Junk erupts in yard lands Las Vegas woman jail term
Emma Griffis of Las Vegas was sentenced to 60 days in jail by Municipal Court Judge Robert E. Mullen for two city ordinance violations at 4087 E Owens. She is on $250 bail while appealing to district court after pleading not guilty. One count cited illegal trailer use on land not zoned for trailers and parking. the other cited storing unlicensed inactive vehicles and dismantled parts on the property.
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Robert E. Mullen
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Visitor Mugged on Strip Targeted for $7000 Loot
Joseph Gilmore a 32 year old Illinois man on a gambling junket was beaten and robbed of 7000 while returning to his room at a Strip hotel in midmorning. He was assaulted shoved inside his room tied gagged and stripped before escaping and alerting guards. Gilmore from Harvey near Chicago was hospitalized after regaining consciousness.
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Harvey
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Las Vegas
Surrenders On Marijuana Rap
Roger Ethridge aged 21 surrendered to Las Vegas Police after an indictment on June 12 for sale of marijuana. He had fled to Texas when the indictment was returned and returned voluntarily to face charges.
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Roger Ethridge
Las Vegas
Texas
First Diamond Ring Said To Debut In 15th Century Vienna
A historical note claims Mary of Burgundy received the first diamond engagement ring from Maximilian I of Austria in 1477 in Vienna. The claim ties courtly romance to a landmark jewelry milestone and reflects early royal patronage of diamonds.
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Mary of Burgundy
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Las Vegas SUN Masthead and Staff Adverts
The Las Vegas SUN announces its publication details and staff roles including presidents Green Spun German and editor team. It lists advertising and circulation contacts and notes association memberships and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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Union challenges Clark County school board appointment
The Clark County AFT-PEN Local 1800 questions the legality of an appointment by Burnell Larson to replace resigning board president George Wilkinson. The union cites Wilkinson’s Utah residency and argues the superintendent cannot appoint an elected official, threatening to seek a writ of prohibition with the Nevada Supreme Court.
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Aft-Pen Local 1800
Burnell Larson
Clark County
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Penser
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
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Stone Pact Highlights Board Meeting Agenda
The Clark County School District Board plans a regular session in the Education Center Board Room. Highlights include a $204,000 contract to Fred Stone Construction for Robert E. Lake Elementary classrooms and architect assignment of Zick and Sharp for a new 14th junior high in North Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas
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West Las Vegas Eyes Final OK for $300,000 Multi-Purpose Facility
Bureaucratic delay slows West Las Vegas project begun in 1969 with private funds and a HUD grant. City and HUD expect final plans approved in Washington, with space for a youth center and support from NAACP, Red Cross, and local agencies. Plans target an acre at H and Monroe with multi purpose rooms and offices.
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City Hall
Oran Grayson
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
John Bonham
Monroe Streets
Highway beads may flood one mile of New York striping
Potters Bros., the bead maker, says more than 1.28 billion glass beads could be in a mile of highway striping paint. The beads help road markings reflect at night.
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