Cimber stalls on Hall of Fame casino takeover
Nevada gaming officials delayed emergency approval for Matt Cimber to run Gambler's Hall of Fame in Las Vegas while he seeks to acquire the lease from Deil Gustafson. The Nevada Gaming Control Board criticized the deal and cited licensing concerns amid a broader inquiry into the casino's compliance and a proposed $155000 fine.
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Cimber
Hall of Fame
Carson City
UPI
Nevada Gaming Commission
California
Gambler's Hall of Fame
Las Vegas
Frank Schreck
Gustafson
Schreck
Court Denies Blast Data Release in Baneberry Suit
U S District Judge Roger D Foley denies release of government information in an $8 million lawsuit over the Baneberry nuclear explosion. He will review other requested material in chambers to assess national security risks. Plaintiff Larry Johns represents the Independent Guard Association of Las Vegas with claims of guard injuries and a deceased 13th worker.
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Baneberry
U.S. District Court
Roger D. Foley
Foley
Larry Johns
Independent Guard Association of
Las Vegas
Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co
U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration
Nevada
Johns
Clark Band Selected For Parade
The Clark High School Band chosen to represent Nevada in a March 14 Washington, D C parade. Band director John Homer says 150 members plus drill team flag team and baton twirlers need about $389 per student. Parents plan candy sales donations and concerts to fund travel. Senator Howard Cannon arranging possible Kennedy Center concert and other events. Reno reports Dr. John P. Sande elected chief of staff at Washoe Medical Center.
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Clark
Nevada
Washington, D.C
John Homer
Howard Cannon
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington
Right to Work Opposes Dunlop Over Picketing Bill
The National Right to Work Committee urged Labor Secretary John Dunlop to reconsider his defense of a common situs picketing bill. Opponents say the measure would let unions shut down sites via one subcontractor and threaten labor peace. they accuse Dunlop of bias and even call for his resignation if he supports the bill. Congressional leaders expect a White House decision soon as Ford faces pressure from business groups and conservatives.
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Washington
UPI
National
Right To Work Committee
John Dunlop
Dunlop
Ford
White House
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
Congress
Ronald Reagan
Right To Work
NLW Pair Held Charged With Rape Of Woman
Two North Las Vegas men Michael Gene Williams 21 and Richard Kearney 20 were arrested and jailed after a 21 year old woman said they used threats of violence to force sex. She identified Kearney as the driver who picked her up with others and later took her to Williams home and a remote North Highland area before the assault. She reported the rape to a security guard at Jerry's Nugget.
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North Las Vegas
Michael Gene Williams
Richard Kearney
Kearney
West Las
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Hannifin
Control Board
Bob Zalatel
Will Beckley
Chris Zalatel
Saul Wesley
Dawn Grasso
Don Abern
Parade
Dr. Sands
Steve French
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NLW
Massachusetts
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Camelot Health
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Charleston
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