Highway Patrol Chief Don Brown Resigns
Don Brown resigns as Highway Patrol chief after three and a half years to join private industry. Effective January 24. James Bailey creates a new law enforcement division over Highway Patrol, Motor Carrier, and dealer inspectors. Bailey notes Brown left voluntarily. not fired. Final division head to be chosen by Bailey from two applicants, James Lambert or John Giardella. Gov. Laxalt praises Brown's tenure. Brown previously served ten years with Clark County Sheriff's Department.
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Don Brown
Highway Patrol
Bailey
Brown
James Lambert
John Giardella
Department of Motor Vehicles
Paul Laxalt
Grant Sawyer
Clark County Sheriff's Department
Body Identified After Mountain Remains Found
The sheriff’s office says skeletal remains found on Sunrise Mountain are identified as Warren Powell Jr. 44 of Canon City Colorado. Identification was made by California’s Criminal Identification and Investigation Department. No foul play is suspected.
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Sheriff's Office
Sunrise Mountain
Warren Powell, Jr
Canon City, Colo
Glenn Simmons
California
Criminal Identification and Investigation Department
Las Vegas Sun Masthead and Subscription Rates Page
The Las Vegas Sun lists staff roles including editor and publisher H M Greenspun and executive editor Bryn Armstrong, with all other executive positions and contact details. It also publishes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and home delivery options across the United States.
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Las Vegas
SUN H. M. Greenspun
The
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
Highland Ave
Nevada
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Jim Barrows
Tom Diskin
Gerry Appleby
Douglas Ritchie
William Sherwood
Congress
National
Ward Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Extortion Trial Ordered for Ex County Data Chief
Melvin B. Bud McMahon former Clark County data processing chief is ordered to stand trial in district court on extortion as a public official. A charge of fraudulent appropriation of public property was dismissed. The case stems from a 7900 payoff from Philco-Ford Co regarding a 1967 data processing deal using county equipment.
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Melvin B
Bud’ McMahon
Clark County Data Processing
Justice of the Peace
Joe Pawlikowski
McMahon
Philco-Ford Co
Philadelphia
Patrick Finnegan
Philco
IBM Corp
Lee West
Addressing & Advertising Services Inc
West
IBM
Pawlikowski
Earl Gripentrog
Finnegan
Dave Henry
Two Held in Sahara Avenue Saloon Robbery
Deputy Herb McCoy arrested John Fairbairn 24 and Darrell Terry 25 after a Sahara Avenue Saloon robbery yielding 301 dollars. Bartender Larry Tune said two men used a gun to take cash, then fled. Deputies found rolled coins and bills in the suspects' vehicle.
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Sahara
Avenue
John Fairbairn
Seneca
Darrell Terry
Ballard
Las Vegas
Herb McCoy
Larry Tune
McCoy
Wynn Resigns Nevada Equal Rights Post
William E. Wynn has resigned as Executive Secretary of Nevada's Commission on Equal Rights. He will direct the Rhode Island Commission Against Discrimination. Wynn has served in Nevada since 1966.
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Bill Wynn
Equal Rights Post
William E. Wynn
Nevada
Commission On Equal Rights
the Sun
Wynn
Rhode Island Commission Against Discrimination
Commission
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Motor Vehicle Department
James Bailey
Continental
United States
S. V. Blvd
Sam Motion
Henderson Community Church
Henderson Palm Memorial Park
Ford L. Gilbert
Torres
Palm Memorial Park
Margaret Aitken
Illnois Pack Co
E. Sahara
Tata
Owwer Coast
Yoon
Bourbon
Tet Unl
T-Bone
Iowa
Porterhouse
Tome
Fino
Kentucky
Jone
Whole Choice
Cas
wyDsoys Bs
Pane Bont
Choice
Bacard
Ani
Harper
Hudson's Bay
Fleischmann
East Lake
North
Nicolas Vodka
Charleston
Henry
Atty
George Franklin
R. C. Harrison
Seorcu
Cluny
Scotland
Sausage Ae
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