Nothing to Lose in Airport Deal Says NLW
The Sun continues its series on Las Vegas Air Terminal price spirals tied to the old Thunderbird Field. City Manager Clay Lynch touts a $945,362 purchase of 105 acres, claiming no financial risk and no money involved for North Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas minister defies judges in marriage rulings
The Rev. Robert I. Truesdell and 240 ministers faced Nevada District Court scrutiny over marriage ceremony qualifications. Despite a 1965 denial and a Supreme Court upholding, Truesdell performed four weddings, with records showing 284 ceremonies between February and April this year.
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Gambling as an economic force in Las Vegas rises to Wall Street status
The author argues gambling drives big business in Las Vegas and likens it to major corporations. A late night Bank of Las Vegas transaction and the Fremont Hotel sale to Parvin-Dohrmann are cited to illustrate the scale and tax implications of gaming profits in Nevada.
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Walkout Looms as Nevada Test Site Talks Fail
Stage set for a walkout after eleventh hour contract talks broke down between Reynolds Engineering Catalytic Construction and locals 525 and 357. Plumbers and electricians refused new offers while shifts ended and a midnight expiry passed, leaving about 400 Local 357 workers at the test site affected.
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One Man Killed in Tonopah Highway Collision Near Las Vegas
A late night two car crash on the Tonopah Highway one mile south of the Lee Canyon cutoff left one man dead and the other occupant hospitalized. Authorities withheld the victim's identity pending kin notification as nationwide Fourth of July traffic forecasts warned of elevated fatalities.
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X15 Rocket Plane Makes Emergency Landing Near Tonopah
Air Force Lt. Col. Robert Rushworth jettisoned malfunctioning fuel tanks and landed the X15 on a dry lake bed near Tonopah Nevada. The craft carried nearly 16 tons of fuel and had aimed for speeds around 5 000 miles per hour on his final flight before a wartime college assignment.
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Weather Summary With Sunny Conditions And Light Winds
A sunny day with gentle winds inland increasing to 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon. High near 185 and a low around 75 with sunrise at 4 08 and sunset at 7 91, yesterday's high 102 and low 6 percent. noontime humidity about 10 percent.
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