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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1965
Page
8
Dear Ann Landers replies to readers on age bias in hiring and to a teen’s strained home situation. The column covers a widow seeking work after age misreporting, a girl upset over a father’s harsh reaction to a boy’s joke, a divorced sister’s wedding, and guidance on teen smoking.
A Boulder High area reunion celebrated Blanche Jenkins and Harry Gunn with a backyard buffet at 5144 Billman Ave Desert Hills. Attendees included family friends from Las Vegas Whitney Greenbriar Estates and Henderson with torches, cakes, and a tour of Harrys new liquor store.
Gov. Grant Sawyer called the Small Business Administration regulation discriminatory and prejudicial for denying loans to people employed in gambling casinos. He urged SBA administrator Eugene Foley to reexamine the policy and asked Sen. Alan Bible to seek congressional action if needed after a Lake Tahoe dealer’s $6000 loan denial.
Mike O Callaghan describes a Washington visit with Frank and Jo Schreck and their son Frank a Yale graduate. He later met five Basic High School alumni including Frank Schreck John Duty Judy Stevenson Sandy Detomasi Westhafer and Ingrid Schindler with Ingrid planning Europe study and Georgetown year. Several graduates work in Sen Howard Cannon's office while John Springgate aids Sierra Nevada Job Corps Camp.
Henderson warns that permits and inspections are required for water heater installs. Building superintendent Pat Doherty stresses safety valves and dielectric couplings to prevent galvanic corrosion and potential explosions.
Henderson Police Department hosts a donkey baseball game at Basic High School football field on July 27 at 7 59 p m The department competes with the All-Stars for the championship Tickets cost 1 for adults and 50 cents for children under 12 years of age.
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