United Strike Hits Las Vegas Flights Grounded Nationwide
United Airlines grounds planes after IAMAW strike, placing about 13 thousand non striking workers on no pay. Las Vegas operations face minimal impact with 18 daily flights normally and 300 local staff, as talks with W J Usery continue and workers remain on strike nationwide.
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Budget surplus seen if Las Vegas retains staff
Las Vegas officials report 46 workers face January 10 layoff while Finance Director Marvin Leavitt says with budget adjustments and a July 1 surplus forecast at about 450000 the city could keep the 46 employed. He notes 34 vacancies exist and would cost about 200000 to retain them, leaving a 150000 surplus.
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LV Official To Attend LA Forum
Las Vegas Manpower Director Al Lipitt will fly to Los Angeles Tuesday morning to attend a one day National Forum on Domestic Activities. Lipitt received a personal invitation from Vice President Nelson Rockefeller to join officials from across the nation dealing with federal funding programs under CETA. The agency handles the Comprehensive Employment Training Act as funding curtailment dominates headlines.
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County seeks full EPA sewer funds for AW T plant
Clark County commissioners urge Senator Can non to press EPA for the full 56 million dollar share of the 75 million Advanced Wastewater Treatment project. They fear phased funding would raise sewer rates and force double bond sales, worsening current 2.25 dollar monthly bills.
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James Parrot
Mayor Ponders City Unionism and Federal Takeover
North Las Vegas Mayor C R Bud Cleland returned from a Miami conference to warn unionism in city government and potential federal takeover threaten cities nationwide. He cited 23 layoffs imminent, fixed budgets, rising union demands, and uncertain revenue sharing as central pressures on city finances.
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Fewer Americans Traveled Abroad in 1974 and Spending Rises
New York reports 23.77 million Americans traveled abroad in 1974, a 4 percent drop from 24.75 million in 1973, while overseas spending reached about 7.64 billion dollars, up 8 percent from the previous year. The text also mentions a Sanitation District meeting on December 16 debating the EPA stance on a plant construction and possible moratorium if EPA issues a sewage violation.
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Deportation Hearings Set for Three Men
Preliminary hearings are scheduled for Dec. 15 in federal court for three men accused of illegal entry. Magistrate Joseph G. Real set bail at $5,000 for Juan Reyes Carrillo David Mendoza Estrada and Alfonso Llamos Herrera, all previously deported.
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Las Vegas Sun Organizational Page a Listing of Staff and Offices
A historical Las Vegas Sun staff directory lists H. M. Greenspun as editor and publisher, with company address at 121 S Highland Ave. It names executives and departments including Ray Germain, David Greenspun, Barbara Greenspun, Burt Buy, Les Ritchie, Bryn Armstrong, Dave Grubnick, Bill Guthrie, Versie Lellen, and Douglas Ritchie. Memberships with press associations and advertising reps are noted alongside subscription rates and delivery terms.
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