Laxalt to Meet Regents on Nevada Southern Budget Plan
Gov. Paul Laxalt will meet the University of Nevada Board of Regents in the Nev ada Southern University session with a 2 p.m. start. Regents will review a 45 million operating budget, funding for new building projects at Reno and Las Vegas campuses, and a 2.3 million two year medical school plan with final action in January. They will also weigh a Tonopah Hall dormitory petition, plans for an arts center, optional insurance for staff and faculty, Elko Community College linkage, a higher education facilities act briefing, and a 16 thousand dollar NSU federal grant spent later.
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Paul Laxalt
University of Nevada Board of Regents
Nevada Southern University
Laxalt
University
Reno
Las Vegas
NSU
Tonopah Hall
Elko Community College
University of Nevada
State Commission On the Higher Education Facilities Act
Obituaries: Frost Owen Longwill Died In Local Area
Three obituaries note deaths of Ralph Charles Frost 64 of 520 S 4th St in his home Tuesday a WWII Army veteran born December 30 1903 in Odessa Missouri lived here 24 years services at Bunker Brothers Funeral Chapel at 11 a m with Rev Glenn L Tudor officiating burial Woodlawn Cemetery no immediate survivors Luther Thomas Owen 54 of 825 Nellis Blvd died yesterday member of Carpenters Local 1780 born March 7 1914 in Monticello Arkansas lived here seven years services in Globe Arizona Bunker Brothers Mortuary in charge survivors wife Lola Fay Owen Las Vegas three sons Thomas Luther Owen Lendon Bouldin and Jimmy Bouldin two daughters Fern Evana and Jackie Semmons 12 grandchildren two brothers Hemby Owen El Segundo California J C Owen Tulsa Oklahoma two sisters Marguerite Wilkinson Lorraine Kulbeth Robert Foy Longwill 60 of 3660 E Fremont St died in hospital Tuesday a highway construction laborer born July 8 1908 in Colorado lived here six years graveside Palm Memorial Park Henderson at 2 p m today survivors mother Lilly Lee Las Vegas sister Mary M Watterson Van Nuys California
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Ralph Charles Frost
S. 4Th St
Mr. Frost
Odessa
Bunker Brothers
Glenn L. Tudor
First Christian Church
Woodlawn
Luther Thomas Owen
Nellis Blvd
Carpenters
Mr. Owen
Monticello
Ark
Globe, Ariz
Bunker Brothers Mortuary
Lola Fay Owen
Las Vegas
Thomas Luther Owen
Lendon Bouldin
Jimmy Bouldin
Fern Evana
Jackie Semmons
Hemby Owen
el Segundo
Calif
J. C. Owen
Tulsa
Okla
Marguerite Wilkinson
Lorraine Kulbeth
Robert Foy Longwill
E. Fremont St
Mr. Longwill
Colorado
Palm Memorial Park
Henderson
Lilly Lee
Mary M. Watterson
van Nuys
AGVA Faces Feb Ruling Over Reno Strike
A UPI report notes a February ruling on whether the American Guild of Variety Artists violated Taft Hartley act secondary boycott rules during a Reno musicians strike. Hearing examiner James Webster, San Francisco, presided after Charles Peterson of the National Association of Orchestra Leaders filed the case. The dispute centers on whether bandleaders or casinos employed the musicians as the strike unfolded. During the strike AGVA told members not to perform without live music.
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James Webster
National Labor Relations Board
San Francisco
Charles Peterson
National Association of Orchestra Leaders
AGVA
Joy Hamann Elected President of Las Vegas Press Club
Joy Hamann an account executive for Jimmy Snyder's Information Unlimited was elected president of the Las Vegas Press Club. Don Payne was chosen vice president with Wilma Buck and Mary Stanley re-elected as treasurer and secretary respectively.
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Joy Hamann
Jimmy Snyder
Information Unlimited
Las Vegas Press Club
Hamann
Las Vegas
Don Payne
Madison Graves
Funeral costs in U S hit 1.6 billion yearly
Americans spend about 1.6 billion dollars annually on funerals excluding burial plots flowers and shipping of bodies.
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Washington
Sinatra adds two Caesars Palace shows to make up missed performances
Frank Sinatra will perform three extra shows at Caesars Palace to make up for two missed weekend shows due to flu. He will stage a 10:30 p.m. show Monday, then two shows at 8:15 p.m. and 12:00 a.m. on Wednesday, and a final 10:30 p.m. closing performance on Thursday December 19.
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Frank Sinatra
Caesars Palace
Sinatra
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