Largest radiological health lab opens on Nevada campus
Gov. Grant Sawyer dedicates the South western Radiological Health Laboratory on the Nevada Southern University campus in a daylong event attended by Sen. Alan Bible and U S Public Health Service officials. The lab, once a Test Site facility, is now a sprawling five building complex hailed as the nation’s largest radiological lab.
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Southwestern Radiological Health Laboratory
Nevada Southern University
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Sawyer
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Richard Prin
U.S. Public Health Service
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SWRHS
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Oliver R. Placak
Sen. Bible
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New Ruling Frees Suspect in Boxing Murder Case
Charles Edward Skinner a 23 year old heavyweight boxer known as Charles Lee Cole or Ronnie Atkins was freed on a writ of habeas corpus grounded in the Shelby Rule by the Nevada Supreme Court. The ruling requires transcripts of Grand Jury proceedings upon demand in criminal cases.
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Shelby
Nevada Supreme Court
Roosevelt Wright
Charles Kellar
Skinner
Supreme Court of Nevada
Clark County Grand Jury
Charles Lee Cole
Ronnie Atkins
Nevada State Athletic Commission
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Wright
Hog World Numbers Rise for Second Straight Year
Washington world hog totals climbed to 468 million head last year, up 1 percent from 1964 and higher than the 1960-65 average. Factory farming trends and international demand influenced the expansion in livestock production.
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Washington
Octopus secretes potent toxin paralyzing prey
The octopus releases a highly toxic poison that rapidly paralyzes small fishes, crabs, and other prey species, aiding its predation.
Stecklein Eyes Nevada Assembly Run
William G. Bill Stecklein, a Las Vegas resident since 1956, is expected to file for the Nevada Assembly. A local business owner since 1958, he leads Southern Nevada Republican activities as president of the Republican Club of Southern Nevada and chairs its Labor Committee. He serves on the Las Vegas Young Republicans board and the Republican Central Committee. He works as a representative for National Western Life Insurance and Professional Life Insurance, surveys for Holmes and Narver Engineering, and engages in labor relations at the Nevada Test Site where he is a steward for Operating Engineers. He has past roles as superintendent of construction and inspector for Delehanty Cather Consulting Engineers of Chicago, with prior work in New York and service as a U.S. Army radio operator.
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Nevada Assembly
Las Vegas
Nevada
Republican Club
Southern Nevada
Young Republicans
Republican Central Committee
National Western Life Insurance Company
Professional Life Insurance Company
Holmes and Narver Engineering Company
Nevada Test Site
Deleun Cather Consulting Engineers
Chicago
New York
U.S. Army
Barley Yield Drops Despite Record Per Acre Output
Washington reports world barley production last year at 4.2 billion bushels, down 2 percent from 1964’s peak while average yield rose to an all time high of 26.8 bushels per acre, signaling high efficiency despite lower overall output.
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Seven year old Las Vegas boy dies in model plane accident
Funeral services pending for Jeffrey Vernon Kinard of Las Vegas after a flying gas powered model struck him in the chest at an archery range on Gowan Road North Las Vegas. His father Donald Kinard and model enthusiast Martin Moad assisted in building the plane. He is survived by his mother Patricia and sister Kim Michele. Born August 18 1958 in Daytona Beach Florida.
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Jeffrey Vernon Kinard
Doe Ave
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
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Gowan Road
Donald
Martin Moad
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Moad
Jeffrey
Patricia
Kim Michele
Daytona Beach, Fla
Pair of Assemblymen Seek Re Election in District 5
Austin Bowler and Melvin D. Close Jr. filed yesterday for re election to Nevada Assembly District 5. Bowler, a Clark County resident, has chaired Public Health and Public Morals and led the Nevada State Elks Association. Close, former Judiciary Committee chair, aims to update laws and improve mental health and education services in Clark County.
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Melvin D. Close, Jr
Assembly
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Nevada State Elks Association
Bowler
Nevada
Dover Place
Blanche
Susan
Clark County
Close
Banks, Corporation and Insurance
Industrial Commission
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