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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1976

Page

9

School Officials Drive Free Automobiles By DONNA HOROWITZ

Clark County School Superintendent Kenny Guinn, earning 47 569 dollars, drives a taxpayer funded car home and stays on call. The district lists 48 others with cars including 10 attendance officers and four inspectors. Dropout rates improve, with 819 of 21 116 leaving in 1965 66 and 1 034 of 37 585 in 1975 76. early counts show 222 students in the first two months of the current year.

SUN Clark County Kenny Guinn Guinn Rotary Kiwanis Lions Club Flamingo Road Ben Cowan

Clark County Education Shakeup Sparks Public Critique

The district reports 40 367 secondary enrollments and outlines re entry options for truants including Sunset High School night classes at Las Vegas High and Jefferson or Washington junior high schools. A district attorney's rude exchange and a fired teacher prompt calls for accountability while a task force addresses potential strikes. The University of Nevada Regents face sharp criticism for protracted meetings and debate suppression.

Cowan Sunset High Las Vegas High Jefferson High Washington Junior High Vo-Tech Rancho Western High Robert Petroni Janice Hayes Petroni

LVCVA Officials Attend San Francisco Tourism Meeting

Two Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority officials Len Hornsby and Rossi Ralenkotter represented Nevada at a San Francisco tourism fact finding session. Mayor Briare planned to attend but stayed away after reviewing backup materials. The meeting aimed to provide technical information for U S policy on nationwide tourism impact. Briare noted more meetings will follow in March with probable attendance.

University of Nevada Regents Las Vegas James ‘Bucky’ Buchanan State Board of Education State Board Clark County Community College Senate Subcommittee On Foreign Commerce and Tourism Daniel Inouye D-Hawaii Convention Authority Briare

Judge Orders Immediate Admission To Clinic For Disturbed Teen

Juvenile Judge Addeliar Guy Friday forced the Las Vegas mental health center to admit a 16 year old boy who had attempted suicide three times. The youth, held in juvenile hall, faced a critical facilities shortage with only 16 beds already filled. The judge declared an emergency and directed immediate care even without space or funds, offering to refer to an outside agency and bill the state if needed.

Las Vegas Addeliar Guy Friday Guy

Judge Seeks Courtroom Drying After Ceiling Leak

Municipal Judge Seymore Brown said relief is on the way after City Manager Bill Adams assured a solution. The leak over his bench has been found and steps to waterproof the ceiling are underway. Brown notes initial speculation pointed to urinals or the shower in the male prisoner facilities on the second floor.

Seymore Brown Brown Bill Adams Comiplex

Las Vegas Man Arraigned In Dog Cruelty Case

J C Ealy, 37, of 1617 Bruce St in Las Vegas, arraigned in Municipal Court on cruelty to an animal charge. He pleaded not guilty and was assigned Jan 26 for trial in Judge Seymore Brown’s Department Two. Spectators shouted, some urging dragging the dog behind a car. the dog was later treated by Dr. David Crowe and rehomed. Maximum penalty is six months and a $500 fine.

Las Vegas J.C. Ealy Bruce St Robert E. “Moon Mullen Don Chisholm Ealy Charles Thompson Seymore Brown Department Two City Hall Plaza Humane Society Sug David Crowe

City Hall Reclassifies Jobs in IPA Study Shakeup

About 1,000 Las Vegas city and county workers received letters detailing a job reclassification under an Intergovernmental Personnel Act funded study. 170 workers face temporary demotion risk, 370 gain higher pay, and 176 categories shrink to 124, with appeals due by Jan 14.

Las Vegas Naef Commission Clark County

Close but No Cashword Prize in This Week’s Game

Two contestants missed by one word and no winner this week as cashword climbs to 2100 dollars. Entries urged ahead of Christmas with clues across and down guiding players on substitutions and phrasing.

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