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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1964
Page
2
County commissioners heard the four district judges urge funding to hire deputy district attorneys. The judges said additional DAs are needed to relieve the criminal calendar backlog and warned of a civil cases moratorium until trials resume. They urged at least two more deputies to begin relief, noting money is the core obstacle.
Police investigate a burglary at 5817 Evergreen Street with cash and jewelry valued around $6000 missing. Det. Sgt. Mike Winger says two suspects fled the area and are being sought. Mrs. Symons found the home ransacked with rings among the stolen items. The cash loss amount is not yet determined.
Highway patrol reports three people killed in a two car crash during the approaching holiday weekend. Officers freed a severely burned boy after one car wrapped around his legs. the youth remained hospitalized with severe head injuries and extensive burns. State death toll rose to 211 with two days left in the year.
A long list of well wishers extends New Year greetings to a wide circle including Hank Greenspun Hugh Taylor the Messings and Bob Wood Moon Mull en and family the Baileys and many others The note ends with warm wishes for happiness in the coming year and a playful remark about space and rhymes
The PSC offices in Las Vegas and Carson City push ahead as Moore seeks city permits for four ambulances. Mercy Ambulance operated under unclear contracts worth overall $1,850 monthly with the city, county, and North Las Vegas. City contracts lack formality. city resuscitation gear handled by Mercy on many calls.
A 60 year old Las Vegas man Martin Jacobs was listed in fair condition at Las Vegas Hospital after a two vehicle crash at Sahara and Eastern Avenues. Officer investigation identified Jacobs of 2037 Franklin Ave and noted minor injuries for Milton Hanson 26 of 2200 Mark and passenger Linda T von 1220 E Bonanza.
Feet hurt not fitting shoes. Foster's Shoes at 119 No. 3rd St. Ci. advertises two ponies geldings a boy and a sorrel mare mare gentle and suitable for families with children. Phone 8701845.
William Barnhill of 2518 E Fremont St was sentenced by Dist. Judge John Mowbray to 5 to 10 years after a six man six woman jury found him guilty of robbing Joe Dodd, attendant at Led Wiens Service Station, on May 10. Barnhill, with two prior felony convictions, trial began Monday and deliberations started yesterday at 11:20 a.m. The verdict was reached at 11:42 a.m.
Four gunmen stormed City Hall during a Brinks deposit. Chief teller Elliott avoided injury and aided police, while another clerk Edith Pieber hid under a counter and screamed. Brinks offers 10000 reward. prints collected. suspects possibly fled to O'Hare Airport.
Scientists at the General Electric Research Laboratory report a plastic filter full of tiny holes that can separate cancer cells from blood for study by researchers. The device may also prove valuable in diagnosis, offering a new tool in cancer work.
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