Equalization Board Has Light Workload
The Clark County Board of Equalization held one of its lightest sessions, hearing seven property owner protests across two meetings in January. Assessor James Bilbray noted only two protests on January 7 and five more yesterday, with decisions to be mailed to owners who may appeal to the State Board of Equalization next month.
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Clark County Board of Equalization
James Bilbray
State Board of Equalization
Seek Legislative Aid on Apartment Taxes
Clark County Board of Equalization adopted a resolution urging the county legislative delegation to pursue statutory relief for apartment property taxes. The move follows a January 7 meeting with the Apartment Owners Association led by Jack Schofield noting occupancy below national average and limited relief options under current laws.
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Clark County Board of Equalization
Apartment Owners Association
Jack Schofield
State Board of Equalization
Businessman To Address AA Group
A Southern California executive with nearly 20 years of sobriety through AA will speak at the monthly intergroup meeting. Chick C. of Los Angeles will give the educational address on alcoholism and arrest of its effects at City Hall commission chambers tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. The public and local officials are invited.
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Southern California
Alcoholics Anonymous
Chick C
Los Angeles
City Hall Commission
Chuck C
Theft at Terrible Herbst Station Cigarettes Stolen
Luther Chandler, a station attendant at 301 E. Charleston Blvd Terrible Herbst, reported a man in an old station wagon stole 40 cartons of cigarettes while Chandler was busy with customers. The thief drove away before Chandler noticed.
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Luther Chandler
Herbst Station
Charleston Blvd
Chandler
Suspect Surrenders on Burglary Larceny Charges
Robert Karl Amadon aged 28 of 240 West Philadelphia Street gave himself up to City Detective Dale Loper on warrants charging burglary grand larceny and receiving stolen property issued by ex Justice of the Peace Tom Pursel. Chief Lt Paul Gulas said the arrest related to a burglary at the same apartment address cited by Amadon.
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Robert Karl Amadon
Philadelphia St
Dale Loper
Loper
Amadon
Justice of the Peace
Tom Pursel
Paul Gulas
Sir Paul Dukes to celebrate 76th birthday by headstand
Sir Paul Dukes, a former British secret agent, will mark his 76th birthday in Camberley by performing a public headstand yoga demonstration. The event highlights his long career and interest in yoga.
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Camberley
England
UPI
Paul Dukes
Tax trial for entertainers Bernard Brothers in WU court
Bernard F. George and Hubert J. Magnell known as the Bernard Brothers faced two counts each of income tax evasion in U S District Court in WU. They pleaded not guilty before Judge Roger Foley with trial date to be set.
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Bernard F. George
Hubert J. Magnell
Bernard Brothers
WU. S. District Court
Roger Foley
Raymond Charles Harmeyer
William Perry Dill
Dill
Harvey Walter de Mences
Roger Arthur Paulette
U. S
U. S. District Court
Texas
Paulette
John Carl Hallberg
Cambodia says Viet bandits in border clash
Cambodian news agency reports about 100 Vietnamese crossed the frontier on Tuesday and fought Cambodian troops in a brief battle. Two Cambodian soldiers were killed and four wounded, with Vietnamese forces retreating carrying unspecified dead and wounded.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
UPI
South Viet Nam
South
Viet Nam
Lawyers Believe High Court Decisions Making Crime Pay
The ABA president told the New York Bar Association that recent Supreme Court rulings may have tilted justice toward criminals, undermining law-abiding citizens. He urged a three year ABA project to reform criminal law administration in state and federal courts.
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New York
UPI
American Bar Association
Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell Jr
New York Bar Association
ABA
Powell
Richmond
High Court
Vegan Pays $75 Fine For Leaving Scene
Anthony Patarressi, 36, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to leaving the scene of an accident after a two car crash at Main Street and Las Vegas Boulevard South. His vehicle struck a car carrying Thayer E. Bigelow, vice president of the First National Bank, who suffered a strained back and was treated by Dr. Bill Stiles.
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Anthony Patarressi
Main Street
Las Vegas Boulevard
Patarressis
Thayer
E. Bigelow
First National Bank
Bigelow
Bill Stiles
Nevada assessors scorn political pressure in tax equality fight
Nevada lawmakers heard that despite years of effort the state still lacks a precise science of assessment. Chairman Cyril Bastian and officials cited loopholes for tax breaks and inconsistent county practices that keep taxes from being evenly applied despite a 35 percent assessment rule.
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Carson City
UPI
Nevada
Assembly Taxation Committee
Cyril Bastian
D Lincoln
Tax Commission
Robert Lawlese
Glen Frey
Bureau of Assessment Standards
Frey
Bastian
Canterbury College reports missing cafe items
Canterbury Technical College informs 327 utensils have vanished from the campus cafe since last September. Principal Ronald Hooke orders students to return forks knives and spoons within two weeks to the cafe or by mail, with no questions asked or police notified if unreturned.
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Canterbury
England
APT
Canterbury Technical College
Ronald Hooke
Chevrolet Director and Wife Injured in Head-On Crash
Warner L. Moore and his wife Katherine escaped serious harm when their car collided with another driven by John Thomas Taranto in downtown Las Vegas. Moore, a director for General Motors Chevrolet, and Mrs. Moore were treated at Sunrise Hospital and released. Taranto was jailed for reckless driving.
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Warner L. Moore
National Automobile Dealer’s Association
Katherine
John Thomas Taranto
Silver Birch Lane
Planes Search For Photographer In Snowbound Nevada Slope
A ground party combed the snow covered east slope of the Humboldt Mountains for a twin engine plane missing since Sunday on a flight from Salt Lake City. The craft carried commercial photographer David Gast en route to Reno via Elko. Five planes flew Thursday but were hampered by low clouds, rain and snow as the Civil Air Patrol and search teams pressed the hunt.
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ELKO
UPI
Humboldt Mountains
Salt Lake City
David Gast
Reno
Civil Air Patrol
Mink Stolen From Local Woman Home
A mink coat and a small portable television valued at 3685 dollars were stolen from the home of Norma J. Flowers at 1730 North Decatur yesterday. Police reported the incident.
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Norma J. Flowers
N. Decatur
Vegan Innocent of Possession Verdict Won by Jury
A 24 year old North Las Vegas resident, William Harvey Cooley, was found not guilty by a district court jury after about 44 hours of deliberation. Police arrested him June 15, 1964, at 2332 Daley St, contending two marijuana cigarettes were found. Cooley claimed no knowledge of them. Judge David Zenoff and Deputy District Attorney Richard Bryan led the trial.
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North Las
William Harvey Cooley
Las Vegas
Daley
Cooley
John Harrington
Dist
David Zenoff
Richard Bryan
Boot theft at liquor store scene in early morning incident
Frank Jefferson a janitor at the Guys and Dolls Cocktail Lounge reports an unidentified man stole a half pint of whiskey and a rubber boot from his car while he was parked in front of a liquor store about 2 a.m. yesterday.
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Frank Jefferson
Guys and Dolls Cocktail Lounge
Ice showers strike New Rochelle platform
A chunk of ice from a New Haven Railroad train struck a passenger on the New Rochelle station platform injuring his nose. A second commuter aiding the injured man fainted at the sight of blood and was helped home, causing two fares to be lost.
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New Rochelle, N. Y
UPI
New Haven Railroad
Duke comment on aristocrat marriages to commoners
The Duke of Bedford comments on aristocrats marrying commoners saying nowadays marrying into trade is seen as desirable, likening it to joining a chain of supermarkets. The remark reflects social change and class attitudes in England.
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Woburn Abbey
England
UPI
Duke of Bedford
Colorado Senate Debuts Long 283 Page Commerce Bill
Colorado lawmakers face a lengthy 283 page bill, the Senate’s largest ever, introducing a comprehensive revision of state commerce laws aimed at updating regulatory framework. The measure signals a major overhaul to how business is regulated statewide.
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Denver
UPS
Colorado
State Senate
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Marshall Nunn
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