Bookmakers Fundraiser and Kelly Gates News Roundup
After New Year football games a Las Vegas letter suggests a benefit for bookmakers amid big parlay bets. The text cites Kelly Gates with recent extortion and stolen property charges and notes two jail bookings at 533 North 10th Street.
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Las Vegas
Kelly Gates
10Th St
Nevada Motion Picture Services aims to link locals with film work
Doris Campbell and Ruthe Scott launch Nevada Motion Picture Services to register local talent for Las Vegas film productions. Registration at the Bonanza Hotel January 6 to 8, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. SAG and other groups may benefit from direct casting access.
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Doris Campbell
Ruthe Scott
Nevada Motion Picture Services, Inc
Las Vegas
Screen Actors Guild
Screen Extras Guild
Bonanza
Darwin Lamb
Paul Pry
Teachers and Board Meet Today Over Contract in Clark County
Bargaining teams for the Clark County teachers and school board reconvene today with state appointed mediator Dr Orrin B Evans to push toward a next year contract. Evans has limited authority. a three man fact finding panel will later decide with public pressure influence.
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Clark County Teachers and School Board
Orrin B. Evans
Califoria
E. Flamingo Roa
Dodge
Evans
Three Traffic Deaths In First Two Days Of 1970 On State's Highways
Nevada records three highway fatalities in 1970 opening days. Lawrence VanDerbur of California died when his southbound station wagon struck a guardrail near Las Vegas. Four others were injured, including his wife and two Carmel residents. A North Las Vegas laborer and his wife were injured when their car hit a light pole. In Lake Tahoe area, 22-year-old Michael Schofield from Placerville died after crashing into two trees near the California border.
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Las Vegas Area
Lake Tahoe
Nevada
VanDerbur
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Burbank
Las Vegas
Las Vegas Boulevard
Albert Eugene Lizenby
Las Vegas Blvd
Guylinn
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Lizenby
Michael Morgan Schofield
U.S. C
Nevada-California
Schofield
Placerville
Calif
Richard D. Schofield
AEC Employees Benefit From Tax Deduction Rule
IRS spokesman says Atomic Energy Commission Nevada Test Site workers may deduct work travel costs on 1969 returns. Nevada staff may deduct mileage from North Las Vegas at 10 cents per mile up to 15000 miles, then seven cents thereafter. Bus fares and driver payments count as transportation. Traveling allowances and inconvenience pay are gross income. Meals and lodging while at the site are not deductible.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Test Site
Internal Revenue Service
Nevada
Las Vegas
First baby boy born to Art Hart family in Clark County
Brian Glenn Harr weighing seven pounds was born at 3 49 a.m. to Mr and Mrs Arthur Harr of 216 Philadelphia Street Clark County marking the first boy born in the county this year. An hospital spokesman stated earlier that no boys were delivered before 8 a.m. on New Year’s Day.
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Art Hart
Clark County
Brian Glenn Harr
Southern
Nevada Memorial Hospital
the Sun
Mrs
Arthur Harr
Philadelphia St
Payne Waives Extradition In Slaying Case
Russell Payne, charged with the murders of his parents in Wyoming, waived extradition in Las Vegas and plans to plead guilty to a reduced manslaughter charge. Aims to testify for Payne at sentencing as negotiations with Wyoming officials continue. The victims, Dr. Martin and Emmalyn Payne, were found in a common grave near Wilson, Wyoming, after a lengthy search.
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Russell Payne
Wyoming
Harry Reid
Payne
Las Vegas
Reid
Martin Payne
Sunrise Hospital
Emmalyn Payne
Wilson
Wyo
Florine Lawlor Publishes Outdoor Guidebook
Sun columnist Florine Lawlor releases a pocket tour guide drawn from her Adventure A Day Away column. The La Siesta Press edition covers native Indians lost mines and wildlife around Las Vegas and is available at most bookstores.
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SUN
Florime Lawlor
Las Vegas
la Siesta Press
CEP Extends Aid for Las Vegas Employment Program
The U S Labor Department extends the Concentrated Employment Program in Las Vegas through March 31 with a $100 000 extension to revise training for black workers. Clark County Economic Opportunity Board tightens administration as a new contract drafts to widen the Employment Service role. Also, U S Representative Shirley Chisholm speaks at the Flamingo Hotel on Sunday about look to the 1970s with tickets at 2 50 for adults.
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Carson City
UPI
U. S. Labor Department
Las Vegas
John Keenan
CEP
Labor Department
Keenan
Clark County Economic Board
U. S
Shirley Chisholm
House of Representatives
Nevada
Flamingo Hotel
New York
Police Hunt Identity in Woman Found Dead in Motel
North Las Vegas police detectives ordered an autopsy to determine the cause of death of an unidentified woman found in a motel room Friday at the Cactus Motel on Las Vegas Boulevard North. Initial reports suggested natural causes. The body had no ID. Post mortem results were expected late today.
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Las Vegas
Cactus Motel
Las Vegas Blvd. North
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