EPA seeks stay to close Kennecott copper plant again
The EPA asks U S District Court in Las Vegas to halt Kennecott Copper Corp s McGill Ely smelter pending appeal to the 9th Circuit. The move argues the plant violates the Clean Air Act as Kennecott fights past orders to install $40 million in pollution controls.
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EPA
Kennecott Copper Corp
9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
McGill Corporation
US District Court
Las Vegas
Roger Foley
McGill-Ely
Kennecott
Russell E. Train
White Pine County
Foley
Las Vegas urged to show courtesy to keep tourists
UNLV marketing professors told a Caesars Palace audience at the Third Conference on Gambling that Las Vegas hotels and casinos must become more marketing oriented and stress courtesy to visitors. They cited 4 to 5 percent dissatisfaction, mostly over costly entertainment and poor service, and urged better employee training and shared costs for courtesy programs.
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Las Vegas
UNLV
Caesars Palace
Lawrence Dandurand
Henry Sciullo
Marketing Research and Development, Inc
Dandurand
Sciullo
Scuille
City Attorney Extends Authority in Trash Collection Rules
Las Vegas aims to fix the garbage ordinance through a new measure giving Silver State Disposal the right to sue nonpayers and halt service after 90 days delinquent, while the city retains liens on property. The plan does not allow residents to self dispose and could create health hazard citations if service is cut off.
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Las Vegas
Chris Gellner
Silver State Disposal Service, Inc
Gellner
City Commission
Silver State
Health Department
Jeremiah's Steak House Votes to Oust Union Agent
An employee vote at Jeremiah's Steak House ousted the culinary-bartenders union as bargaining agent by 16 to 0. The election, approved by the National Labor Relations Board, bans another sanctioned vote at Jeremiahes for at least one year, though voluntary recognition by the employer remains possible.
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Jeremiah’s Steak House
Culinary-Bartenders Union
National Labor Relations Board
Culinary-Bartender Union
Jeremiahes
City hires first black license inspector in Las Vegas
The City of Las Vegas hires Robert Marshall, 28, UNLV graduate with a BS in business administration, as its first black license inspector. Marshall, a former Sears Roebuck worker and bank teller, will report to work Monday after being selected from 79 applicants and a 59-pass written exam. The final interview featured Marshall as one of the top three. officials say minority status did not affect the decision.
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Las Vegas
Ira Britt
Robert Marshall
UNLV
Marshall
Sears Roebuck and Co
Britt
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