Paul Anka Dominates Stage and Glamour Gossip
A lively magazine item profiles Paul Anka as a towering personality both on and off the stage. It recalls early Sands nights, notes his influence on Ann Margret, and teases upcoming appearances by stars like Jack Carter and Charley Callas alongside birthday tidbits and calendar gossip.
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Ann-Margret
Caesars Palace
Paul Anka
Ann- Margret
Hilton
Frederic Apcar
Dunes Hotel
Dunes
Eddie Lynch
Sunrise Hospital
Jack Carter
Chicago
Drury Lane Theatre
Carter
Broadway
Charley Callas
the Sands
Dionne Warwicke
Eve
Mark
Sean Connery
James Bond
The
Flickers
George Wallace
Leonard Bernstein
Mel Ferrer
Dean Martin
Scholarship Slump in U.S. Colleges Cited by Phi Kappa Phi Leader
Dr. Claude Westfall, national VP of Phi Kappa Phi, told 168 delegates in Las Vegas that despite high student intelligence, scholarship is down due to grade inflation and lower admission standards. He urged maintaining high standards with top five percent juniors and top ten percent seniors as minimums and noted chapters may use interviews to assess ability. The convention, with 202 chapters and 189000 members, meets every three years.
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Las Vegas
Claude Westfall
University of Maine
Westfall
Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society
Circus Circus Hotel
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Philippines
UNLV
Phi Kappa Phi
Knoxville
Tenn
City Hall to Review Second Floor Cafeteria Plan
Las Vegas city officials review a proposed second floor cafeteria at City Hall with the state Bureau of Services to the Blind. Negotiations hinge on contract terms gas versus electric equipment and space allocations while space on the second floor is revised for police storage.
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SUN
Las Vegas
State Bureau of Services To the Blind
Bureau of Services To the Blind
Rehabilitation Division
Nevada Department of Human Resources
Mervin Flanders
Carson City
Joe Cathcart
Flanders
Las Vegas City Hall
City Hall
Bureau
Federal Building
Las Vegas Blvd
Cathcart
Metro Police Dept
Burea
Public Works
Larry Hampton
Bureau of Services To
Dacus Freedom Bail Sparks Nevada Supreme Court Review
Deputy AG Robert Edmondson says Justice Mowbray erred signing a bail order for Norman Dacus in a contempt case over land sales refunds in Pahrump. The real estate division argues contempt is civil and no bail applies, while Dacus claims he has $100,000 escrow to pay purchasers.
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Carson City
UPI
Supreme Court
John Mowbray
Norman Dacus
Las Vegas
Dacus
Keith Hayes
Pahrump
Robert Edmondson
Mowbray
Edmondson
Clark County District Court
Justice Mowbray
Los Angeles Times drops porn ads introduces family film guide
The Los Angeles Times stops running explicit pornographic movie ads and publishes a Family Film Guide rating films as family mature or adult. Publisher Otis Chandler cites indefensible content and long community responsibility. The guide lists MPAA ratings and brief subject notes with three clear categories.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Times
Otis Chandler
Times
San Diego Union and Evening Tribune
New Times Film Guide
Motion Picture Association of America
MPAA
Clark County teachers return for 1983 84 school year
The Clark County School District ends its hiatus with 3 830 teachers returning next week and 85 000 students entering 105 schools this fall. New and returning teachers report Monday at 8 a.m. Specialists report Tuesday at 8 a.m. Registration for students is Sept 1-2 and classes start Sept 6.
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Clark County
Board Room
Education Center
C.P. Squires
Firefighters Gain Control of Western Klamath Blaze
Firefighters gained control Tuesday night over the western edge of a large forest fire in Klamath National Forest near the California Oregon border. The blaze has blackened 49 750 acres of brush and timber and is 41 percent contained with two miles of north flank fireline under construction. After completion, about 12 000 acres between the main fire and the firebreak will be burned to prevent a sudden flare up. Air tankers returned as smoke lifted after an inversion previously grounded planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klamath National Forest
California-Oregon
State Division of Forestry
Nevada Appeal Names Steve Frady Editor
Steve Frady, 27, longtime Nevada Appeal staffer since 1972, was named editor by general manager Jack King. Frady succeeds John S. Miller who resigned and becomes one of the youngest editors in Don Reynolds owned papers. Previously sports editor, Frady was 1974 Nevada sportswriter of the year by the NSWA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Nev
UPI
Steve Frady
Nevada Appeal
Jack King Frady
John S. Miller
Don Reynolds
Frady
Nevada
National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association
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Ralph Peari
Paul
Ringside
Andy Anka
New York City
New York
Ed Sullivan
U.S
Wright Angles
By Lary Wright
Tricia White
Hampton
Upioto
Klamath
Hog Ridge
National Forest
LA Times
Chandler
the Valley News
Las Vanes
Camelot Health
Barbara Ursenbach
Physicians Formula
Skaggs Drug Centers & Family Store
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