Funeral service for John W Bradley set for Monday
Funeral services are planned for 2 p.m. Monday at Palm Chapel in Henderson for John W Bradley 24 of Boulder City killed in a head on collision Thursday night on US 466 between Boulder City and Lake Mead. Rev Guy Holiday will officiate with burial in Boulder City Cemetery. A passenger in the second car Marianne Ellis 32 was critically injured and remained hospitalized.
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John W Bradley
Boulder City
Palm Chapel
Henderson
Bradley
Lake Mead
Guy Holiday
Grace Community Church
Marianne Ellis
Boulder City Hospital
Eugene Daniel Ellis
Martin
Eugene Jr
Ellis
United Airlines
Lake Mead Lodge
Palos Verdes
Calif
6Th St
Harvey Schnitzer
Schnitzer
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Shirley
Charles Bradley
Claude
Roberta Purdy
Baldwin Park
Nancy Bradley
San Dimas
Vera Hass
Texoma
Okla
Stephens Eyes State Solon Post
Floyd L. Stephens of 2113 Alta Dr announces intent to run as a Democratic state senator from District Three. He plans to file after completing his term as state commander of the 40 8 Department of Nevada during the Tonopah American Legion convention. He is an Ohio State University graduate in social administration and has worked in law enforcement in Ohio Cape Kennedy and Clark County. He is active in veterans affairs and holds many leadership roles.
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Floyd L. Stephens
Alta Dr
Stephens
Department of Nevada
American Legion
Tonopah
Ohio State University
Ohio
Cape Kennedy
Clark County
Culinary unions blast Sawyer and Baring in Nevada
Gov. Grant Sawyer and Rep. Walter Baring face union ire over policy votes as Local 226 leaders accuse Sawyer of signing the 10 percent cabaret tax and critics say Baring opposed a minimum wage law civil rights measures Medicare and unemployment benefits. Union committees plan to study candidates for the upcoming election.
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Grant Sawyer
Walter Baring
Culinary and
Bartenders
al Bramlet
Culinary Workers Union
Bramilet
Sawyer
Bramlet
Baring
Sawyer Urges U S Stay in Viet Nam Commitment
Nevada Governor Grant Sawyer told the American Legion convention that withdrawal from Viet Nam is unthinkable. He warned a pullout would endanger allies, invite Communist gains in Southeast Asia, and shake free nations’ faith in America. He urged continued support for U S and South Vietnamese forces and honoring those who died.
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Tonopah
UPI
United States
Viet Nam
Grant Sawyer
Nevada Department of the American Legion
Southeast Asia
America
Tangy chicken spread with almonds and ginger
A tangy mixture of chicken spread cream cheese chopped almonds and candied ginger with a touch of mayonnaise served on buttery round crackers for unexpected guests.
Weichman Urges Market Style Hospital Management
Local businessman Frederic S. Weichman, candidate for the Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees, calls for business like practices to adminster hospital affairs. He warns population growth and Medicare will strain finances, facilities, staff, and beds without future planning.
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Frederic S. Weichmann
Allied Credit Bureau
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Sunioto
Frederick S. Weichman
Hospital
Kids Visit Mercury Camp Tour By Matt Kelly Students
A group of youngsters from Matt Kelly School will tour AEC Camp Mercury tomorrow as guests of Wackenhut Services Inc. The trip aims to show high school dropouts the value of a diploma and future job prospects. They will tour downtown facilities before traveling 67 miles north of Las Vegas to Camp Mercury for classroom, dispatch, supply operations, lunch, and a marksmanship demonstration at the pistol range.
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Matt Kelly
AEC
Camp Mercury
Wackenhut Services Inc
Las Vegas
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Nevada
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Nevada Safety Council
Tent 39
Ln Deutsch
Virginia
TWA
Teflon
Charleston Heights
Alta
Decatur
College Park
E. Lake Mead Blvd
L.W
Center
Huntridge Shopping Center
Maryland Parkway
East Charleston
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