Judge Rebukes Banking Examiner Over Yerington Bank License
Dist. Judge Frank Gregory sharply criticized State Banking Examiner Preston Tidwall for mishandling bank license applications in Yerington. The order vacates Pioneer Citizens Bank’s license and requires the First State Bank to perfect its application while Perry and attorneys Richards and Ross are named in the case.
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Carson City
UPI
Frank Gregory
Preston Tidwall
Yerington
Gregory
State Banking Division
Pioneer Citizens Bank
Victor Perry
First State Bank
Pioneer Citizens
Nevada Bank of Commerce
Tidwall
Perry
Tidvall
U.S
Paul Richards
Reno
John Tom Ross
Juvenile Center clash prompts transfer of teachers
Dr. James I. Mason defends the Juvenile Home teaching staff amid a policy clash with the center’s administration. The school, closed since January 5, involves disputes over classroom roles and the center’s operating rules, with a board meeting planned to discuss student schooling.
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James I. Mason
Don Hampton
Hampton
Mary) Chambers
Robert Mullen
Art Olson
Juvenile Welfare Board
Dr. Mason
the Sun
Mary Chambers
Mason
Newsman Police Chief Meet After Collision
Carson City incident left no injuries as former Las Vegas reporter Al Jon Reeves failed to yield to Police Chief William Furlong during a Monday crash. Reeves and passenger Robert Brown were not harmed. Reeves to enter Justice Court on February 15 to enter a plea.
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Carson City
UPI
al Jon Reeves
Las Vegas
William Furlong
Furlong
Reeves
Robert Brown
Ed Fike
U.S. Senate
Justice Court
Photog Suffers Frostbite While Shooting Marine Crash
Reno photographer Tony Varia, 29, recovered from frostbite after reaching the Mt Tobin crash site last week. He was the sole photographer at the snow covered 9 779 foot peak where a Marine plane went down, killing 19 Marines.
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Reno
UPI
Battle Mountain
Tony Varia
Mt. Tobin
Las Vegas Sun Staff and Circulation Details
Local Las Vegas newspaper masthead lists staff roles including publisher assistant general manager editor and editors in chief. It also states post office entry, ad representation, circulation and various association memberships. Subscription rates show daily 10c Sunday 20c and multiple month plans.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South Commerce St
Las Vegas
Nevada
Ruthe Deskin
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Tom Diskin
Gerry Appleby
John Fry
Douglas Ritchie
William Sherwood
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Barbara Green Span
Congress
National
Ward Griffin Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Nevada PSC orders four lane Owens Avenue crossing in Las Vegas
The Nevada Public Service Commission orders replacing the Owens Avenue railroad crossing with a four lane crossing to improve safety for about 7,800 vehicles daily. Union Pacific pays 70,874 dollars, while Clark County and Las Vegas and North Las Vegas cover 334,125 dollars.
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Carson City
UPI
Nevada Public Service Commission
Owens Avenue
Las Vegas
PSC
Reese Taylor
Union Pacific Railroad
Clark County
Pit Boss Seeks License to Run 21 Game and Poker Table
Richard Sumner a Reno area dealer and pit boss applied to the Nevada Gaming Commission to invest 3000 dollars for one 21 game and one poker table at Davin's Rendezvous in Lovelock. He has worked since 1960 at the Holiday and Mapes Hotels in Reno and the Pershing Hotel in Lovelock.
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Carson City
UPI
Richard Sumner
Reno
Nevada Gaming Commission
Davin
Lovelock
Sumner
Holiday and
Mapes
Pershing
Luncheon Set by Southern Nevada Life Underwriters
The Southern Nevada Association of Life Underwriters will hold a noon luncheon today in the Mint Hotel banquet hall. President Sam Aston will preside.
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Southern Nevada Association of Life Underwriters
Mint Hotel
Sam Aston
Arson Report Near Sheriff Lamb Home In Las Vegas
A local labor leader’s car was set on fire next to Sheriff Ralph Lamb’s residence in Las Vegas. Deputies termed it arson. Lee Abbott of Sheet Metal Union Local 88 was at dinner with his secretary Jane Angell and her children when the blaze began. Angell’s daughter alerted a neighbor as Lamb and others attempted to extinguish the fire.
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Clark County
Ralph Lamb
Lee Abbott
Sheet Metal Union
Jane Angell
Auburn Ave
Elderly Man Beaten and Robbed in Apartment Invasion
Detectives hunted two men after they beat and robbed Lesly Cohen a 62 year old resident of 336 Desert Inn Road on Monday night. The assailants fled with 300 dollars in cash and nearly 2000 dollars in checks from an overcoat pocket in Cohen's closet. They forced entry into his apartment.
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Lesly Cohen
Cohen
Desert Inn Road
Magazine Vendor Charged Over Subscriptions License
Camello Notto of Highlands New Jersey, 26, was charged yesterday with selling magazine subscriptions without a city license. Notto uses crutches and claims paralysis from the waist down, per Assistant License Director Howard Crow. The arrest followed complaints from the Better Business Bureau.
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Camello Notto
Highlands
N.J
Notto
Asst
Howard Crow
Crow
Better Business Bureau
Motorist Injured In I-15 Crash Near Lamb Interchange
Elwood W. Hardy age 50 of Bunkerville was seriously injured when his car left Interstate 15 five miles north of Lamb interchange at 8 am. He suffered a skull fracture facial cuts and possible internal injuries. Patrolman Mike Curti said the vehicle headed for Las Vegas left the roadway down the median and over a culvert. Hardy was transported to Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital.
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Elwood W. Hardy
Bunkerville
Interstate 15
Lamb Interchange
Hardy
Mike Curti
Las Vegas
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Water Project Chief Picked for Southern Nevada Work
Gerald A. Sampson, a construction engineer for the Bureau of Reclamation, was appointed yesterday to supervise the first stage of construction on the multi million dollar Southern Nevada Water Project. A. B. West, regional director of the bureau, announced the appointment.
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Gerald A. Sampson
Bureau of Reclamation
Southern
Nevada
A. B. West
Reclamation Bureau
Hat's No Hiding Place in Cash Theft Report
Police report two burglaries at local homes on Monday. In the Sulin residence at 4155 Silver Lane, thieves pried the door and stole 600 dollars hidden under a hat. At 816 M Street, a TV console and stereo valued at 500 dollars were taken while occupants were away.
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Andre Sulin
Silver Lane
Josephine Banges
Trustee Pleads Guilty On Escape Count
Lawrence J. Hefner pleaded guilty to escape while a trustee at Nevada State Prison in 1966. Dist. Judge Richard Waters Jr. set sentencing for February 12.
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Carson City
UPI
Lawrence J. Hefner
Nevada State Prison
Richard Waters, Jr
Proper $11,000 License Refund Confirmed
State Motor Vehicle Director James Bailey said the $11,000 reduction in license fees for Las Vegas Building Material Co. was proper and legal. He cited an Attorney General opinion confirming legality and noted the issue arose from missing records now corrected.
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Carson City
UPI
James Bailey
Las Vegas
Legislative
Robert Bruce
Motor Vehicle Department
Bailey
Lette
Bruce
Frontier Wins Approval for Denver to Las Vegas Route
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved Frontier Airlines for a new nonstop service from Denver to Las Vegas after an investigation into the Denver Grand Junction Las Vegas corridor. Earlier, a CAB examiner found a need for more competitive nonstop service and selected Frontier, despite protests from Trans World and Western.
Madame Williams to be sentenced in disorderly house case
Sharon Jean Williams alias Sharon Jean Grover faces sentencing by Municipal Court Judge Walter Richards after a jury found her guilty of running a disorderly house. Arrested October 8 at La Palm Motel, she allegedly arranged a prostitution date for an officer. co-defendants Carol Broderick, Paulette Lackey, and Carol Summers were also detained.
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Sharon Jean Williams
Walter Richards
Richards
Mrs. Williams
Sharon Jean Grover
Carol Broderick
Paulette Lee Lackey
Carol Ann Summers
la Palm
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Vegas Briefs
Sheriff Lamb
Water Project
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Ann Kieffer
St. Frances de Salles
Minneapolis
Minn
Carl W. Lyons
Palm Chapel
Palm Memorial Park
Susanna J. Mankiewicz
St. Joan of Arc
Ralph W. Brown
Col
George Doll
Vegas
Denver
Western
Scotland
Muny Court
Madame
Crick Ware
Georgetown West
Collins Bros
Campbell Drive
Red Rock
Saylor St. Amberwood
Honhattan Sahara Park
San Bernardino
Twin Lakes Village Inc
East St. Louis and
San Jose Streets
Twin Lakes Ranch
Coran Lane
Country Club Estates
Washington
Rancho Mesquite
Onyx Way
Tropical Estates
Nakona
Fountainbleau
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