Nevada Campaign Finance Law Hurdle Faces 1978 Runoffs
Las Vegas report outlines the Nevada Election Campaign Practices Act limits on gubernatorial spending. Candidates face a $150 000 primary cap and $201 000 general cap with totals potentially reaching $350 000 to $500 000 depending on final runoffs. The piece discusses implications for Bob List and Bob Rose, campaign logistics, media costs, and donor accountability as Nevada enacts new financial rules.
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Nevada
Bob List
Rep
Bob Rose
Dem
Travalena and Tasso to Entertain SUN Youth Forum
Las Vegas SUN Youth Forum will feature Fred Travalena and Dieter Tasso for about an hour of comedy and juggling. The 22nd annual event at the Convention Center showcases two top Las Vegas entertainers who have appeared with major stars and on national talk shows.
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Las Vegas Sun Youth Forum
Convention Center
Las Vegas
Fred Travalena
Dieter Tasso
First Order
Fred
Ann-Margret
Julie Andrews
Bobbie Gentry
Shirley MacLaine
Frank Sinatra
Harry James
Tommy Dorsey
Tasso
Victor Borge
Mike Douglas
Merv Griffin
Bond Issue Goes To Vote In Las Vegas
A school bond proposal is set for a public vote in Las Vegas on Thursday December 1977. Officials urge voters to consider funding for district facilities and new classrooms.
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SUN
Clark County
District Board of Trustees
Thurman White
Civic Leader Maxwell Kelch Dies at 66 in New Orleans
Las Vegas civic figure and KENO founder Maxwell Kelch, 66, died of a heart attack in New Orleans. Services set for 11 a.m. Monday at First Presbyterian Church. he will be cremated. Survived by wife Laura Belle, son Robert, daughter Marilyn, brother Hubert and one grandchild.
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Las Vegas
Maxwell Kelch
Keno Radio Station
New Orleans
First Presbyterian Church
Irving Phillips
Kelch
Hollywood
Calif
UCLA
Los Angeles
KFWB
Warner Brothers
KENO
el Rancho Vegas
Air Force
Nellis Air Force Base
Henderson
Las Vegas Valley
Laura Belle
Robert Maxwell Kelch
Marilyn Gabler
Hubert Kelch
San Francisco
Trick's Kids sue for wrongful death in motel shooting
The three minors of killed 66yearold Rafe Ealy sue Cheryl Dangerfield for 250000 damages through guardian Josephine Ealy alleging Dangerfield shot Ealy at the Mission Inn on February 9. Dangerfield, a former prostitute, pleaded guilty to second degree murder and is serving life. She says Ealy supplied heroin and shot him after a dispute over a snitch and a fight. Her pimp Willie Causey received a 20year sentence for heroin sales.
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Mary Ann Ealy
Norman Ealy
Julie Ann Ealy
Josephine Ealy
Cheryl Dangerfield
Mike Hines
Rafe Ealy
Dangerfield
Mission Inn
Carson Ave
Ealy
Paul Goldman
Nevada
Carson City
Salt Lake City
Vermont Ave
Willie Causey
Metro Seeks Golden Inn Till-Tapper
Metro Police seek a man in his late 20s who robbed the Golden Inn at 120 Las Vegas Blvd South of 200 dollars. He is described as 5 foot 7, 150 pounds with brown hair and eyes. He entered the motel asked for a room pulled a gun and demanded the till.
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Metro
Metro Police
Golden Inn
Las Vegas Blvd. South
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