Rosenthal Delighted By Court Ruling
Frank Rosenthal returned to work at Argent Corporation after a 10 month absence when Nevada gaming authorities reversed a ban on his license. Judge Pawlikowski ordered standards for licensing, while Rosenthal praised Argent chairman Allen Glick and expressed resolve to defend his rights and support fair hearings for others.
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Frank Rosenthal
Argent Corporation
Rosenthal
Allen Glick
Carl Thomas
Frank Mooney
Argent
Clark County District Court
Joseph Pawlikowski
Nevada
Nevada Gaming Commission
Argent Board
Allen Glick Rosenthal
Pawlikowski
Gaming Commission
Control Board Charges Cheating at Sneak Joint
Las Vegas Gaming Control Board agents raided the Sneak Joint on Spring Mountain Road closing its two 21 tables and filing a cheating complaint against dealer Phyliss Casey Jones. Six overt acts alleged between October 30 and mid November include dealing seconds. Undercover observers reported the actions as customers. Managers Marty Zwerling and Fred Cullen contested the action as absurd. The bar remains open while the tables stay shut pending court action.
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Spring Mountain Road
Gaming Control Board
Jeff Silver
States Gaming Commissioners
Phyliss Casey "Jones" Jones
Jones
Marty Zwerling
Fred Cullen
Las Vegas
Louis Wiener Wiener
Zwerling
Geoffrey Hubbard death mystery in Las Vegas
Geoffrey Quentin Hubbard son of Scientology founder died of carbon monoxide poisoning in Las Vegas. Investigators traced his car from a VIN found near McCarran Airport after he was discovered Oct. 28 in a parked car, later dying Nov. 12 at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. Cause established as CO poisoning but mode and manner remain undetermined. police consider possible accidental or self-inflicted death. foul play ruled out.
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Geoffrey Quentin Hubbard
Church of Scientology
Clark County
Sheldon Green
Hubbard
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
McCarran
Green
Art Maren
Idean
Clearwater
Fla
Los Angeles
Maren
Las Vegas
Supreme Court blocks Gilmore execution in Utah stay
The U S Supreme Court 6 3 stay delays Gary Gilmore s Friday execution in Utah at his mother s request as justices seek records, prompting defense lawyers to challenge whether his waiver of rights was competent and intelligent. The stay ends the first halt on U S executions since 1967 and delays Gilmore who turns 36 the next day.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Supreme Court
Gary Gilmore
Utah
Gilmore
High Court
Richard Barnhard
United States
US Supreme Court
Bessie Gilmore
Milwaukie
Ore
Utah Supreme Court
Bennie Bushnell
Provo
Carter Studying Job Appointees
President elect Jimmy Carter, after naming Cyrus Vance as secretary of state and Bert Lance as budget director, says he will finalize chief officers by Christmas. He plans 70 names, researched by Hamilton Jordan, with a focus on balance, women, and minorities, and spent hours calling national experts for advice.
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Carter
Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hamilton Jordan
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SUN Star
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Clark County Medical Examiner
Scientology Church
Hubbard News Conference
Sunfoto
David Lee Waite
Helen Thomas
White House
Ralph Pearl
Ann Landers
MardiGras ‘Room
Fremont
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