Lost and found and classifieds fragment from Charleston area page
Classified items include lost dog Gretchen in Rancho Manor with reward and contact 382-9385, found German Shepherd female with choke collar at 736-3127, sitters and child care offers, rental houses and apartments, furnished rooms, boats for sale, autos for sale a 1955 Cadillac listed at 300 dollars, plus misc items for sale and services.
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Grey
Weimeroner
Gretchen
Rancho Manor
Hearing on petitions over Sanitation District 2 election
District Judge John Mowbray will hear petitions challenging SD No 2 election procedures and the right of newly elected officials to hold office on January 8. The case mirrors a prior SD No 1 ruling that invalidated the election, with potential for a joint or separate new vote.
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Sanitation District 2 Board
Dist
John Mowbray
Mowbray
Marshall
Porter
Sanitation District 2
Ravenholt Steps Into New Post
County Health Officer Dr Otto Ravenholt will serve as ex officio coroner countywide starting Jan 4 under a new ordinance effective Dec 17. The measure ends the prior system of town ship coroners and may appoint deputies for emergencies. it expires Jan 4 1967 with hope of a future autonomous system. A second item reports Rev John V Coffield, pastor of Ascension Church, exiled himself in protest over Cardinal McIntyres civil rights stance, criticizing the Cardinals approach and Prop 14.
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Otto Ravenholt
Justices of the Peace
Ravenholt
Father Coffield
Chancery
Chicago
California
Cardinal McIntyre
Burglary Reported in North Las Vegas Tools stolen from pickup
A North Las Vegas man reported to police Sunday that 275 dollars worth of tools were stolen from his pickup over the weekend. Joe Poncelot of 1316 East Owens Avenue said the toolbox was placed on the bed of his truck in front of his home when the theft apparently occurred and was filled with a variety of tools.
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Las Vegas
Joe Poncelot
East
Owens J Ave
Real Estate Boards Endorse Parity Tax Policy 1965
The National Association of Real Estate Boards adopts a 1965 policy declaring that federal and state government properties benefiting from local services should pay local government costs on a parity with private property. The stance emphasizes fair funding and aligns with local property tax principles.
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
Silver in coins drives debate on Treasury sales
The article discusses how silver production and consumption imbalance prompts Treasury sales to keep prices at $1.29 an ounce. If the Treasury halted sales or exhausted stock, prices could rise, encouraging melting of coins. Producers seek to retain some coin silver while breaking the price barrier. users want silver removed from coins to let the Treasury unload stock and push prices down.
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Treasury
None Dare Call It Treason Turns To Reason In Local Beliefs
Readers weigh shifts in headlines and songs from a Las Vegas column. fondness for old hotel crews and Silver Slipper memories, while urging student demonstrations against anti American moves abroad.
Court Probe Details Drugging the Fixing Case
The Sun reports an ongoing city investigation into a bartender allegedly paid to fix cases. Start of inquiry shifted from August to June, with disclosures about missing persons, nonverified arrests, and alleged meetings between police and a city commissioner. No polygraphs have been given, and three initial cases were later handled in regular court.
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Sid Whitmore
Whitmore
Police Department
Police
Kuykendall
Sawyer proposes reforms and new agencies in Nevada
The district report outlines Sawyer plans including a bureau of criminal identification, a land fraud bill to curb deceptive land ads, driver education in high schools, a civil rights measure to assume federal duties, and expanded parole and prison funding. A department of corrections and a state lands committee to acquire parcels from the federal government are also discussed as possibilities.
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Sawyer
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Washoe Dist
William Baggio
Department of Corrections
Nevada
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Ieee
Osits
Bank OF
I. Oe
No. 3Rd St
Safeway
Charleston
Reaby
Pennwood
Decatur
Paradise Valley
Desert
Air Electric
Victoria Glasspar
Bind & Floor Co
1300 South Main
Cadillac
Suna
David Zenoff
Ted Marshall
Kay A. Rodriguez
Edward L. Dalbec
F. A. Mitchell
Vernon Munsell
Gwinn Melonas
John Porter
District 2
Patrick McDowell
Harold Horn
Ron Richardson
Hal Beasley
Dalbec
Sanitation District No. 1
Las Vegas Boulevard
6Th Street
Dunes
Hacienda Hotels
Exley
Chapman Drive
Francisco Park
Henderson
Kyle Canyon
Los Angeles Highway
Salt Lake City
St. George
Utah
Lake Tahoe
Pinion Hills
Carson City
Brunswick Canyon Wire
Nevada National Guard
Reno
Austin
New Post
Los Angeles
UPI
James
Cis
MelIntyre
John V. Coffield
Ascension Catholic Church
Cardinal
William DuBay
ARE United
Father Dubay
DE Paulis
Dubonnet
Lounce Entertainment
Wvew Tropicana Theatre
Hank
Greenspun
Judy Edsall
Hotel Sahara
Milton Presss
Ditto
Beldon Katlemans
Tokyo
Riviera
Ross Miller
Charles Baron
Paul Price
Silver Slipper
Anti - America
Philippines
Barry Goldwater
Sun
City Laundry
Sanitone Cleaners
World + Most
Carson
Convention Center Drive
Paradise Road
Flamingo
Audrey Road
Sky Way Plaza
Boulder
Hwy
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