Tourism notes and regional plans in Clark County life
A Las Vegas column reflects on Labor Day nearness and regional leisure from Lake Mead to Mt Charleston. It highlights community efforts by Bank of Las Vegas figures, the Clark County Mental Health Association banquet, and local government cooperation talks, with state legislative notes and civic plans under way.
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Nevada
Colorado
Mt Charleston
Lee's Canyon
Desert
Utah
Herb Stout
Bank of Las Vegas
Clark County Mental Health Association
the Sands
Herb
Harley Harmon
Bernie Posin
Pat Finnegan
Ralph Denton
Jack Melwin
R. Guild Gray
John Mowbray
Bank of Las Vega
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Clark County
Too Late to Classify Too Late to Classify
A jumble of personal notices and classifieds includes wedding rings, sewing lessons, help wanted for home visits, motel management, and real estate. Listings show a 61 Cadillac for sale and a 194 Plymouth Sport Fury with an address and phone number.
City Eyes Thunderbird Field Sale to Break Even
City Manager Clay Lynch seeks a break even figure from First Western for Thunderbird Field, north of the city, while councilman says he won’t act as conduit. Bill Rayson of First Western to handle negotiations. two appraisals of air facility at 2 million and 1.8 million. Lynch may push buying the whole facility. county commissioners could block federal airport subsidies. Thunderbird Field offers hangar space for 200+ planes and a 5000 foot runway ready for conversion.
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NLW
Clay Lynch
First Western
Thunderbird Field
Bill Rayson
Kelly
Lynch
the Sun
Murray Hoyt
County Planning Commission
Robbins Cahi
Dodgers Delemma Continues On Draft Policy Debate
A report from Congress details that President Johnson may sign an executive order altering Selective Service rules. Local draft boards would decide equities and needs for new draftees, with Navy and Marine needs cited and the possibility of limited future drafts to fill manpower gaps.
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Selective Service
Johnson
Presdent
John F. Kennedy
Childress
Kennedy
Apology Letter to Nevada Supreme Court by Edward G Marshall
Edward G Marshall submits a personal apology to the Nevada Supreme Court and Justices for remarks tied to the Beasley case. He accepts possible disciplinary action, cites official duty pressure, and expresses respect for constitutional processes while seeking to avoid further embarrassment.
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Supreme Court of State of Nevada
Jon Fn
Nevada
Beasley
State of Nevada
Supreme Court of the Seace of Nevada
Collins
Edward G. Marshall
Walking Distance Kept Up by County School Board
The County School Board voted to keep the two mile walking limit for students. Superintendent Leland Newcomer cited parent complaints about unsafe routes through parks and said changes should only occur if funds are available. In some cases alternate routes exceed two miles but transportation may be provided.
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Leland Newcomer
Las Vegas
Nevada
Holt
BNY Ue
Nevada Marriage Bureau skips delays for quick Las Vegas weddings
In Nevada couples can apply for a license, marry minutes later. Justice of the Peace Jim Brennan in the County Courthouse area officiates ceremonies for drafthangs seeking rapid nuptials. Some couples rush to Marryin’ Sams on Las Vegas Boulevard to beat LBJ’s deadline.
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Nevada
Las Vegas
Justice of the Peace
Jim Brennan
LBJ
Las Vegas Boulevard
Panama Canal Zone
Guam
City hall negotiators seal labor accord in stalled building drive
Mayor Grayson announced a settlement after talks with carpenters, general contractors, and union leaders. The agreement aims to end a cash flow crisis caused by the overtime walkout and mixed economy shutdowns by ready mix plants and some Teams. It includes concessions on working conditions and benefits, and a pledge to enforce a building code while curbing piece work practices. The plan hinges on stabilization of labor relations through long term talks and new regulatory steps.
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Grayson
Carpenters
Charles Jordan
Ready mix Industry
Operating Engineers Union
Bill Campbell
Strip Fur Store Robbery Probed by Sheriff Team
Sheriff Ralph Lamb dispatched most detectives to investigate a burglary at a fur store where about 120000 dollars worth of furs were stolen. Investigators suspect out of town burglars used a two by three foot vault hole to escape in several directions.
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Eriff Ralph Lamb
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