Strip Beautification Plan Faces Fierce Local Opposition
Las Vegas editor notes heavy resistance to Nathan S. Jacobson led Strip Beautification Committee plan. Proposed funding based on property value and frontage, including 90 foot traffic circle fountains, faces concerns about land loss, practicality, and traffic safety.
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Traffic circles on the Strip spark calls for study
Brinkley and Braun argue circles can beautify but create bottlenecks and hazards in traffic. The Strip Beautification Committee plans five circles from Tropicana Road to Sahara, raising questions about studies by traffic consultants and the authority of designer Jacobson. A traffic engineer could supervise an intelligent study before proceeding.
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Mighty Mrs. Jones Fails To Gain City Commission Entrance
Local government study group plans to form a 15 member action committee under RPC and LGSC rules amid voting disputes. Mrs. Ann Greta Jones loses a bid for access to 40 acres on Washington Avenue and Decatur Boulevard as commissioners split over drive access and commercialism.
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Is Traffic Control A Hit Miss Affair
The NSC report on Las Vegas traffic enforcement and the municipal court splits enforcement into strengths and gaps. It highlights training shortfalls for officers, lack of data on time spent on traffic duties, no standard criteria for program success, and questions about court procedures including nonattorney judges and unknown DWI case dispositions.
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First Civilians Ride F111A Demonstration Flight
Twelve reporters and one Australian flew in the Air Force F-111A for its first public demonstration. The 90 minute flight from Nellis featured two-G turns and a three-G roll at 500 mph, with reporters describing the intense G forces and the plane’s Terrain Following Radar system.
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Circus Circus Given Month to Cover $1 Million Debt
The Nevada Circus Circus on the Las Vegas Strip must arrange payment of over 1 million to construction firms before a permanent gambling license is granted. Contractors claim delayed payments since Oct 10. Principal contractor R C Johnson Co. says costs exceeded estimates amid fast tracking. Sarno pledges $2.5 million more by January end. auditor cites unauthorized work totaling up to 350,000.
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City considers postponed hearing for Hideaway Cocktail Lounge closure
City commissioners pushed the hearing to January 15 for the Hideaway Cocktail Lounge at 900 W. Bonanza Road to show cause why its closure should not be permanent after a November 7 shutdown amid police allegations of prostitution and liquor service to minors.
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