Local Crime Round-up Hits Las Vegas Area
Police search four suspects after a home invasion on Olive Street tied residents and looted cash and valuables. Separate incidents report bar robberies, burglaries at Tropicana and multiple residences with jewelry, furs, electronics, and vehicles stolen. Victims include Balzar and Diane Lowenstein and others across several neighborhoods in Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Lowenstein
Diane
Metro
Man on parole from Ohio accused of raping girl in Clark County
Jesse Bond 30 of Lexington Kentucky testifies he blacked out during the January 19 attack after drinking gin and taking barbiturates. He describes an evil force shaping his actions and pleads not guilty by reason of insanity as jurors prepare to deliberate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Clark County
Jesse Bond
Lexington
Bond
Joseph Pawlikowski
Mirin Fate Delayed By Judge Availability And Bail Fight
Sentencing for Strip Cab Company owner Bill Mirin, found guilty of second degree murder in the Wolford case, is postponed as Chief District Court Judge Paul Goldman recovers from back injuries. Judge Hayes weighs whether Mirin can remain free on bail during transcript review and a pending motion for a new trial. Mirin, 60, argues the trial was a mockery of justice. a new date is set for December 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Goldman
Strip Cab Company
Bill Mirin
Goldman
Keith Hayes
Sunrise Hospital
Hayes
Mirin
Mel Wolford
Charlie’s Bar
S. Main St
Wolford
New Fee Rules For Lawyers Adopted In Ninth District
District Judge Noel Manoukian sets new practice rules for the Ninth Judicial District Court aimed at ensuring attorneys handling large estates earn fees based on work performed rather than automatic charges. The changes take effect immediately, signaling a shift in court procedures and attorney compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minden
UPI
Noel Manoukian
Manoukian
Ninth Judicial District Court
Elizabeth Rabe
George Abbott
Abbott
Martillaro
Flangas
Ross
Supreme Court
Richard Waters Jr
Suspect Ordered To Trial For Roaring Twenties Bar Robbery
A North Las Vegas man Jimmy Lee Ware 19 is bound over for district court trial on eight robbery counts and weapon use after a Nov 15 hold up at the Roaring Twenties bar 320 S Highland. He faces $100000 bail. Two accomplices remain at large. witnesses say a sawed off shotgun was used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Jimmy Lee Ware
Harvard St
Justice of the Peace
Robert Legakes
Ware
S. Highland
Atty
Howard Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Highlander Bar
Bobby Roy Johnson
North Street
N. Nellis Blvd
Highlander
Tropicana Hotel
Cathy Triffon
Willow Green
Louise Dunaway Johnson
Villa Knolls Street
Preston Thompson
Frontier Ave
Thompson
Don Hecker
Sugarland
Tex
Frontier Hotel
Craig Schimel
Harmon Avenue
Patrice Chanel
Santa Anita
Michael Hailey
Spring Creek Road
Welle
Nevada
OGDEN
Walford Monday
LAS Vegas Sun
Guild Talks
NEW York
Theodore Kheel
Newspaper Guild
New York Post
Kheel
Guild
New York Times
New York Daily News
Lyon County
Nevada Supreme Court
Carl Martillaro
John Tom Ross
Peter Flanagas
Poodle Parlor
S. Main
Barney's Men's Wear
Charleston
The
Algiers
Gary WL Lak
Riviera
T-Bird Hotels
R. A. Miller
Srownik
Sahara Ave
ICE Palace
Vegas
von Troaels
Karen Avenue
Villa Tierra Verde
Firth
Oakey
Decatur
West Oakey
Globe Realty