McCarran Airport Aims Police Contract For Security
Airport staff told Wednesday to draft a contract with the Metropolitan Police Department for police protection at McCarran. They consider shifting parking enforcement to airport staff to benefit the airport, while Metro provides security and is repaid from the county fund. Currently 25 Metro and 14 airport security personnel guard the facility.
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Expert links fingerprints to murder suspect Pickworth
A District Court jury heard that fingerprints at the scene matched those on file for Brian Scott Pickworth, 22, who is charged with killing his elderly ex landlady Belsa Lockhart, 74, in her home. Evidence included latent prints from Lockhart's residence and a tape confession. Deputy Spinner testified Pickworth collapsed and was treated at a hospital after being found kneeling for support.
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Brian Scott Pickworth
Munson Moser
Charles Thompson
Belsa Lockhart
Raymond Lane
Pickworth
Santa Barbara
Calif
Las Vegas
Robert Spinner
Summer Spanish Offered at UNLV Second Session
A five week summer session Spanish course will run during UNLV's second session starting Monday. Vladimir Honsa will teach the class from 6 to 8 45 p.m. weekdays in Frazier Hall. No formal university admission is required for summer sessions for high school graduates or those 21 or older. Registration materials are available in the Registrar's Office through Friday, open 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Late registration is accepted Monday and Tuesday.
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Vladimir Honsa
Frazier Hall
Heroin Seller Sentenced In Las Vegas Case
A Las Vegas mechanic, Jack Ronald Bersler, 27, was sentenced to eight years for selling heroin to an undercover officer. He pleaded guilty on April 29 to selling a spoon of the drug for 125 dollars on February 23. Two related charges were dismissed. He had been free on bail and worked as a mechanic and tow truck driver.
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Pickworth
Kirk Lenk
Victor Austin
Las Vegas
Jack Ronald Bersler
N. 10Th St
Charles Thompson Bender
Bender
Parole Dept Expands with Thirteen New Employees
The state Department of Parole and Probation will add 13 staff in its largest expansion, with 11 parole officers and two clerk typists sworn in at noon in the Silver Nugget banquet room. The Reno office gains officers Christina Vitale and 10 others, while clerks Iola Kellison and Rita Owens will serve Reno and Carson City respectively.
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Arnold Lyerly
Dale Pappas
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Mondo Cavallero
Barbara Parry
Betty Ann Trotman
Jack Reed
Jochea Martin
Reno
Iola Kellison
Rita Owens
Carson City
Las Vegas Jaycees Parade Opens 24th State Fair
The Las Vegas Jaycees host their third annual parade at 10 a.m. on August 10 along Fremont Street to celebrate the opening of the 24th annual Jaycee state fair August 10 to 14 at the convention center. Those interested in entering the fair should contact the fair office at 2101 E. St. Louis Ave.
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Jaycees
Fremont Street
Convention Center
E. St. Louis Ave
Slot Contest Slated at Rendezvous Hotel and Casino
The Rendezvous Hotel and Casino announces Slot-o-Rama with a $25,000 grand prize starting July 23. General manager Marty Kopolow notes guaranteed cash prizes from $500 to $5,000 and extra prizes from ten cents to $1,000 with every jackpot during the 24 hour contest.
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