Toll rises to six in Nevada highway deaths
Nevada’s 1968 traffic fatality list grew to six with two more deaths. Philip T. Soares Jr., 24, of Colton California, died after a Blue Diamond Road crash that also left Warwick Hall with injuries. Ver nell Marshall, 44, of North Las Vegas, died from injuries in a Nevada Test Site camper accident driven by Raymond Jackson, 30, of Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Philip T. Soares, Jr
Colton
Calif
Vernell Marshall
Joust St
Las Vegas
Soares
Blue Diamond Road
Lincoln Sanders
Nevada State Highway Patrol
Warwick Hall
Fontana
SNMH
Hall
Sanders
John Bruce
Marshall
Raymond Jackson
Royal Court
REA seeks four percent rate increase in Nevada
Railway Express Agency has asked the Nevada Public Service Commission for a four percent rate rise on shipments between 10 and 125 pounds in Nevada. The hike would apply to items including household appliances auto accessories hardware and sheet steelware and take effect March 11. Protests to the PSC must be filed before February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
UPI
Railway Express Agency
Nevada Public Service Commission
Nevada
PSC
Gene Owens To Appeal Conviction
Atty Ted Marshall to appeal for Eugen Owens after a North Las Vegas jury found him guilty of delaying and obstructing a city inspection and court sentencing set for February twenty six. Owens, 57, of 2537 Webster Street, was accused of resisting officers seeking entry during a June building inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty
Ted Marshall
Eugen Owens
North Las Vegas
Dist
John Mendoza
Owens
Webster St
Thomas Bracken
Mendoza
Obituary notices for Carollo Marshall Frazier Soares Hogue and Prisbey
A sequence of death notices lists Frank T Carollo 66, Marine veteran, of Las Vegas, with funeral in Palm Chapel and burial at Woodlawn, plus Vernell Marshall 44 and Helen Frazier 72, each with church services and Woolman/Bunker mortuary arrangements. Also named are Philip Soares Jr 24, Sarah Hogue 61, Harold Prisbey 54 with service details, birthplaces, and surviving relatives across Kentucky Illinois California Utah and Arizona.
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Frank Thomas Carollo
Flower Ave
Riverside
Calif
Marine Corps
Carollo
Lexington
Palm Chapel
Woodlawn Cemetery
Louise
North Las Vegas
Mike Carollo
Tempe
Ariz
Joe
Anna Furlong
Mary Carollo
Vernell Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Quimby
Bethel Baptist Church
C. C. Smith
Woollawn
Bunker Brothers Mortuary
Mildred
Vernell, Kenneth
Leonard Glen Marshall
Barbara Ann
Mary Frances Virgil
Mary Brock
Tallulah, la
Helen Irene Frazier
Vegas Drive
Frazier
Galesburg
Ill
Columbus
Ohio
Florence Moody
Las Vegas
Craig Hogue
Robert Riggs
Willard
Ralph Roy
Mt. Sterling
Harold Prisbey
St. George
Utah
Hiram W. Prisbey
Desert Inn
Ward Chapel
Washington
Washington Cemetery
LaRue
Middleton
Susan Prisbey
Gary
Shirley Ann McCauley
Salt Lake City
Dorene Hopkins
Beverly
Alvin
Clifford
Max
Rex
Scottsdale
Merrill
Eugene
Lara Lund
Page, Ariz
Maudie Graves
Murray
Phil Dotson
San Bernardino
Irene Slack
Boulder City
Nevada ruling limits barbering to men and boys over 15
Nevada Attorney General Harvey Dickerson ruled cosmetological shops may not cut or style hair for males over 15, making barber shops the sole option for older boys. He noted the law distinguishes adults from children and warned a legislative change would be needed to alter this interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
UPI
Nevada
Harvey Dickerson
Kenneth R. Shaddy
State Barbers, Health and Sanitation Board
Dickerson
Farm Library Set to Rise at Beltsville
BELTSVILLE Md The Department of Agriculture is building a National Agricultural Library in a 15 story facility costing 7 million dollars. The library will eventually store about 2 million volumes and publications.
Wardrobe Designers to Assist Invitation to a March
Local costume designers Gene Donaldson and Clark McKinlay of Wardrobe Unlimited, praised for Tom Jones costumes, will lend talent to Theatre Arts Council’s Invitation to a March. Performances run Friday to Sunday at Paradise Spa Auditorium 8 15 p.m. and 2 30 p.m. Sunday. Donation is 1.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jones
Theatre Arts Council
Paradise Spa Auditorium
Old LA Highway
Nevada Secures $372,238 Federal Education Grant
Nevada schools will receive 372,238 dollars in federal funds this year to bolster the State Department of Education, support guidance counseling and testing programs, buy equipment, and grant loans to nonprofit private schools. Senators Alan Bible and Howard W. Cannon announced the allotment under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Department of Education
Alan Bible
Howard W. Cannon
Precinct Meetings Rerouted in Clark County
County Chairman Carl Curley Price announced corrections to two Democratic precinct meetings. Precinct 88 Las Vegas now meets at Edward Ortiz's home 412 Parkway West, and Precinct 122 Las Vegas at Marie Waffle’s 1613 C Gragson location.
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Carl “Curley” Price
Las Vegas
Edward Ortiz
Parkway West
Las Vegas Precinct
Marie Waffle
Gragson
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REA
Gene Owens
Frank Carollo
Helen Frazier
Philip Soares
Philip Thomas Soares, Jr
Mr. Soares
Philip T. Soares
Sarah Hogue
Sarah Camilla Hogue
David Ave
Galena Park
Order of the Eastern Star
Texas
Mrs. Hogue
Golden Gate
Albion
Ruby
L.W. Blvd
South
Artesia Lodge
Order of Oddfellows
Clark County
United Nations
Richard Baudo
IOOF
Artesia Noble
Harold Green
Gene
Donaldson and
Clark McKinlay
Wardrobe Unlimited
Ceived
America
Charleston
S.V. Blvd
Water ST
Henderson
Vege A
Arreovie
Teovece
13Th
Cersen
Convention Center Drive
Reed
Flamingo
Audrey Reed
Renche
Cheriesten
Alta
Decetur
Georgetown West
Desert Inn Road
Collins Bros
Campbell Drive
Red Rock
Saylor St. Amberwood
Manhattan
Sahara Park
Twin Lakes Village Inc
East St. Louis and
San Jose Streets
Homewood Park
Ruth
Twin Lakes Ranch
Coran Lane
Country Club Estates
Rancho Mesquite
Onyx Way
Tropical Estates
Nakona
Fountainbleau
Saylor Ranchos
Saylor Way
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