Las Vegas Conventions Draw Affluent Attendees But Not All Gamblers
Sun staff writer reports convention experts say Las Vegas draws well heeled attendees from executives to dealers, but doctors and others may attend with substantial budgets yet refrain from heavy gambling. Hotel managers even estimate groups by potential gaming activity to plan staffing.
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Las Vegas
Chicago
New York
Convention Bureau
Bob Schmuck
The
Schmuck
Ted Nelson
Nelson
Conference Will Offer Job Tips For Women Workers
A training conference for women state workers on January 19 at the civic center hall in Carson City will feature career guidance by three California job consultants. Ann Dickson, Eleanor Hoskins, and Marilyn Taylor will head panels on career opportunities goals and job search planning.
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Carson City
California
Ann Dickson
TRW
Redondo Beach
Eleanor Hoskins
Career Planning Center, Inc
Los Angeles
Marilyn Taylor
Kaiser Sand and Gravel
Pleasanton
Tie under scrutiny in the Trashbag killings case
Los Angeles prosecutors continue to probe Patrick Kearney tied to 21 slayings in Los Angeles County. Kearney confessed to 28 murders across Southern California and pleaded guilty to three Riverside County killings, receiving life in prison. David Hill denied involvement.
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UPI
Patrick Kearney
Kearney
Riverside
Riverside County
John Breault
Los Angeles County
UNLV Honors Sixteen Phi Kappa Phi Initiates
Sixteen UNLV students were inducted into the Phi Kappa Phi honor society in recent ceremonies. Nine seniors met the 3.2 to 4.0 scale requirement and nine juniors met the 3.5 minimum. New members participate in year round Phi Kappa Phi activities and the spring UNLV Academic Awards Convocation.
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Phi Kappa Phi
UNLV
Patricia Buskirk
James P. Davis
Kenneth W. Fong
Mya E. Lake
Cathy Oliver
Mark S. Lucas
Stella S. Lyden
Todd Siekierski
G. Smyth
Wanda L. Bullock
Gregory I. Conrad
Sandra C. Gripentog
Venetta F. Klundt
William H. Rietgraf
Sonja Saltman
Michael Verchick
Las Vegas Mobile Home Fire Causes $20000 in Damage
A fire started by a cigarette butt in an ash can at Tropicana Mobile Home Park East damaged a Las Vegas mobile home for $20,000. Reported at 3 27 p m the blaze heat seven minutes before crews contained it. No injuries occurred.
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Clark County Department
Paul Jardina
Tropicana Mobile Home Park
West
Tropicana Ave
Space 65
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