Hanley Bail Bid Denied In Bramlet Case
Tom Hanley 61 and his son Andrew Hanley 38 face murder charges in the Bramlet slaying with bail motions denied. Hanley seeks reduced bail and a jail visit for his wife Wendy Hanley. Trial set Oct. 10. son’s preliminary Aug. 29. wife’s trial Nov. 1. Hospital health claims and family ties cited.
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Jerry Ralya
SUN
Tom Hanley
Culinary Union
al Bramlet
Dist
Michael Wendell
Hanley
Andrew Gramby Hanley
Bramlet
Tom
IRS raid dispute over 1975 Las Vegas court records
A federal hearing is set for 9:30 a.m. Wednesday to decide if the IRS illegally seized Las Vegas Municipal Court records in 1975 to prove Municipal Judge Robert Moon Mullen took bribes. Mullen faces bribery and perjury charges linked to 1973–75.
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IRS
Las Vegas
Robert “Moon
Mullen
U.S. Dist
Roger Foley
Where I Stand on Affirmative Action and Quotas
Guest column by Jesse Scott, executive director of the Nevada Commission on Equal Rights of Citizens, argues the need for race and gender considerations in remedies for past discrimination. He cites the 13th Amendment duty to eradicate vestiges of inferiority and quotes Professor Kinoy on undoing slavery through addressing those once enslaved.
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Jesse Scott
Nevada Commission On Equal Rights of Citizens
Scott
America
Arthur Kinoy
Rutgers University Law School
Washington, D.C
U.S
$22 Million Jail Plan Questioned by County Officials
County officials question a $22 million metropolitan jail project after a federal Bureau of Prisons inspection of Clark County Jail. Concerns include administration and staffing, while current issues include killings, beatings and a federal rights lawsuit. County officials urge a dispassionate appraisal before proceeding.
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SUN
Clark County
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Jim Bartley
The
William Conger
Bureau
Bartley
Conger
Richard Bunker
Jim Steinmann
Facility Sciences Corp
Steinmann
Bunker
Maricopa County
Phoenix
Ariz
Girl at three months learns to stand aided by coffee table
April Ackerman, three months old, stands with help as her mother did 21 years ago. The family, living near an Air Force base, notes April began pulling up at two months and plans for more children follow.
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April Ackerman
April
SUN
Carol
Brad Ackerman
N. Nellis Blvd
Air Force Base
Daddy Ackerman
Air Force
Hotel Employe Rape Investigation at Mint Hotel
A Mint Hotel executive is under internal and police inquiry over an alleged rape of a 20 year old buffet employee on a hotel upper floor. The incident reportedly happened last Friday with the executive already traveling to Illinois and due back later in the week. No charges have been filed.
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Mint
SUN
Metro
Eldon Tuttle
Illinois
The
del Webb
Tuttle
Elvis leaves ironclad will naming Vernon executor
Elvis Presley death prompts a 13 page will filed in probate court naming Vernon Presley as executor and trustee with broad power to divide the estate among family members. The will, dated March 3 1977, sets up separate trusts for Lisa Marie and her future children and leaves no specific bequests nor estate value.
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Tennessee
Vernon
H E Evans
Bill
Presley
Ginger Alden
Charles F. Hodge
Graceland
Lisa
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