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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1976
Page
3
Las Vegas City Commission met behind closed doors to discuss a possible city hall jobs reclassification costing 350000 to 400000 dollars. City Manager Bill Adams cited personnel-session ruling and his salary as grounds for the secrecy.
Attorney Harry Reid seeks a new trial for Susan Ford by calling two convicted murderers Dennis Webb and Andrew Gates as witnesses to claim Michael Anselmo escaped to target Ford. Judge Howard Babcock discussed whether to accept live testimony or depositions while Reid also accuses a Ford juror of bias.
Las Vegas officials rejected Gerald J. Young's request to open the Vegas Janitor and Maid Service at 1241 Las Vegas Blvd South after concerns over false information in his application. A show cause hearing is set for Dec 15, with avenues of appeal to the city commission and Clark County District Court.
County commissioners unanImously vote to keep offices at Las Vegas City Hall and table a $10,136 a month lease with Valley Bank Building owners. They may vacate to allow Metro Police use of the eighth floor, while considering a five year lease with Valley and First National Bank buildings. Commissioner Canter urges one more try to stay, authorizing Ronzone to negotiate with city officials and keep negotiations open if no deal is reached.
The Air Force identified Capt. Richard Kepner, 30, of St. Louis Missouri, and 1st Lt. Scott Boddy, 25, of Decatur Georgia, as the two men killed Monday when an F-4 Phantom from Moody AFB collided near Tonopah during Red Flag training at Nellis. A board of officers investigates the mishap.
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