Colleges Nearly Shut Out In Car Dept
Three University of Nevada employees in Las Vegas drive home state-owned cars daily but Clark County Community College officials have no home cars. UNLV and system officials note auto allowances or pool cars, with 32 cars in UNLV’s fleet and college staff using a 3-car pool. The GSA in Las Vegas permits limited overnight car use, with 500 government cars for 27 agencies and only a selective few taking cars home.
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the Sun
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Russell Bleyer
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GSA
Pollution In Las Vegas Valley Hits Advised Levels
Air in the Las Vegas Valley exceeded advisory levels for the eighth straight day. The Air Pollution Control Division reported carbon monoxide at 20.2 milligrams per cubic meter, above the 17 mg per cubic meter threshold. Residents with chronic respiratory problems were urged to limit activity as stagnant air persisted into Monday night and Tuesday.
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Las Vegas Valley
Air Polution Control Division
Teachers Seek Rehearing On EMRB Labor Ruling
The Clark County Classroom Teachers Association will request a rehearing before the state Employee Management Relations Board this week. They allege the district trustees unfairly closed salary negotiations. EMRB previously ruled no unfair labor practice occurred. Approval requires two of three EMRB members.
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Clark County Classroom Teachers Association
State Employee Management Relations Board
EMRB
Las Vegas Sun Editorial and Publication Details
Las Vegas Sun Inc publishes mornings and Sundays in Las Vegas Nevada with staff including editor and publisher H M Greenspun and executives such as David Greenspun and Bryn Armstrong. Rates and distribution terms are listed for subscriptions and mailing options.
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Las Vegas Sun Inc
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Nevada
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Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Burt Bay
Les Ritchie
Bryn Armstrong
al Kolber
Bill Guthrie
Bob Banes
Versiellen
Douglas Ritchie
National
Ward Griffith
District Considers 38 Percent Water Rate Increase
Las Vegas Water District proposes an 38 percent rate hike to cover a projected 1.8 million deficit. A public hearing is slated for January 17 with Feb 1 as the proposal start date. The plan raises the monthly service charge for a single residence from 4.40 to 4.85 and the per 1 000 gallons from 28 to 40 cents.
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Las Vegas
Convicted Bandit Receives Additional Prison Term
William Manuel Aponte, 26, had a 30 year sentence for four counts of armed robbery augmented by another 30 years by Clark County District Court Judge Charles Thompson. He pleaded guilty to the July 23 Central Telephone robbery at 4445 W. Charleston Blvd that yielded 1600 dollars and admitted robberies of a florist and a laundromat, with a separate sentence handed by Judge Carl Christensen last Friday.
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Clark County District Court
Charles Thompson
William Manuel Aponte
Aponte
Central Telephone
Charleston Blvd
Carl Christensen
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