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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1976
Page
7
The Nevada DMV urges delayed renewals for December registrations with a 31 December deadline and no grace period. Renewals should be mailed with proper fees to a DMV or assessor office in Clark or Washoe Counties or other counties.
Joseph Henslik 26 had his probation revoked after asking a district judge to allow immediate transfer to state prison to prepare for a visit from his dying mother. He faces a 72 year sentence with credit for 404 days served. previously convicted of battery with intent to kill related to a 1972 inmate stabbing.
County Commissioners heard that reclassifying about 380 positions to align with city structures could cost about 500000 next year. A 60000 study funded under the Intergovernmental Personnel Act found most county professionals underpaid and suggested salary steps rises for many.
In Clark County credit card forgery rises as cashless use grows. Metro forgery detail led by Lt. Donald Dennison and Sgt Jimmy Gaston pursues crooks with police and bank investigators. A Las Vegas woman, Mary Barrett O Rourke, pleaded guilty to two counts and was sentenced to six years for using a card to gas up and rent a U Hual, with the misused card found in a Norfolk, Virginia lot.
Gov Mike O Callaghan appointed James J Avance as Administrator of the Nevada Taxicab Authority in Las Vegas succeeding Manuel J Cortez Cortez resigned after election to the Clark County Commission Avance was North Las Vegas police chief before being fired with four other department heads The governor said Avance will start immediately to ensure overlap before Cortez departs The taxicab authority oversees Las Vegas cab industry The maximum pay for the job is 21840 dollars.
Darrell A. Tomblin and his wife Carole of Houston won 12.2 million dollars in a Nevada civil suit in Reno against First Wisconsin National Bank and First Wisconsin Mortgage Co. for alleged negligent misrepresentations and failure to provide financing to complete projects including Sundance Place, Sundance Shores, and Renaissance Place. The six week trial, presided over by Judge Bruce Thompson, followed halted Las Vegas developments started by Tomblin Corp.
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