Six Seek Endorsement For Nevada U S Attorney Post
Six contenders seek Sen. Howard Cannon's backing for the Nevada U S attorney job to be chosen by President Carter. Candidates include Mahlon Brown III and Richard Wright, with Cannon saying no firm criteria yet and hearings possible if objections arise. Brown heads Clark County Legal Services and is a Howard University graduate. Wright, 29, is a longtime assistant U S attorney with extensive federal trial experience.
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Howard Cannon
U.S
Jimmy Carter
Cannon
Nevada
Carter
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Justice of the Peace
Mahlon Brown III
U.S. Atty
Richard Wright
Kenneth Cory
U.S. Attorney's Office
Vern Albright
the Sun
Wright
Cory
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Jim) Santini
United States
Nixon
Judiciary Committee
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Democratic Central Committee
Judge Brown
Brown
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Clark County Legal Services
University of Southern California Law Center
Washington, D. C
College of Law
Albright
Las Vegas
George Washington Law School
District Attorney
Nevada Supreme Court
Jon Collins
Collins
Mengarelli Sues IRS Over Race Book Taxes in Nevada
Albert Mengarelli claims the IRS overcharged $10,000 by assessing wagering taxes for 1964 to 1966 on funds not reflected in betting slips. He alleges illegal search and seizure to obtain information and asserts the IRS used projections rather than actual records. The article also details local legal minds and potential appointees connected to a Carter administration effort in Nevada.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Albert Mengarelli
Judge weighs AFT countersuit over teachers bargaining unit
Judge Joseph Pawlikowski took under advisement a countersuit by the American Federation of Teachers Local 2170 against the Clark County Classroom Teachers Association. AFT president Duane Oaks objects to a clause that could void the entire agreement if the association loses official bargaining status, citing sick leave and insurance provisions. Association attorney Frank Schreck urged dismissal, noting the case began with the state Employee Management Relations Board.
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Joseph Pawlikowski
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
Clark County Classroom Teachers Association
Duane Oaks
Oaks
Frank Schreck
Association
State Employee Management Relations Board
Auditors Will Scoot Again On Repainted Vehicles
After a two month pause Las Vegas auditors return to patrol in three repainted three wheel scooters. Ila Britt says the park is near city hall with Jamie Doloran and Leo O Leary assigned to the reintroduced fleet. The three scooters were partly set aside due to age and parts shortages and the Civil Service Board required the return of staff to duty with tenure considerations.
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Las Vegas
Ila Britt
Jamie Doloran
Leo O'Leary
Civil Service Board
Britt
City Manager Tightens Reign on Aide Salaries in IPA Move
City Manager Bill Adams plans to cap top aide raises under a proposed reclassification tied to the IPA study. Directors Spaulding and Cathcart start at the lowest pay step, with 1,000 Las Vegas personnel affected and an estimated first-year cost of $350,000. 170 employees await freezes, and commission approval plus union review precede any changes. In Washington, the US balance of payments showed a $1.1 billion third quarter deficit versus an $800 million rise earlier.
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Bruce Spaulding
Joe Cathcart
IPA
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Las Vegas
Washington
UPI
United States
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