 by Argent Corporation board chairman Alan Glick. He had joined The Stardust in 1971 as administrative assistant to President Al Sachs and previously led the Aladdin Hotel.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrived in Jerusalem to press a Middle East peace shuttle as more than 2000 demonstrators clashed with police outside the Knesset. Officials noted progress toward an interim Israeli Egyptian pact while disputes over Sinai force limits and Umm Khashiba control remained unresolved. Police used water cannons and arrests followed as Rabin met Kissinger.
Barron Hilton charged the IRS treats Nevada casino operators as guilty until proven innocent and criticized third party data collection via grand jury presentations. He testified before the National Gaming Policy Commission in Las Vegas alongside other casino executives.
The SUN Summer Camp Fund board announces reaching the $30,000 goal with donations rolling in. Officials say funds will aid needy youngsters for winter vacation camps during Christmas break. Previously acknowledged gifts include $30,001.81 and an anonymous $20.00 gift.
Gov. Mike O'Callaghan praised Richard Crane head of the Western states Organized Crime Strike Force for saying Nevada gaming is well regulated and honest. Crane told a national commission that regulators have been tough but fair and the system works while investigations continue on a few individuals.
UPI reports U S District Judge Bruce Thompson ruled Clark County Nevada must return 160 acres of Spring Mountain Youth Camp land to Vera Krupp Von Bohlen and Halbach heirs Margaret Westburg and Donald Darling. The land reverted after the county ceased youth rehabilitation use, with Thompson mandating repayment of court costs.
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