NLV Officials Debate Las Vegas Annexation Boundary
North Las Vegas officials study the Las Vegas annexation resolution amid boundary wording concerns. The joint boundary ends at Coran Lane, not continuing to Owens as earlier stated, with potential future expansions tied to Howard Hughes's plans for the North Las Vegas Air Terminal and a Legislature special session agenda next month.
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Las Vegas
Decatur
Mountains
Owens
Nellis Boulevard
Pecos
Coran Lane
North Las Vegas
Vegas
College Heights
Las Vegas Air Terminal
Howard Hughes
Lamb Captures Suspects in Slot Cheating Ring
Sheriff Lamb announced the arrest of Joseph Chester Garsted Lois Bellm Edwards and Kenneth Bellm on charges of possessing slot machine cheating devices and dangerous drugs. Authorities seized drugs gaffs picks and three slot machines. Investigators say the group trained others to cheat slots and took a percentage of the proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chester Garsted
Reno
Lois Bellm Edwards
Las Vegas
Kenneth Bellm
Ralph Lamb
Edna Street
Lamb
Mt. Charleston
Registrar Seeks Faster Elections in Clark County
Clark County Registrar Thomas Mulroy asks for more voting machines and a punch card system to speed results in Southern Nevada. County commissioners require more reports before deciding, citing antiquated equipment that delays tabulation and leaves unofficial results to media at night.
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Clark County
Thomas Mulroy
Nevada
Mulroy
Las Vegas Sun Staff and Post Office Information
The Las Vegas Sun lists its corporate officers and editors including H M Greenspun president and Bryn Armstrong executive editor. It notes second class matter status and national advertising representation by Ward Griffin Co. Also lists associations and that all mail subscriptions must be prepaid for Continental U.S. deliveries.
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The
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South Commerce St
Las Vegas
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
Post Office
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
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Burglaries Net 200 Dollar Loss as 500-Pound Safe Stolen
Deputies recovered a 500 pound iron safe from Roberts Roof and Floor Co after thieves pried a side window at 3226 Cinderella Lane between 6 15 p m Monday and 4 15 a m yesterday. The three foot tall safe was wheeled to a two wheel cart and loaded onto the firm’s pickup truck later found at Lamb Boulevard and the railroad tracks in Vegas Valley. The $200 inside the safe was not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Roof and Floor Company
Sheriff’s
Ralph Lamb
Cinderella Lane
Lamb Boulevard
Vegas Valley
PSC Receives Rate Hike Request From Bus Association
National Bus Traffic Association asks Nevada Public Service Commission to raise excess value charges on Nevada lines from 10 to 25 cents. Current rules cap valuation at 50 dollars per shipment or 50 cents per pound over 100 pounds. ICC approved the excess value charge. If approved, new rate could take effect February 15 with protests due by January 29 in Carson City.
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National Bus Traffic Association
Public Service Commission of
Nevada
PSC
Gene Milligan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Milligan
Carson City
Cops Nab Familiar Court Foe In Las Vegas Case
Frank Parker, 48, sued 14 Las Vegas police officers for 650000. He was jailed after marijuana was found in his car and charged with following too closely and narcotics possession. Parker, a recurrent figure since 1956, posted 1500 bail. His pending narcotics case and civil liberties suit against Police Chief Lorin Bunker continue.
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Las Vegas
Frank Parker
Duquesne
Parker
Charles Kellar
Lorin Bunker
City Vets Parking Garage System Dispute In Las Vegas
The Las Vegas city commission debated paying Slatten Construction 17 000 for two 5 million garages while questioning if the APD automatic parking device system met Talley Cooper specs. City officials hired James Hunnicutt to inspect and consider bringing systems up to spec as they review contractor authority and retainage.
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City of
Las Vegas
Fourth
Ogden
Third
Carson
Slatten Construction Co
Spring Mountain Road
Public Works
Richard Sauer
Jean Dutton
James Hunnicutt
Talley- Cooper
Henderick Assocites
Sauer
Dutton
Hendricks Associates
Advis
George Ogilvie, Jr
Hendricks
Hunnicutt
Judges Plan To Hire Law Clerks In Clark County
Eighth Judicial District judges will meet the Board of County Commissioners in two weeks to discuss hiring law clerks. Clark County District Court currently lacks law clerks, placing judges at a research disadvantage while other offices and private firms employ them. The survey covers requirements and pay scales, with findings to be presented for a decision.
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John Mendoza
Eighth Judicial District
Board of County Commissioners
Clark County
Mendoza
District Attorney’s Office
Public Defenders Office
Eighth District
University Graduate Is Released from Custody
William C. Painter, a University of Maryland graduate and electrical engineer, was released on his own recognizance by Dist. Judge John Mendoza after a Parole and Probation report. Painter, who turned himself in first in Van Nuys, California, then in Las Vegas, must check with parole before leaving Nevada. He plans full restitution through attorney Richard Bryan.
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John Mendoza
University of Maryland
William C. Painter
Mendoza
Department of Parole and Probation
California
Painter
van Nuys
Nevada
Las Vegas
Book Swap Planned At Campus
Nevada Southern University students on mid semester vacation may attend the second annual book exchange fair. Books can be bought sold or exchanged in Room 113 Social Science building from 1 to 5 p.m. this week and during registration Jan 31 Feb 1 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event is sponsored by NSU Lamplighters a campus women service organization.
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Nevada Southern University
Social Science
NSU
Lamplighters
Bell Helicopter Lands 21-Plane PHI Order
Petroleum Helicopters Inc of Lafayette La placed a 12.5 million order with Bell Helicopter for 21 aircraft. The buy includes four Huey civilian models seven JetRangers and ten utility ships. PHI, the world’s largest helicopter operator, announced the deal at the Helicopter Association of America meeting.
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Petroleum Helicopters, Inc
Lafayette, la
Bell Helicopter Company
Louisiana
PHI
Robert Suggs
Helicopter Association of America
Stardust Hotel
Army
Schools Get 218 847 Grant
Nevada schools will receive 218 847 in federal funds this year for library resources text books and other institutional material. Sens Alan Bible and Howard Cannon announced the grant.
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Washington
Nevada
Alan Bible
Howard W. Cannon
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Continental
United States
Teleflora
Discolu
Tions NT Nursery
Francis Sullivan
National Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C
Capitol
UPI
Edward B. Hendricks
Ruth Paden
Palm Chapel
Palm Mausoleum
George W. Brenner
Dennis Vandor
Richard Bryan
Bell Helicopter
Bell
Scotland
Doers Walker
Cethes
Las Vegas Blvd
CMR
Garrett S Furniture Company
South Main Street
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