Strip Resorts Plagued By Unpaid Debts On the Strip
Carson City report shows Las Vegas Strip casinos recorded 8 million dollars in bad debts year end, about 3.8 percent of gross revenue. Officials cite tight finances and rising high roller credit, with Northern Nevada relying less on credit. Casino leaders discuss risk and credit controls amid broader economic pressure.
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Carson City
UPI
Las Vegas Strip
Edward Bowers
Nevada Gaming Commission
Bowers
Nevada
Reno
Lake Tahoe
Las Vegas
Fred Benninger
Don Aiken
Circus Circus
Fremont
Frank Mooney
Mooney
Las Vegas Sun masthead and staff listings
The Las Vegas Sun lists H M Greenspun as editor and publisher with a full staff roster including Ray Germain Ruthie Deskin Barbara Greenspun Vince Anselm and others. It provides post office mailing details subscription rates by mail and per copy prices for daily and Sunday editions.
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The
Las Vegas Sun Inc
Highland Ave
Las Vegas
Nevada
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Ruthe Deski
Haney Womack
Bay? Armstrong
Vince Anselm
Barney Mergen
Dave Grubnick
Alan Laythorpe
Gerry Appleby
Burt Bay
Continental
United States
Special Courses Planned At UNLV
UNLV offers five summer courses from driver education to computer programming starting tomorrow. Courses include Workshop in Aerospace Education taught by Jack Schofield, Driver Education and Training with Bert Cooper, Preservice Training in Teacher Education by John Vergiels and Herbert Hendrix, a two week Small Group Interaction seminar led by Bernard Greenblatt, and Elementary Computer Programming with Lloyd Nietling. Fees are 25 per credit for regular students and 14 per credit for auditors.
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University of Nevada
Las Vegas
UNLV
Grant Hall
Jack Schofield
Clark County
Bert Cooper
Nevada
John M. Vergiels
Bernard Greenblatt
Department of Social Services
Unlv Science and Technology
Lloyd C. Nietling
W. Hubert Johnson
Cambodia Invasion Called Unqualified War Success by Mildren
Las Vegas native Lt. Gen. Frank T. Mildren, deputy U.S. Army commander in Vietnam, calls the Cambodia invasion an unqualified success. The SUN interview notes his Las Vegas ties, family in Las Vegas, and future-possible return to Nevada.
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Cambodia
General Mildren
Las Vegas
Frank T. Mildren
U.S. Army
Vietnam
SUN
U.S
Pima
Ariz
Mildren
University of Nevada
West Point
North Vietnamese Army
NVA
Mi Virese
Washington
UNLV
38Th
Omaha Beach
Heartbreak Ridge
Punchbowl
Mundung-Ni Valley
Viii Army Corps
Germany
Army
Continental Army Command
Ft. Monroe
Audrey
Nevada
Pat McCarran
Ohio Group Seeks Cal Neva Lodge Purchase
An Ohio Real Estate Investment Trust Co plans to buy the Cal Neva Lodge on Lake Tahoe from Neva da Gaming Commission approval. The 3,500-shareholder firm would lease the hotel casino to U S Capital Corp of Cincinnati, which sub leases to Tahoe Crystal Bay Inc. The Ohio firm recently acquired Crystal Bay Club for 3 million dollars.
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Carson City
UPI
Ohio
Nevada
Nevada Gaming Commission
Lake Tahoe
The
Ohio Real Estate Investment Trust Co
Frank Sinatra
U.S. Capital Corporation of Cincinnati
Tahoe Crystal Bay, Inc
Crystal Bay Club
North Lake Tahoe
Denny's Restaurrants, Inc
Cal Neva Lodge
Cal\Neva
Reno
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High Roller
International Leisure Inc
International
Flamingo Hotels
Benninger
Sun H. M. Greenspun
Las Viegas
Clark Co
Sheriff's Dept
Manor House
Take-1-Productions
Las Vegas Convention Authority Board
Paradise RD
Department of Professional Studies
Herbert H. Hendrix
L.V. Blvd
Leonita Suresse Thomas
Palm Chapel
Palm Memorial Park
Richard Campbell
Lena Peacho
Moapa Christian Church
Moapa Indian Reservation
Paul Maloney
Palm Mausoleum
Eddie Strickland
Fred Waggoner
White Fish
Montana
Carolyn Kane
Youngstown
Palm
Central Park Circle
Thomas
Sharon
Pamela
DR. C. Chin
D.C
Incoine Chiropractic Colleges
Sahara
Las Vegas Nevada
Ohio Group
Tahoe Lodge
Monique
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