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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1966
Page
5
Clark County School District announces a vacancy for the super intendent with a $25 000 to $30 000 annual salary. Applications due March 15, six finalists to be named by April 1, finalists to be interviewed in Las Vegas, and final selection later in April. Requires doctorate or near doctorate and Nevada administrative certification.
The Debate Society of Las Vegas High School hosts its second annual Hootenanny featuring the Checkmates at the Las Vegas High School Auditorium Saturday at 7 0 pm. Proceeds fund transportation for debate teams to tournaments. other Strip entertainers and local talent also perform with Don Adams as host.
Las Vegas Police Chief Lorin Bunker oversees 59 heifers 15 K-9 dogs flocks of turkeys and chickens and alfalfa at the city rehabilitation farm. Prisoners tend the crops as the city aims to supply beef for jail meals with the LDS Farm paid $2,960 last month for the herd.
The Las Vegas Sun announces staff roles including editor H M Greenspun publisher and executives Ruth Deskin Bryn Armstrong Vince Anselmo Bill Fitzgerald Gerry Appleby Jack Davenport William Sherwood Burt Ray Haney Haney Womack and others. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier delivery and mail options, with advance payment required.
Lt. Glenn Simmons said deputies have many reads but no prime suspect in the December 7 robbery slayings of Glendale service station owner Myron Cormick and employee James Boyle. Over 10000 man hours spent. $3000 reward posted. Detectives questioned witnesses in Richfield and Orem Utah after a former officer provided a matched description from a Springdale waitress.
The Clack County Recreation Board was bid $400,632 by Las Vegas in 1965 as room tax remittance. The figure shows a rise of $37,444 from earlier in the year, reflecting hotel business gains. Receipts from last June through December climbed 18 percent over the first half of 1965, partly due to the Mint Hotel opening.
Police warn motorists not to peep through frost obscured windshields using makeshift holes as it endangers drivers and pedestrians. Frosty mornings raise danger with reduced visibility as children head to school.
Nevada's federal agricultural funding for fiscal 1967 totals about 11.5 million dollars according to Sen. Howard Cannon. The package includes 3.6 million for the Partners Home Administration, more than 3 million for the Forest Service, with 1.5 million for the Economic Opportunity Program and Job Corps camps and 500,000 for new forest roads and trails. The total exceeds the current fiscal year by roughly 700,000 dollars.
Former taxi driver Jack Claery Goldbery sued Sheriff Ralph Lamb and deputies claiming assault during an May arrest. District Judge John Sexton’s court waited hours for a verdict, which found against Goldbery and led to subsequent arrests connected to the case and a nearby disturbance.
The Charleston Plaza Shopping Center changed hands in a $50 million sale recorded yesterday by the County Recorder. Former owners Bill Peccoe and Don Atkin relinquished control to Newark Havania Corp of New York, with assurances the complex including the center, adjoining stores, and theater will remain operational as it has since completion five years ago. Sam Gordon of Se cords Title Insamiuiee represented the buyers.
Community members in ENMOCTH and Paetand express frustration with the chamber's spending and broad statements. They urge practical actions over empty rhetoric and question the value of ongoing debates on town issues.
A community notice says the first Mayor's Prayers Breakfast will be held February 1 at the Municipal Convention Hall. City officials and business leaders were to discuss preliminary plans and church attendees were invited to join.
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