NSU Chancellor Blasts Governor Over Fund Refusal
NSU Chancellor Donald Moyer warned Gov. Paul Laxalt’s denial of $705,000 in general funds for 1968 will hit Nevada Southern University’s freshman courses hard. With fall enrollment projected at about 3,900, Moyer said 24 new faculty were needed to avoid larger class sections and delayed degree progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Laxalt
University of Nevada
Nevada Southern University
Donald C. Moyer
Laxalt
Reno
Las Vegas
NSU
Dr. Moyer
Board of Regents
Moyer
North Las Vegas Housing Meeting Set by Neigh borhood Council
The North Las Vegas Neighborhood Council meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m at 1908 Glider Street to discuss low income housing and living standard improvements. Mrs Lynn Proksch assistant executive director of the city housing authority will explain how low income citizens may acquire better housing. North Las Vegas residents are invited to attend.
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North Las Vegas
Glider Street
Lynn Proksch
North Las Vegas City
Child Council Meet Today at Variety School
The January meeting of the Council for Exceptional Children will be held Monday at 4 p.m. at Variety School. Parents of handicapped children will present a panel discussion on reactions to placement in special education and the program’s impact. Bill Towne will moderate.
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The
Council For Exceptional Children
Variety School
War Veterans To Hold Memorial Mass At St Christopher's Parish
Catholic War Veterans Post 1838 will hold a memorial mass at 5 p.m. today at St Christopher's Parish honoring Mike McNamee after whom the post was named. The veterans group will present the colors at the ceremony.
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St. Christopher’s Parish
Mike McNamee
Precinct Meeting Rules Clarified for Clark County
Clark County voters may participate in precinct mass meetings based on registration as of January 1. The 1967 law sets one delegate per 50 registered voters, with post January 1 registrants eligible to vote and be elected as delegates. Democrats meet February 1 and Republicans February 19. call party headquarters for locations.
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District Attorney’s Office
Clark County
Thomas Mulroy
Registrar of Voters
League of Women Voters
Las Vegas Sun Staff Box and Masthead
The Las Vegas Sun lists its editorial and business staff led by H M Greenspun as editor and publisher with a full executive team including Bryn Armstrong and Vince Anselmo. It notes post office filing, national ad representatives, and professional memberships.
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The
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
Congress
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
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Police Seek Suspect in Reno Killings
Reno authorities search for a fourth man in the murder of two Wyoming businessmen. Three men from Jackson, Wyoming and Reno have been arrested for the killings, with bodies found near Carson City last October. The motive remains undisclosed.
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Yerington
UPS
Nevada
Wyoming
George Allen
Ted Linn
David Goldsmith
Jackson
Wyo
Glen Lucas
Reno
Robert Stucker
Larry Olinger
Desert Grave
Carson City
Demos Hold Vegas Meet
Two Democrats including former Gov Grant Sawyer opened a series of state Democratic meetings to study proposed resolutions for the party convention. Thomas R C Wilson II of Reno named chairman of the pre convention platform and resolutions committee. Fact finding and policy development sessions will be held statewide before the March Reno convention.
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Grant Sawyer
Thomas R. C. Wilson II
Reno
State Democratic Central Committee
Data from Nevada test fuels search for stronger nuke
Scientists fed data from a Nevada underground explosion of roughly one million tons of TNT into computers as they pursue a higher yield weapon. The blast 3200 feet underground rattled San Francisco and Salt Lake City while seismographs maxed at six on the Richter scale.
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Hot Creek Valley
UPI
Sagebrush
Nevada
Hiroshima
Ground Zero
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
U.S
Mothers March Set Here on Monday Eve
About 1500 local mothers plan to take part in the Mothers March to support the Clark County chapter of the March of Dimes. Mrs Edward G Marshall, chairwoman, cites strong response and asks residents to give when a doorbell rings Monday evening to aid mothers and children facing birth defects.
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Southern
Nevada
National Women's Assn
Allied Beverage Industries
Clark County
March of Dimes
Alfred Ripps
Doyle Jordan
Boyd Hubbard
USAF
National Foundation of the March of Dimes
Edward G. Marshall
U S Agency OKs Funds For Nevada
The Department of Health Education and Welfare and the National Science Foundation approved 1 205 972 for fiscal year 1968 to Nevada. HEW distributed 1 113 372 to local education agencies and state agencies for handicapped children juvenile delinquents and migratory children. NSF granted 92 600 to the Desert Research Institute for a two year study of cloud nuclei properties.
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Washington
UPI
Nevada
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Science Foundation
HEW
Desert Research Institute of Nevada
Extradition Sought for Ex-LVCon Robbery Suspect Farnell
Las Vegas police seek extradition of Randall Peter Farnell from Fort Lauderdale Florida on charges of robbing Elite Market at 831 South Main on December 16 1967. Detective Hilliard said Farnell confessed to the robbery after contact with Fort Lauderdale police. Another man Hugh James Austin age 62 of 2124 Franklin was identified as Shaw's Ice Cream Store robber and as Meadows Market suspect while jailed.
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Las Vegas
Randall Peter Farnell
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
S. Main
Robert Hilliard
Farnell
Nevada State
Iard
Hugh James Austin
Franklin
Shaw
Hilliard
Austin
Meadows Market
Thief Steals Diamonds From Baltimore Street Apartment
Police report a break in at Apartment Six, 313 Baltimore St. where Emory E. Martin’s diamond ring and a woman’s diamond ring worth 150 dollars were taken. The doors were unlocked and the theft occurred between 6 15 PM Friday and 3 20 AM Saturday.
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Emory E. Martin
Martin
Baltimore St
Livestock Health Conference to Hear Top Speaker Here
Dr. Robert J. Schroeder of South Gate California and president of the American Veterinary Medical Association will deliver major addresses at the Western States Animal Health Conference for Livestock men and at the Intermountain Veterinary Medical Association meeting at the Flamingo Hotel. He will discuss a proposed national reporting system for animal disease and the role of data processing in improving disease surveillance and resource use. The events run today through Friday with more than 1,000 veterinarians and their spouses expected in attendance.
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Robert J. Schroeder
South Gate
Calif
The
American Veterinary Medical Assn
Horn of Plenty
Schroeder
American Association of Doctors of Veterinary Medicine
Intermountain
Flamingo Hotel
Minor Blaze Duct Fire Damages Kentuck Kitchen Roof
A fire in the pressure cooker duct at Sahara Avenue and Maryland Parkway spread to the roof around 12 15 am Saturday in the Kentucky Kitchen. Firefighters said there was little damage.
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Kentucky
Sahara Avenue
Maryland Parkway
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United States
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L.W. Blvd
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Ervice
Ruth E. Fisher
George E. Riddle
Palm Mausoleum
Seth Powell
Palm Chapel
Gladys K. Mason
St. Pancrest
England
Andrew Chahram
Clausteen Hill
Intermountain Veterinary Medical Association
Doctors of Veterinary Medicine
Joe Wolcott
East Charleston
Eter
Quarts Garnier
Almaden
Fleischmann’s
Hmanns
Ng George
Quart
King George
Ron Morro
Park & Tilford
California
Yorka
Rothschild
F. Chauvenet
Barclays
Bourvan
College Park Shopping Center
Quart Imported
Chianti Classico Bertolli
Barclay's Straight Bourbon
Yellowstone
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Lly
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