Foes Won’t File Suit After Hernstadt Election Win
Republicans Jean Ford and Zel Lowman deny plans to sue to overturn the State Senate District 3 result despite Hernstadt’s campaign overspending. Hernstadt faces a criminal complaint for spending 41 578 over the 29 436 limit and earlier sought to declare Nevada campaign law unconstitutional.
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William Hernstadt
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Hernstadt
Jean Ford
Zel Lowman
District Attorney's Office
Clark County
Nevada
Churches Critics Slam Free Water Policy
Las Vegas Valley Water District Trustees debated legality of giving free water to churches begun in 1953. About 21,000 dollars of water last year went free to churches, representing 44 percent of church water use while the maximum free amount per church is 11.25 dollars monthly. The board considered shifting church bill burdens as rates rise, with a public hearing planned before year end.
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Fred West
Citizens For Survival
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West
Meilden-Smyth
John Birch Society
David Canter
First National Banks of
Nevada
Pair Pleads Guilty In Shotgun Death
James E. Proctor 18 and Dwight Mathews 17 pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the Dec 29 1975 killing of Dennis C. Downer 31. They face a five years to life sentence and will be sentenced Jan 6 before Judge Paul Goldman. Downer, a Clark County computer operator, was shot through his front door as he opened it. the youths said they intended to burglarize a home and did not know that anyone would be home.
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Clark
Limonite Way
Downer
Clark County
Proctor
Matthews
Las Vegas Sun Staff and Contact Details Page
Published mornings including Sundays by the Las Vegas Sun Inc. at 121 S Highland Ave Las Vegas Nevada. Lists president vice presidents secretary treasurer publisher and staff roles with advertising director executive editor and editors. Includes subscription rates by mail and notices of postpaid status and national advertising representatives.
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Nevada
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New York
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Los Angeles
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American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California
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Unification Activists Plan Circulating Petitions in Las Vegas Area
Citizens For A New City led by Dorothy Eisenberg will circulate petitions to unify Las Vegas with four townships. They seek about 6000 signatures meeting state annexation rules, with 10 percent thresholds by property owners land area and assessed valuation.
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Las Vegas
CFANC
Dorothy Eisenberg
League of Women Voters
Junior League
Zack Taylor
Taylor
Greater
Clark County
Eisenberg, Taylor and Associates
Eisenberg
Franklin attacks board over unconstitutional consolidation
County residents in Sanitation District No 1 face high sewer fees and debt service while Mesquite and Searchlight voters paid for bond issues. Franklin urged reimbursement from the county general fund for studies on the Advanced Wastewater Sewage Plant to share costs with beneficiaries.
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George Franklin
Franklin
Mesquite
Searchlight
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