County Dads Vote For 70 Million Plant
Clark County Commissioners vote 52 in favor of moving ahead with a 70 million sewage plant after EPA threats of a moratorium on hookups and clawback of a 4 million grant. A telegram cited biologists finding no basis to change Las Vegas Wash standards and urged action to protect bids.
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Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Clark County
Las Vegas Wash
Robert Broadbent
EPA Dec
Nevada Environmental Commission
Tom Wiesner
David Canter
Wiesner
Canter
Henry Greenville
Henderson
Broadbent
Guild Gray
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Thalia Dondero
Allen Collins
Collins Brothers Construction Co
Switch Operation Nets Suspects In Related Robberies
Police say they arrested multiple suspects in a case tied to a fencing operation linked to a murder at a Las Vegas store. The informant-led sweep recovered stolen goods including credit cards and electronics and led to charges in a linked liquor-store robbery.
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Brooker
2 Man
Mt. Charleston
Smith
Lewis
Crawford
Gary Marsh
Highlander
Gilbem Brothers Liquors
Brookers
Clark County
Holt
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Ralph Lamb
Jack Keith
Las Vegas
FBI
Lamb
Michael Lee Hardison
Cunningham
Glouster McCline
Hassell
Montenao Smith
West St
Gregory Lee Turpin
Bullock St
North
Lous P Pounds
Statz
Wayne Macchin
Tropicana
Ricky Towers
Eugene Butler
Harsell
Joel McLaurin
T. St. Linda
Balzar
Landers Semesser
Randy Punches
Verde
Vevlyn Dupree
Bluff St
Johnny Robinson
McWilliams
Bus Driver Jailed Briefly Loses Job
Public school bus driver Jomn Marie Tadlock aged 20 was jailed briefly on suspicion of drug impaired driving and has been fired. She faces criminal charges from a November 23 incident when she allegedly blacked out behind the wheel with children aboard near Civic Center Drive and Cheyenne Avenue in North Las Vegas. Witnesses say the bus swerved on the freeway before foremen stopped it and parked the vehicle, police were summoned.
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Jomn Marie Tadlock
Civic Center Drive
Cheyenne Avenue
Las Vegas
Cheyenne
Civic Center
Louisiana Governor Mum On Tahoe Trip Controversy
Governor Edwards refused to discuss specifics of a Tahoe trip saying it involved no tax money and noting the plane was not sent for him but stopped in Baton Rouge en route. He stayed at Harrahs during part of the holiday and at his own endominium elsewhere, saying hotels often offer complimentary rooms and transportation to offset gaming losses.
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Edwards
Lake Tahoe
United States
Baton Rouge
Harrahs Hotel
Las Vegas
Tom
Harrahs
Reno
Nev
Idaho
Frontier Employees Eye Union
The NLRB in Las Vegas confirms gaming staff at the Frontier Hotel petitioned for Teamsters Local 14 representation. About 250 dealers and baccarat staff would vote on union bargaining. hearings may follow if hotel and union disagree. Petition filed last Friday in Los Angeles. Several hotels have tried similar moves without success.
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National Labor Relations Board
Las Vegas
Frontier Hotel
Teamsters Local 14
Teamsters
NLRB
Los Angeles
Utah Death Penalty Board Approves Gilmore Execution
The Utah Board of Pardons and Parole votes to proceed with Gilmore’s death sentence despite objections. Latimer supports the sentence as constitutional. Harriet Marcus dissents seeking delay pending Utah Supreme Court review. Governor Rampton stays action, law prevents further moves. ACLU plans a stay request with the high court.
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American Civil Liberties Union
Gilmore
High Court
Latimer
Thomas Harrison
Utah
Harriet Marcus
Utah Supreme Court
Calvin Rampton
Utah Attorney General's Office
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