Fifteen Southern Nevadans Get Appointments By Laxalt
Governor Paul Laxalt announced appointments and reappointments to state boards and commissions. Named were Samuel Moore of Tonopah and Frank Bender of Reno to the Economic Development Board. Hyman Yanke and Lester L. La Fortune of Las Vegas to the Air Pollution Control Advisory Council with La Fortune also on the Hearing Board. Jack H. Miller of Henderson to the Board of Architecture. Dee Mathew Hughes of Mesquite to the Dairy Commission. Robert O. Forson of North Las Vegas to the Park Advisory Commission. Margaret E.F. Simon of Las Vegas to the State Board of Nursing. and others including James J. Gibson of Henderson, Harry J. McKinnon Jr. of Las Vegas, Carroll Ogren of Reno to the Medical Care Advisory Group. The roster includes appointments to the Soil Conservation Committee, Funeral Directors and Embalmers, Ground Water Board, Fire Marshal's Advisory Board, Indian Affairs Commission, Nevada History Commission, Arts Council, Optometry, Psychology Examiners, and multiple Agriculture and Chiropractic boards.
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Nevada
Paul Laxalt
Samuel Moore
Tonopah
Frank Bender
Reno
Economic Development Board
Hyman Yanke
Lester L. la Fortune
Las Vegas
Air Pollution Control Advisory Council
la Fortune
Jack H. Miller
Henderson
Board of
Architecture
Dee Mathew Hughes
Mesquite
Dairy Commission
Robert O. Forson
North
Park Advisory Commission
Margaret EF. Simon
State Board of Nursing
Robert C. Horton
Advisory Mining Board
James J. Gibson
Harry J. McKinnon, Jr
Carroll ‘’. Ogren
Geral P. Meyer
Sparks
Veterinary Medical Examiners Board
Frank Wener
Pahrump
Agee H. Vance
Wells
Soil Conservation Committee
Charles M. Knauss
Benjamin Drummer
State Board of Chiropody
Fred Allen
Ground Water Board
C. D. Williams
Carl H. Smith
Private Investigators Licensing Board
Carl Henry Kubler
Phyllis Walsh
Wadsworth
Indian Affairs Commission
N. FE. Broadbent
Ely
Board of Pharmacy
Psychiatrist Club Reopens Briefly After Judge Ruling
District Judge Thomas O'Donnell ruled state law supersedes a Clark County ordinance giving the sheriff power to suspend a liquor license. The Paradise Road nightclub Psychiatrist Club was suspended but ordered to reopen for now as the Licensing Board meets September 10. Attorney George Foley said reopen plans proceed while DA George Franklin appeals to the Nevada Supreme Court, which may stay the ruling.
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Thomas O'Donnell
Nevada
Clark County
Paradise Road
Psychiatrist
Ralph Lamb
Lamb
District Attorney’s Office
Atty
George Foley
Ernie Cast
Dist
George Franklin
Foley
Franklin
O'Donnell
County Licensing Board
Clark County Licensing Board
Cast
Nevada Supreme Court
Psychiatrist Club
Federal funds approved for Houssels Park near Las Vegas
A $600,000 federal grant for the 325 acre Houssels Ranch southeast of Las Vegas was announced by Senators Bible and Cannon. The grant covers half the purchase price. Paradise Town would fund the other half with $680,000 sought in matching funds. The park plan includes a stable, stadium, planetarium, football field, pools, playgrounds and other sports facilities.
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Houssels Ranch
Las Vegas
Alan Bible
Howard Cannon
Paradise Town Paradise
Paradise Town
Tropicana Hotel
J. Kell Houssell
Frontier Fidelity
Mark Twain Life Insurance Trial Heads to Jury
The trial of three former Mark Twain Life Insurance executives ends defense testimony with the jury to hear closing arguments at 9 30 am today. Prosecutors accuse C Larry Frisby W Mark Eddington and J MacArthur Wright of diverting nearly 200000 in company funds for personal use.
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Kenneth Mann
C. Larry Frisby
W. Mark Eddington
J. MacArthur Wright
Las Vegas Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Las Vegas Sun lists its corporate address at 1215 Highland Ave Las Vegas Nevada 89106 and names key staff including M Greenspun president R Germain vice president Ruthe Deskin secretary Barbara Greenspun treasurer Haney Womack general manager Bryn Armstrong executive editor Vince Anselmo managing editor Jim Barrows city editor Tom Odisken sports editor Gerry Appleby women’s editor Douglas Ritchie classified ad manager John Cavaness circulation manager. The paper is entered as second class matter and is a member of major press associations and syndicates.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
Highland Ave
Las Vegas
Nevada
M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Jim Barrows
Tom Odiskin
Gerry Appleby
Douglas Ritchie
John Cavaness
Congress
Ward Griffit Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Las Vegas firm bids low on Boulder City children’s home
The Argus Construction Co. of Las Vegas submitted the lowest bid of 208800 for the Southern Nevada Children's Home in Boulder City. Seven other firms bid higher, with the top bid over 238000. State planning officials will study reducing the price to 181000, the 1967 appropriation.
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The
Argus Construction Co
Las Vegas
Boulder City
Western Bancorporation Declares Quarterly Dividend
Western Bancorporation has declared a quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share payable Sept. 30 to stockholders of record Sept. 3. Frank L. King, chairman of the board, announced the dividend. The company is a registered bank holding company with 92 000 shareholders and 28 commercial banks, 583 offices in western states, and an international bank in New York.
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Western Bancorporation
Frank L. King
New York
Mayor Weds His Secretary in City Hall Civil Ceremony
North Las Vegas Mayor William Taylor married Barbara Roberts, a mayoral office employee, in a brief civil ceremony at City Hall. Justice of the Peace Lloyd George performed the wedding attended by about 12 family members and City Manager Clay Lynch and his wife Monica. This is the second marriage for both spouses.
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North
Las Vegas
William Taylor
City Hall
Barbara Roberts
Justice of the Peace
Lloyd George
Clay Lynch
Monica
Taylor
Funeral Set For Victim Of Viet War
Funeral services for Pfe Robert Matthew Cates Jr. will be held at Nellis Air Force Base Chapel at 7 30 a m Tuesday. Cates 20 son of Mrs Jay Cates of 5307 Jay Ave died from enemy rocket fire Aug 13 near Ben Hai Vietnam. He moved to Las Vegas in 1965 after attending Yerington schools and graduating from Hollywood Beauty College. He worked at Dee Lyn Beauty Salon. Burial will be at Walton's Chapel of the Valley Carson City tomorrow.
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Pfe
Robert Matthew Cates, Jr
Nellis Air Force Base
Cates
Jay Cates
Jay Ave
Ben Hai
Vietnam
Las Vegas
Yerington
Hollywood Beauty College
Dee Lyn Beauty Salon
Walton's Chapel of
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Merk Swain
Commission On Nevada History
Elizabeth Shapiro
Nevada Council On the Arts
George F. Hamilton
Board of Dispensing Opticians
William G. van Patten
Carson City
Board of Optometry
George A. Cromer
Savings Association Board
Bruce Forsyth
Council On Libraries
Robert G. Whittemore
Psychological Fixaminers Board
Dean Rhoads
Tuscarora
Delbert J. Zunino
Jiggs
Agriculture Board
Donald J. Jones
Henry Angus
Houssels Park
Bible and Cannon
Mark Twain
LasVegas@SUN
H. M. Greenspun
Continental
United States
Italy
Happy Holiday Gifts
Dfiileir
ORLEY
Jackson Palm Chapel
Edward $. Price
St. Peters
U.S. NO
U.S.D.A. Choice
Atart
Nester
Liquid
Bank Americard
U.S.D.A
Farmer John
Lks
Capr
Magnum
Vermouth
Newport Coffee
Fleischman
London
Lord Craven
Sowon
Garnier
King George IV
George W. Bonney
James Filbey
Albert Maxwell
Palm Memorial Park
Zarkow
Kelly Palm
Barclay's
Lindsey
Palm Chapel
Etta Cox
Church of God In Christ
Sebe Powell, JR
Paul H. Turner
Willie O'Neill
Palin Mortuary
France
Chateau de Baby
Kinsey
Prince Nickolas
Seales
Spain
Daviess County
Kentucky
West Indies
Rum
Wenn
Newport
Jacques Reynard
Royal Latin
Eacen
Aipdhies
Tan Sap Iim
Ceamece
Grant
Maxwell House Coffee
Si Dah Bag
Flamingo
Paradise
Paul
MDE
Nevada Board OF Regents
Partica Ady Commies
Mark Miaike
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