LV Police Chief Lorin Bunker to retire June 1
In an exclusive Las Vegas Sun interview Police Chief Lorin Bunker said he will retire effective June 1 after 25 years in law enforcement. He denied pressure or a departmental shakeup, noting talks with City Manager Art Trelease and Mayor Oran Grayson and plans to use remaining vacation time.
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Clear LV Teacher In Alleged Beating of Pupil
The Clark County School District recommended no disciplinary action against fifth grade teacher Vera Moore of Mountain View Elementary after a 10 year old pupil was allegedly struck with a wooden paddle. Robert Zweifel Sr. signed the complaint, admitting permission for corporal punishment in case of inattention. Dr. Brown noted Nevada law allows such punishment in schools.
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Reagan Murmurs Prompt Boisterous Vegas Delegates
Governor Reagan drew a one minute stomping ovation from about 4,000 auto dealers in Las Vegas as he declared government must protect society from lawbreakers. He critiqued federal plans that crime would fade with poverty, arguing crime rose with prosperity.
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Weather outlook with rising clouds and mild winds
Increasing cloudiness and gentle winds mark today with a high of 55 and a low of 32. Yesterday mirrored the high at 55, while tonight's low sits near 32 and humidity at noontime is 29 percent. sunrise at 6 43 and sunset at 5 05.
Blood battles erupt in Vietnam as truce ends
Communist forces launch heavy attacks across South Vietnam striking Da Nang and Nha Trang, while Allies scrap the Lunar New Year ceasefire. President Johnson submits a record 186.1 billion dollar budget to Congress calling for sacrifices and a 12.9 billion dollar tax increase to fund continued pressure on Communists and domestic programs.
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Budget includes $60 Million For Test Site
The Nuclear Rocket Development program at the Nevada Test Site won a $60 million share of the National Space Program budget. Senators Bible and Cannon reported. The authorization will come before the Senate. Meanwhile Communist attacks damaged Da Nang airbase and hit six provincial capitals, with ground fighting in city streets as allies ended the Lunar New Year truce due to fear of a general offensive.
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