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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1966
Page
5
Welfare Director Quenten Emery urged all seven counties to join a state plan to expand indigent medical care funded by state and federal matching funds under Title 19. The plan would pay county hospitals for treatment of the poor, with 90 percent of local medical care funds redirected to the program.
Suburban Squabble urges hosts to stock guests favorite drinks and avoid surly reactions when not done. Ears asks why long distance calls are shouted. reply notes aging equipment and suggests courtesy and the Ann Landers booklet on parental control.
Las Vegas city commissioners approved bids totaling about 2.6 million and directed staff to seek bids on 148000 in new projects. Nomellini Construction Co of Stockton will build a wastewater treatment plant for about 2.5 million. Motorola Communications will supply police radios valued at 5800, above the low bid from Electronic Maintenance Co by 1100.
Wet Record reports Ludo vic Koklos, 57, of Stroud England, fined $14 on his 44th conviction for being drunk, reflecting a long pattern of alcohol offense in the region.
State Gaming Control Board considered James Lloyd Sr. bid to take 50 percent of the Riverside Hotel in Reno and buy 33 percent more from Bernard Einstoss for 40000. Lloyd also plans a 2 million remodeling. Board to rule Jan. 17 in Las Vegas with final action next day by the Commission.
Charles Brechler was named engineer-manager of the Regional Street and Highway Commission. The Boulder City official will review county highway plans financed by the recently invoked gasoline tax and is expected to start at $12,000 per year in about two weeks. His office will be in the county engineer's office.
A public hearing for demoted state highway employee David Kuckenmeister is tentatively moved from Jan 14 to Jan 21 and from Las Vegas to Carson City. Attorney Frank Petersen sought the delay and new site to avoid costly witness travel since most reside locally.
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