Car rental industry valued at 400 million yearly
The National Automobile Club reports the car rental industry brings in about 400 million dollars annually. This figure underscores the sector's sizable economic footprint and potential for growth.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1966
Page
12
The National Automobile Club reports the car rental industry brings in about 400 million dollars annually. This figure underscores the sector's sizable economic footprint and potential for growth.
Nevada Supreme Court ordered a new hearing over a near 50 000 dollar real estate commission in a Clark County land sale. First National Bank as executor offered 73 acres for 990 000 dollars. Bartsas Realty bid 990 000, then Louis Davidson via Hershel Leverton submitted another offer. The court will decide which broker was procuring cause and entitled to the commission.
City council members rejected a humane society plan that would ban dog owners from breeding without pedigrees or without business licenses authorizing selling the pups. The vote blocks a measure aimed at regulating pet litters and breeder activity in Reno.
Funeral services are set for James Ira Craig 34 of Las Vegas Nevada at Palm Chapel with burial at Woodlawn Veterans Cemetery and for Anthony Thompson 65 of St George Utah at Bunker Brothers Chapel with Woodlawn burial. Graveside rites for Henry Apper 58 of Boston Mass at Woodlawn Cemetery officiated by Rabbi Aaron Gold. Elizabeth Jane Thurman 82 of Las Vegas will have LDS church rites in Morgan Utah with burial there. Survivors listed for each include spouses children and siblings in various cities.
Nevada Board of Examiners denied a 2.2 million claim by Las Vegas hotel executive Ruby Kolod after actions to revoke his license. Kolod holds 13 percent of Desert Inn and eight percent of Stardust. The denial rests on events before 1965 when sovereign immunity was waived.
The Interior Department reported groundwater in the Las Vegas Valley rose in December but remained the lowest for the month since 1946. Runoff elsewhere in Nevada was excessive.
Carson City report notes Mark Twain Insurance and state officials are trying to resolve a dispute over an overpayment. A hearing had been set for later this month to determine if the matter can be settled without court action.
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