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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1966
Page
11
A Las Vegas relocation tale recalls failed job hunts and housing woes after six months in town. The couple cites union timing, residency rules, high rents, and empty houses amid strikes, while praising weather and small town feel. They now plan a Colorado return.
Justice William O Douglas urges learning about property and constitutional rights as he discusses Fourteenth Amendment protections and earlier rulings on corporate and proprietary interests. The piece highlights how due process and equal protection clauses have affected property claims and political rights since 1886.
A Nevada reader defends Rep Walter Baring against absenteeism charges, arguing a congressman must balance campaigning with home district service. He cites personal experience aiding veterans and seniors, notes Baring’s responsiveness, and critiques rival coverage.
Letters to the editor allege county planning board and commissioners approve a second hand store in a residential area at Carey Avenue and Sandy Lane. The writer warns of zoning conflicts near a new private home development and a modern high school, demanding action to protect neighborhood character and property values. James T Rush urges decisive remedies to curb perceived police power abuse.
A reader letter argues that a hung jury would have been a humane exit in the Falcone case, suggesting pity for Falcone and criticizing the DA's instructions while noting the editor's aside about impacting a batting average. The piece reflects public frustration with the trial's handling and outcome.
The letter questions the wisdom of a state income tax, suggesting federal funds cover Nevada and Michigan needs. It argues against tax administration costs, criticizes wasteful spending, and opines on naming a Henderson school Valley View and the Pyra cantha project costs. It also mentions Romney’s potential presidential bid and mining bills.
A reader compliments County Treasurer W. W. Galloway staff for efficient service while criticizing certain columnists for mudslinging and lack of evidence. The letter urges factual reporting and better journalism in Nevada. Mrs. David P. Hosler signs the note.
The Las Vegas Sun publishes letters to the editor on the Where We Stand page. Readers may submit views, with the editor free to edit shorten or delete parts. Libelous or tasteless statements will be rejected and names may be withheld upon author request but the author must sign.
A Las Vegas family newly moved with two children praises the police department for their ethical conduct after Det. Sgt. Mike Whitney and Patrolman Donald Ward recovered a lost billfold containing a paycheck and papers. The writers commend the officers for their courtesy and dedication.
A Las Vegas reader defends Lorenzi Park improvements amid complaints about tree removal and past neglect. The letter recaps a prior view of the park as littered and neglected, praising cleanup while noting historical health concerns and pollution. An additional letter criticizes a new auto safety bill curbing patent rights, urging action at the Senate level.
A veteran speaker denounces Republicans and conservative slogans while defending civil rights and free speech. He recalls Goldwater era campaigns, antiwar protests, and wartime sacrifices, urging unity and rejecting racially charged or extremist groups. He signs off with a plea against renewed conflict at Jackson.
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