Nevada conforms to national motor vehicle law trends
Nevada's motor vehicle registration rules align with most states per a Polk survey. Director Louis P. Spitz notes Nevada issues a title in 41 states, uses license plates tied to owners in 55 percent, and switched to a privilege tax in 1963. Nevada remains one of the few not placing vehicle numbers on titles.
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Carson City
Nevada
R. L. Polk Co
Louis P. Spitz
Department of Motor Vehicles
District of Columbia
Boys Clubs of Clark County Launch Fund Drive
Campaign headquarters for the Boys Clubs of Clark County building fund opens at 1008 EF Charleston Blvd. under executive director Martin Gottlieb. The drive aims to raise 198000 for a new center, with kickoff in early February and a deadline of March 8, 196?. Volunteers are urged to contact campaign director William A. Morrison.
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Boys Clubs of Clark County Building Fund
Charleston Blvd
Boys Club
Martin Gottlieb
Gottlieb
William A. Morrison
Clark County
Nevada
Bridge Meetings Return to Dula Center with Hattie O'Hara
Regular bridge games at the Dula Center resume with Hattie O'Hara guiding sessions. Monday afternoon games start at 1 p.m. on February 1 and Saturday night games begin at 8 p.m. on February 6.
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Dula Center
Hattie O'Hara
Extension Course Registration Opens for NSU Engineering Program
Registration for Nevada Southern University general extension courses in the Engineering Science Corps Program starts at 7 p.m. February 5 in the Science and Technology Building. Courses cover modern physics and mathematics to aid engineering and research studies. Graduate credit in electrical engineering requires prior graduate standing at the University of Nevada. Bring graduate status proof or official bachelor transcripts. Up to nine graduate credits may count toward an advanced degree or transfer. Fees are 15 dollars per credit due at registration.
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Nevada Southern University
Engineering Science Corps
Science and Technology
NSU
University of Nevada
Nevada Senators Push Reins on Gaming Agency Budgets
Senator Henry Berrum renews a push to require legislative appropriation for State Gaming Commission and Gaming Control Board expenses. His SB21 seeks to cap funding against current 1.7 million biennial requests, proposing 1.3 million plus 400 thousand contingency, potentially allowing up to 3.4 million next biennium. Senator Bruce Parks backs state level dealer registration via the attorney general’s bureau, moving from local registries to curb cross city movement.
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Carson City
UPI
Henry Berrum
R-Douglas
Gaming Control Board
Bruce Parks
D-Mineral
Nevada
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Attorney General's Office
Parks
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