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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1964
Page
2
The Bank of Las Vegas announces a four percent interest on all savings accounts across seven branches starting January 1. The policy highlights its customer friendly approach and the bank's growth and community ties as a key selling point.
The board weighs buying property for a News Bureau switch and office space on South Fifth Street. Albright warns a 17 acre need may expand plans, while 400 acre proposals face opposition. Fountain urges courts before condemning land and predicts Mrs. Brown will appeal.
Brando involved in a police court case after a night of alleged vandalism at his home. The actress reportedly tore down a fence and hurled a table through a plate glass window during the incident.
Chief Peterson restructures Boulder City police with new chain of command and juvenile focus. He trains officers in photography, emphasizes no drinking, public talks, and community outreach while guarding the department against past corruption.
A discussion argues extremism can balance political ideas if nonviolent, and school prayer should be replaced by a silent moment to respect both majority and minority rights. The text cites concerns about denominational bias in audible prayers and references Supreme Court action.
City officials have yet to comment as the city attorney and departments examine records regarding AA Ambulance Co seeking four city permits. The commission paused Moore's application and the 1965 contract while Mercy remains the lone bid and the five-ambulance requirement looms. Bishop held permits for three ambulances in 1963.
Lawmakers seek to require repair shops to notify the legal owner before liens are placed on cars, limiting repairs above a $100 cap and shifting responsibility to the dealer. Debates center on protecting owners while addressing billable repairs and potential abuse by garages and banks.
The article describes a commission meeting where Marshall asserted he was the board's legal counsel, interrupting Commissioner Aarph Denton who sought Porter’s input on procedure related to the ordinance. Porter was seated near the desk while Marshall held the other end, with the commissioners spaced apart.
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