Chief Justice Collins Distances Press After Drunk Driving Arrest
Nevada Supreme Court Chief Justice Jon Collins refuses media interviews after his December drunk driving arrest. He pleaded guilty to reckless driving, paid a $100 fine, and received a six month license suspension not yet enforced by the Motor Vehicle Department. He says newspapers worsened his plight.
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Nevada Supreme Court
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Sales Tax Test Slated Feb 12 In Clark County
District Judge Thomas O'Donnell will hear arguments February 12 on whether the additional half cent sales tax in Clark County is constitutional. The Sahara Luggage Shop owners Michael and Arlene Mack filed the test case, contending the county ordinance and the state law authorizing the tax were unconstitutional for lacking a public vote.
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Thomas O'Donnell
Clark County
Sahara
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Arlene Mack
Parents get sex education talk at Western High
Clark County School District schedules a 7 30 p.m. Tuesday session at Western High School to instruct parents who oppose including sex education in the curriculum.
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Clark County
Western High School
Minstrel Man Dean Dazzles Las Vegas Audience
Jimmy Dean opened at the Landmark Theater with country Western hits drawing praise from a big Las Vegas crowd. The performance featured The Four Guys, conductor John Miller, Ray Sinatra Orchestra, and comic Glenn Ash plus a four week run signaling strong business for February.
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Ray Sinatra
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State planning board to issue 3.7 million in Nevada bonds
The State Planning Board approved selling 3.7 million dollars in general obligation bonds for University of Nevada construction. Bonding consultant Harry Johnson cautioned seven percent may not be achievable amid a February municipal bond surge, and Gov. Laxalt says a special session to raise the limit is not guaranteed. Planning Board member Gene Empey noted lawmakers’ action not assured.
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University of Nevada
Harry Johnson
Nevada
Paul Laxalt
Planning Board
Gene Empey
XeroxTelecasts The Front Page Nationally On Color TV
Xerox Corporation sponsors a color telecast of The Front Page on Xerox TV Network. Robert Ryan and an all star cast headline the 90 minute presentation seen on KLAS TV 8 at 9 30 p m Saturday January 31. The Plumstead Playhouse leads the national theater effort showcasing classic plays and preserving American theatrical heritage.
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Xerox
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Plumstead Playhouse
America
Charles MacArthur
Plumstead
Obituary for Mason A. Pate in Henderson and Las Vegas
Mason A. Pate, 68, died in a local hospital Monday. Born February 16, 1901 in Whitesville Kentucky he was a retired operator for the Texas Gas and Transmission Co in Kentucky. He lived four years in the area at 6 Washington Way Henderson. Survived by wife Frances of Henderson two daughters Gene Rinaldi of Las Vegas Judy Bruner of Henderson one brother Rubin St Louis three grandchildren. Services conducted at 2 30 p.m. at Henderson Palm Chapel with Palm Memorial Park burial. Owensboro Lodge No 130 Masons is noted.
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Pate
Texas Gas and Transmission Co
Kentucky
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Henderson
Owensboro
Free and Accepted Masons
Frances
Paul
Gene) Rinaldi
Las Vegas
Dalton
Judy) Bruner
Rubin
St. Louis
Rinaldi
Sands Hotel
Henderson Palm Chapel
Palm Memorial Park
Masonic Lodge No. 39
Funeral services for Albert Landy in Los Angeles
Funeral services and interment are pending for Albert Landy a 52 year old resident of Los Angeles who died here Thursday. He was born October 23 1917 in Chicago Illinois and is survived by his wife Charlotte Landy. Bunker Brothers are handling arrangements in Los Angeles.
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Mr. Landy
Chicago
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Charlotte Landy
Bunker Brothers
Charles Lofton Graveside Rites Held for Local Resident
Graveside services for Charles Lofton aged 51 were held at 1:00 p.m. Tuesday. Lofton, born July 22, 1918, had lived in the area for 15 years. Rev. C. L. Jefferson officiated with interment in Memory Gardens.
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Charles Lofton
Mr. Lofton
C. L. Jefferson
Memory Gardens
Russell Gibson Rites Pending in Corapolis
Russell Gibson 60 died in a local hospital Wednesday. Born May 17, 1909 on Neville Island, he lived at 800 Clarkway Dr. and had resided here for 10 years. He worked as a handyman.
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Russell Gibson
Russell
Neville Island
Clarkway Dr
Bunker Brothers
NASA Tabs Hughes For Study On Atmospheric Satellite
Hughes Aircraft Space Systems division wins a 250000 contract to build Atmosphere Explorer, a 1000 pound satellite launched from Cape Kennedy early 1973. It will dip into the upper atmosphere every two hours for 10 to 20 minutes, reaching 2500 miles apogee to study atmospheric layers, density, and solar absorption.
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Hughes Program
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