Paradise Mesa Dispute Over Sewer Easement Hearing Continues
Judge John Mowbray extended the hearing on Sanitation Restrict No. 1's bid for a 2 by sewer line easement through Henderson. The district seeks temporary occupancy and bonds pendente. Henderson delayed action. conflicts involve Paradise Mesa, Henderson Industrial Park, and Sunset Rd parcels with bids and capacity figures cited.
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Sunset Rd
Henderson Industrial Park, Inc
A. L. Massa
George Monahan
Henderson 5
Paradise Mess
Accountant Joins DA Office as Second Investigator
Jack Adams, Utah graduate in accounting and Hayward California resident, was named second investigator for the district attorney's office. Chief investigator Jack Ruggies announced the choice, with District Attorney Ted Marshall praising Adams background and integrity. Adams will relocate to Las Vegas and is married with three children.
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University of Utah
District Attorney 'S Office
Jack Ruggies
Dist
Attl
Ted Marshall
Adams
Resi
Marshall
Vrto Adams
Las Vemnas
Marrie
Chiucret
Laborer Pleads Guilty to Weapons and Disorderly Charges
Raipa C. Mayne, 26, pleaded guilty to three misdemeanor counts stemming from an armed robbery and shooting in Mandaville Court yesterday. He received multiple sentences totaling punishment and will serve consecutive terms. The incident involved gun use and disorderly conduct, with subsequent court actions taken by Judge J. Richards.
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Raipa C. Mayne
Esterday
Demm
J. Richards Venvence
Mayne
Police Blame Sun Driver in Wreck
Police blamed the sun and the driver in a collision yesterday that left a woman injured and a car destroyed. James M. Delaney, 24, of Van Nuys, cited for running a stop sign at Maryland Parkway and Carson. Mary L. Fisher, 18, was in the other car. Clara Fisher, 48, suffered shoulder injuries and was treated by her physician.
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James M. Delaney
van Nuys
Carson
Maryland Parkway
Mary L. Fisher
New York Press Owners Welcome White House Interest Over Strike
New York City publishers welcomed White House interest in the printers strike now in its 45th day and said they would explore any proposal to end the labor dispute. The ITU and publishers face a $24.23 gap in their contract proposals as talks pause and union funds cushion strike benefits amid a historic blackout.
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Would-Be Kidnapper to Undergo Neck Bullet Removal
An 18 year old charged with kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon will undergo surgery this morning to remove a bullet from his neck. Sheriffs deputies reported to the Sun.
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SUN
New Airport Police Get Budget Okay
Clark County commissioners approved an additional 273000 for a one man security detail to police the new airport. An extra 38892.44 will be transferred from the airport fund to the sheriff’s department to cover interim costs until July.
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Henderson
Clark County
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Carpenter Sues Reynolds for Prejudice Damages
Prentiss Walker, a carpenter, sues Reynolds Electrical and Engineering claiming $200000 for firing due to race. He asserts an agreed rehiring after a government probe was not fulfilled and seeks $300 weekly wages plus costs and damages in Clark County District Court, represented by Atty. Michel Hines.
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Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Company
Rev Prentiss Stanley Walker
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Clark County District Court
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Micheel Hines
Why Do Pigs Bite Tails Survey The Survey
British OU and Cake Mills Ltd conducted a survey sending over 2600 questionnaires to farmers to learn why pigs bite each other’s tails. They hope to find a solution to tail biting and prevent the practice.
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London
British OU and Cake Mills Ltd
Bes
Canall
Funeral services for Bonnie Lucile Brannon
Funeral services for Bonnie Lucile Brannon 34 of Las Vegas will be held at 11 am Thursday at Barker Brothers Chapel with Rev. Report officiating. Burial follows at Mountain View Garden of Memories. Brannon died yesterday in a local hospital after 20 years in Las Vegas where she worked as a waitress at the Flamingo Hotel. Survived by husband Thomas Brannon and five other family members.
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Bonnie Lucile Brermon
TTS
Funeral services for David Lee Metz
Funeral services for David Lee Metz aged 12 of Kinsefia Street will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Bunker Brothers Chapel. Rev. Melvin Pekru will officiate. Burial will follow. Metz died last Friday and was a student at Hyde Park Junior High School. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wii Lioy.
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Kinsefia St
Bunker Brothers Chapel
Melvin Pekru
Mountain View Garden of
Young Metz
Hyde Park Junior High School
Wii Lioy
Wesley La Rocca Rosary and Funeral Services
Wesley La Rocca will have a rosary at p.m. today at St. Bridget's Church for the late restaurant owner who died January 19. Mass is set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at the same church with Peter Moran as celebrant. Entombment follows in the Palm Mausoleum. He is survived by his mother, Vivien La Rocca.
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Wesley la Rocca
Palm Mausoleum
Masor
Peter Moran
la Rocca
Ton 20Th
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Mink Stolen From Fifth Floor Room In Downtown Home
Mrs Eugene D. King of La Puente California reported a burglary Friday night after returning to her fifth floor room to find a window broken and her $1,000 silver blue mink stole missing. Police investigators noted the burglar entered through the window and fled, leaving no other obvious clues.
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Eugene D. King
la Puente
Cailf
Investi
Burglar Steals From Kitchen During Cold Snap
Photographer Douglas Venable reported a burglary at his home 920 Bonanza Rd on Saturday. He found kitchen shelves stripped and contents moved to the table. A Sunday check revealed missing items including bills and other kitchen materials amid the icy repairs scene.
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Venable
Bonanze Rd
Mac
Two Men Plead Innocent To Interference Charge
Ralph T. Haley and Thomas A. Roberts pleaded not guilty in Municipal Court to interference with firemen. Judge Walter J. Richards set trial for April 7. The blaze at Haley's home 1816 Canosa caused damage confined to a bedroom and closet. Firemen indicated the fire started by children playing with matches.
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Ralph T Haley
Thomas A. Roberts
Haley
Canosa
Thieves Steal Heaters From Heers Brothers Office
Burglars struck Heers Brothers Inc targeting the firm’s model home office at 2 200 year St Louis Ave. Heaters and television sets were taken valued around 325 dollars. Entry was gained by forcing the office door.
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Heers Brothers Inc
Ye St. Louise Ave
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