Denton Sounds Firm Stand In Nevada Campaign
Democratic Congressional candidate Ralph Denton told Henderson Kiwanis Club he will not be a rubber stamp for any administration. He said he will vote for Nevadans and oppose bills he views as wrong, citing opposition to the Dodd Gun Bill and criticizing smear tactics aimed at him.
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Henderson Kiwanis Club
Denton
People of
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Card of Thanks Public Notice Not Too Late to Vote
Public notice requests participation in a local vote and names Mike Wendell as Justice of the Peace. The notice emphasizes timely action and official capacity.
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Mike Wendell
Justice of the Peace
Arnaz Arrested on Assault with Deadly Weapon Charge
Desi Arnaz, actor and producer, was arrested in Del Mar California on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. He will be booked in county jail. Details of the arrest were not immediately available. In Hong Kong eight Roman Catholic nuns expelled from Communist China arrived after harassment by Red Guard teens. one carried on a stretcher, another on crutches.
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Record pace Death Valley walk ends at border
Gordon Ritzman and Cliff McAdams completed a 13 mile foot journey across Death Valley National Monument ending at the California Nevada line after six days of trekking. Ritzman is a Balboa freelancer and McAdams a San Gabriel Valley Tribune travel editor.
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Pacesetter Division Opens Campaign Kickoff
United Fund campaign chairman E Parry Thomas announced the pacesetter division began with a luncheon at the Mint Hotel. Led by Chairman Ken J Sullivan, it targets firms donating $100 or more and seeks a goal of $236,598 with volunteers urged to complete their accounts before the September 22 kickoff.
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United Fund
Ken J. Sullivan
Mint Hotel
Sullivan
Cannon forecasts large Nellis expansion under reorganization
Sen. Howard Cannon said reorganization of the Tactical Air Command would bring an enormous expansion at Nellis Air Force Base. He predicted more than 500 personnel and equipment would be added as Nellis becomes one of three Tactical Command installations hosting major training centers for development of tactical concepts for Air Force combat and support forces.
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Tactical Air Command
Nellis Air Force Base
Cannon
Nevada
Koch Bows Out of Local Sheriff Race
Democrat Jim Koch withdraws from Clark County sheriff contest and endorses incumbent Ralph Lamb. Koch, Las Vegas businessman and real estate broker, says Lamb’s six year record and his own poll justify stepping aside. Koch’s name remains on the September 6 ballot.
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Jim Koch
Clark County
Ralph Lamb
Koch
Las Vegas
Lamb
Vegan Vanishes Fears of Foul Play Reported in Chicago Estate Case
Pat Hurd fears foul play after husband Harry Boyd Hurd Jr., trustee of a Chicago estate valued in the millions, disappeared during a downtown visit. He left for a meeting with an IRS agent at 11 am Monday but did not keep the appointment. wife says cars trailed them and home was watched in weeks prior.
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Las Vegas
Chicago
Hurd
Wengert Ave
Pat
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Dutton challenges Bilbray to TV debate on tax policy
County assessor hopeful Jean Dutton issued a telegram offering a half hour television debate with incumbent James Bilbray. He urged a Sunday broadcast and a Thursday noon reply, citing unfair tax policies he says hurt homeowners and fund essential services.
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James Bilbray
Dutton
Bilbray
City nurses end mass strike with pay deal and emergency funds
After a day of disruption city nurses accepted a pay settlement arranged with Mayor John F. Shelley. The 805 nurses will receive immediate pay increases matching private hospitals, costing over a million dollars this year. A state of emergency allowed use of reserve funds.
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San Francisco
UPS
City Hospital
John F. Shelley
De Gaulle Given Warm Welcome in Phnom Penh
French President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Phnom Penh to a riotous greeting as petals floated over a flag draped city. Prince Norodom Sihanouk received him, with security measures along the triumphal route described as rigorous.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Norodon Sihanouk
Viet Nam
de Gaulle
Dean of Senate Set for Surgery
Sen. Carl Hayden of Arizona, the dean of the Senate and president pro tempore, will undergo minor surgery at Bethesda Naval Hospital today for a persistent urinary infection after conservative treatment failed. Doctors recommended the procedure.
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Washington
UPS
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Hank Greenspun and the paper down the street
The piece recalls how Hank Greenspun handled a public feud with restraint and style. It notes his shift from conflict to courteous distance, his ultimate invitation to the author for this space, and a hint that future columns may tackle gambling stories.
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