Las Vegas Dads Cut Police Budgets For City Pay Raises
Las Vegas officials outlined steps to fund a $70 across the board city employee raise for the coming fiscal years. They cut 50 planned police hires to 40, saving $100,000, trimmed a street upgrade program by $150,000, and expect $100,000 reimbursement from the Las Vegas Valley Water District. The raise applies to all city employees including department heads. The city will pay $1,000 annually for bond ratings from Standard and Poor's and Moody's.
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City Grants Only Two Parking Spaces For Courthouse Construction
Las Vegas officials refused a county request for 36 extra street spaces around the courthouse during a 15 month expansion. Two spaces were approved on Bridger Street for sheriff’s use while most parking remains limited.
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Las Vegas Sun Masthead and Subscription Rates
The Las Vegas Sun lists staff roles including H M Greenspun president Ray Germain VP Ruthe Deskin secretary Barbara Greenspun treasurer Haney Womack general manager Bryn Armstrong executive editor Vince Anse managing editor Barney merger night editor Dave Grubnick city editor Alan Laythorpe sports editor Gerr Appleby women’s editor Bart Buy advertising director Douglas Ritchie promotion manager J. L. Dixor JR circulation manager and subscription rates for daily 10 cents and Sunday 25 cents with monthly and yearly mail options in Nevada and nationwide listings
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Renoite Receives Nevada Rehabilitation Award
Gov. Paul Laxalt presented Al Groos of Reno the Nevada Rehabilitant of the Year Award for progress after hearing and sight loss and TB. Groos, 64, had been unable to work as a carpenter, then received hospital care, a hearing aid, and glasses, and now owns a locksmith shop.
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Clark County Sheriff Receives 30200 Grant for Legal Training
The Clark County Sheriff's Department will receive about 30200 for legal training advising deputies on arrest procedures searches evidence and investigations. Of the total 15000 comes from federal Crime Control funds with the rest from local sources. The grant, announced by Senators Bible and Cannon, funds a lawyer to train officers and liaise with the prosecutor and other legal offices.
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Cyprus Vehicle Surge Hits Sixty Thousand Mark
In Nicosia, Cyprus the vehicle count on Corpus has doubled over six years reaching 60 000 and equating to about one vehicle for every ten people.
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