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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1976

Page

5

Nevada widow sheriff to carry gun in purse in goldfield

Jan 3 Sarah Carter will be sworn in as Esmeralda County sheriff, the second woman to hold the post in Nevada and the first elected in her own right. She plans to organize, mobilize locals, and rely on chief deputy Frank Sweeney to fix county law enforcement gaps. Carter, 49, defeated incumbent Jim Bridgeman and candidates Cathcart and Harrison, citing limited services and a need for accountability. She may carry a gun in her purse and expects opposition from skeptics but believes community support backs her effort.

Goldfield Nevada Esmeralda Sarah Carter Matt Dillon Wyatt Earp Tran Esmeralda County Frank Sweeney Carter Las Vegas Harley Jim Bridgeman Charles Cathcart James Harrison Clara Dunham Crowell Lander County George

Lady Professor Sues Over Pay Gap at UNLV

Felicia Florine Cambell, a UNLV English professor and former department director, sues UNLV and Nevada system officials for 20,000 alleging sex discrimination. She claims lower pay than male peers, delayed promotions, unlawful denial of professorship, and improper review of a Race Track project. Named defendants include Neil Humphrey, Donald Raepler, Max Milam, and 20 John Does.

UNLV U.S. District Court Felicia Florine Cambell Department of English Cambell Unly College of Arts and Letters University of Nevada, Reno Neil Humphrey University of Nevada System Donald Raepler Max Milam UNR John Does

Nevada Public Service Commission Sets Jan 2 Hearing

The Nevada Public Service Commission schedules January 2 as the resumption date for a Reno hearing on Sierra Pacific Power the $11.5 million rate request. A 7 p.m. consumer testimony slot is set at the Holiday Inn on South Virginia Street. Requested electric rate increase totals $9 million annually in western Nevada with water and natural gas rate hikes of $218000 and $2.2 million respectively in Reno.

Carson City UPI Nevada Public Service Commission Reno Sierra Pacific Power Company Holiday Inn South Virginia Street Nevada

Cleanup push targets Henderson pollution plants in Las Vegas

Las Vegas City Commissioner Myron Leavitt asks pollution control staff for a resume and report detailing plans to eliminate plant pollution. In a District Board of Health hearing Aladdin Hotel director Lee Fisher urged action, citing visible smoke from the Henderson plants and urging timely regulations. The report is slated for the December 16 health board meeting.

Henderson Las Vegas Myron Leavitt Leavitt Clark County Otto Ravenholt District Board of Health Aladdin Hotel Lee Fisher Aladdin

India Faces Doctor Shortage With One Doctor Per Five Thousand

A health statistic highlights a persistent doctor shortage in India, showing approximately one physician for every five thousand residents across the country, signaling strain on medical access and patient care.

India

Judge To Study Files On Devil's Hole Pupfish Case

The fate of the Devil's Hole pupfish, the world's rarest fish, remains unresolved after two days of testimony. U S District Judge Roger Foley will review decades of documents before ruling on water levels needed to sustain about 200 fish, amid a long dispute with the Cappart family over irrigation withdrawals since 1968.

Devil's Hole Federal Court Roger Foley Devil’s Hole Death Valley National Monument UNLV James Deacon Francis Marilyn Cappaert Deacon Cappaerts Devil's Hole Pool U. S. Supreme Court U.S. District Court Foley Cappacrts Lionel

McCarrans To Divorce In Clark County

Marjorie R. McCarran filed for divorce from Samuel Patrick McCarran in Clark County District Court. She seeks equal division of community property plus 900 dollars monthly alimony and a restraining order to stop harassment amid a reported threat to harm. The couple married in June 1973 and have no children.

Nevada Pat McCarran Marjorie R. McCarran Clark County Samuel Patrick McCarran

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