Nevada Wild Animal Preserve Debt Reduction Report
The bankrupt Nevada Wild Animal Preserve, Inc. reduced about $9,000 of debts while $175,000 remains to be addressed on July 10. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Lloyd George sustained receiver Charles Fleming's objections to five debts including $1,459.84 to Nevada Power, $1,136 to Montgomery Ward, and $130.02 to Central Telephone. ex-employee Vickie James had $192 in back wages prioritized. The reserve near Tule Springs faces larger debts to Valley Bank of Nevada, Sidney R. Morris, and Gifford Electric, with other creditors including Riviana Foods and Dillon Giesenschlag and Sharp. Colorado, former manager, faces claim objections as July 10 proceeds. The reserve failed due to inaccessibility and mismanagement, leading to animal sales and staffing changes.
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Nevada Wild Animal Preserve, Inc
U.S
Lloyd George
Charles Fleming
Nevada Power Company
Montgomery Ward
Central Telephone Company
Valley Bank of Nevada
Sidney R. Morris
Gifford Electric, Inc
Lenore Shane
Riviana Foods, Inc
Dillon, Giesenschlag
Sharp
Fleming
Fred Colorado
The
Reserve
Museum Burglary Well Executed in Lehi Heist
Police say the burglary was well planned and professional. Thieves targeted a private museum, taking famous items from outlaw Butch Cassidy’s gun to Ming vases and minerals. John Hutchings, 86, founder of the museum, calls the collection priceless.
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LEHI
Utat
UPI
Butch
John Hutchings Mueum of Natural History
John Hu
Mike Announces New Aid Project For Henderson
Gov. Mike O Callaghan announced a federal grant of nearly 118000 to help Henderson’s jobless and elderly. Growth Opportunities will manage the program with Clark County’s Economic Opportunity Board and add local funds about 29000 for total 147000 including energy conservation training health screening and social services education programs. The project also seeks economic development from local stone resources for jewelry and related products with a companion feasibility study on a permanent industry.
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Henderson
Mike O'Callaghan
O Callaghan
Growth Opportunities, Inc
Economic Opportunity Board of
Clark County
Lunches Free For Program Supports 2700 Youths Across County
The Economic Opportunity Board offers a free sack lunch program for 2700 low income youths in county wide summer recreational programs. About $45 000 from the US Department of Agriculture finances the effort with $12000 more expected to expand reach. Meals served at multiple sites in Las Vegas North Las Vegas and Henderson. For more information contact the EOB Youth Program.
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The
Economic Opportunity Board
J. David Hoggard
EOB
US Department of Agriculture
Hoggard
Las Vegas
Operation Life
Brown Homes
Head Start Parent Policy Council
Franciscan Center
Herbert Gerson
Jim Bridger Junior High
Casa Rosa
Centennial Park Arms
Henderson
Henderson Boys Club
Henderson Youth Center
Henderson Recreation Center
C. T. Sewell School
Pittman Womens Center
O'Callaghan Warns Nevada Credit Boom Needs Care
Gov Mike O Callaghan told the Las Vegas Credit Women International luncheon that Nevada relies on credit as the backbone of its economy. He warned that explosive growth must be matched by safeguards as the system creates jobs and supports many businesses while noting annual Nevada credit transactions reach the billion dollar range. He cited rising costs in production from 1970 to 1971 and urged cautious expansion to prevent a collapse.
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Mike O'Callaghan
Nevada
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Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Dahi Gardner
Assoc
Joanne
Animal Preserve
Tule Springs
Colorado
Bears
Mike
Yellowstone National Park
Tee
Main Street
Amaa
O’callaghan Lands Credit
O'Callaghan
Credit Transac
Black Ryan Co
C. White
Kaiser
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