Nevada Patrol Chief Urges Safe Driving for July Weekend
Carson City Nevada Highway Patrol Superintendent Robert F. Stenovich urges sensible driving during the peak tourist Fourth of July weekend. He notes 82 deaths so far versus 63 last year and plans aircraft patrols spot checks and maximum patrol strength to curb careless driving. Drinking drivers will be jailed. travelers told to plan trips to avoid fatigue.
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Marion Earl Cited for Civic Work in Clark County
Las Vegas resident Marion B. Earl, active for 35 years in community service, will receive the Nevada Savings and Loan Association Outstanding Citizen award on KLAS-TV at 6:30 p.m. President Joseph Bogan announced. Earl chaired the Clark County Selective Service Board since 1946 after serving since 1940, earning citations from four presidents for unremunerated public service. He led Boy Scout Troop 63 since 1926, headed Las Vegas Rotary in the mid 1930s, served as Las Vegas Justice of the Peace, and led the chamber of commerce in 1941. Born in Bunkerville, Earl remains active in LDS church work and is a senior partner in Earl and Earl.
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Clark County gains tuberculosis and brucellosis free status
Clark County is reaccredited as a modified tuberculosis free area for six years from June 1, 1963 to May 31, 1969. The county also recertified as a modified certified brucellosis free area for June 27, 1963 to June 27, 1966. Officials cite cooperative tests of cattle herds and ongoing efforts to achieve full brucellosis free status, contingent on range herd testing and negative results.
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Business Advice Tuesday Helps Las Vegas Firms Meet SBA Leader
Small business operators in Las Vegas and suburbs can talk with Harry Chock of the Small Business Administration Tuesday. The SBA official will meet with local owners at temporary offices at the Clark County Courthouse. Appointments are arranged via the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce. Interviews start at 10 a.m.
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