Henderson Police Officers Probed Suspended Over Alleged Misconduct
Three Henderson police officers including Lt. Loren Ogle and Sgt. Ken Perkins were suspended indefinitely for alleged misconduct in office. The third officer remains unnamed and is reportedly vacationing until August 7. The investigation continues with possible hearings under civil service rules.
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William B. Allen
Loren Ogle
Ken Perkins
Allen
George Chur
Dist. Atty
George Franklin
Sun Exposed Strip Tax Discrepancies
A six week probe found value disparities between downtown Las Vegas and Strip properties. Clark County Board of Equalization ordered a 10 percent rise for Strip west side values on Jan. 23, but the Nevada Tax Commission ruled the increase would apply to next year’s tax rolls. The change affects about $100 million in Strip property and could boost county revenues by $500,000 or more.
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Clark County Board of Equalization
Nevada Tax Commission
County Jail Knife Attack Sparks Investigation
Clark County jailers probe an assault on Moses McWilliams 24 in a private cell after a shower. McWilliams, jailed since April 17 for rape, sustained 50 stitches from four slash wounds to the back. Investigators have not identified the attacker and note two inmates were in the block at the time.
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Clark County
Moses McWilliams
Sheriff's Office
McWilliams
Fallen Rodeo Deadline Set
Falcon Indian Rodeo Assn sets 10 a.m. Saturday deadline for entries in this year’s Nevada Stampede at Falcon. President Richard Hicks announced a five day schedule featuring Indian queen contest dances parade displays and rodeo with entries from Western states tribes.
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Nevada
Falcon
Falcon Indian Rodeo Assn
Richard Hicks
Summer School Registration Opens at UNLV
UNLV invites students to register today for the summer school second session. Director W. Hubert Johnson states registration runs 8 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. in the Campus Student Union ballroom. Over 80 courses across eight colleges will be offered in the 14 week session plus July and August workshops.
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University of Nevada
Las Vegas
W. Hubert Johnson
UNLV
Johnson
Foster's Shoes and Jewelry Store Ad and Help Wanted
An old newspaper classified ad notes Foster's Shoes at 119 No 3rd St promoting comfort and fit for men. It also lists antique jewelry, a commercial shopping center entry, and a help wanted line for an X Ray transcriber and insurance billing clerk at North Las Vegas Hospital with contact details.
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Foster's Shoes
No. 3Rd St
Buty
North Las Vegas Hospital
E. Lake Meee Bivd
After & A.m
Franklin Will Address Utah City Confab
Franklin will address the Utah Municipal League Convention in Salt Lake City September 11 13. Bennie Schmiett UT league executive director says county comptroller Darrell Davies recommended his speaking to peace officers mayors and town presidents. A topic for his speech is not yet chosen.
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Dist. Atty
George Franklin
Utah Municipal League
Bennie Schmiett
Utah League
Franklin
Darrell Davies
Salt Lake City
UNLV Poetic Program at Little Theater
UNLV Readers Theatre opens An Evening of Rod McKuen and Lawrence Ferlinghetti at the Little Theater tonight and tomorrow at 8 15 p m. The show features Shayne Collins Todd Dougall and Ken Zinck with Dougall on guitar and Zinck on trumpet. Reservations call 736 6111 Ext 207.
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University of Nevada
Las Vegas
Reader
Rod McKuen
Lawrence Ferlinghetti
UNLV
America
Little Theater
Metroamerica of Our Lives
College of Fine Arts
Jerry L. Crawford
Department of
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Shayne Collins
Todd Dougall
Ken Zinck
Dougall
Zinck
Crawford
McKuen
Ferlin‘ghetti
Honesty Best Policy Doubts Oregonian Over Lyon Case
Portland salesman Robert David Lyon, 22, faces possible five year prison in Nevada for a 1967 Las Vegas liquor store robbery. Oregon judges must decide if ex post facto law can apply to grant probation and whether the new sentencing rule affects Lyon. Court actions set for August 5. Lyon remains free on $3,000 bail.
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Robert David Lyon
Portland
Ore
Lyon
Las Vegas
Oregon
Skaggs
Nevada
Thomas O’donnell
Department of Probation and Parole
O'Donnell
Dean Breeze
Dell Guy
O’donnell
Bids Sought on City Insurance Program
Las Vegas officials set August 8 as the bid deadline for group life and medical plans for city workers. The City Employees Association seeks higher hospital and surgical benefits beyond the current contract. The existing policy covers $5,000 life, double indemnity for accidental death, and medical limits of $20 daily hospital room and board, $400 cash, plus 80 percent of excess charges. Surgical coverage is $300 plus 80 percent of excess.
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Las Vegas
Art Trelease
Trelease
City
Three Burglaries Reported In Early Morning Home and Store Hauls
Las Vegas police investigated three burglaries in the early hours Wednesday. Albo's Pool Hall on Van Buren was ransacked with $200 stolen, and owner Albert Lawrence received an anonymous tip. A sewing machine worth $400 was taken from O and H Seat Cover Service on Fremont before dawn.
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Las Vegas
Albo
van Buren
Albert Lawrence
O and H
Fremont
Las Vegas Man Set for July 31 Preliminary Hearing
A 27 year old Las Vegas man Verne Ray Boley faces grand larceny charges after deputies say he stole $100 from Pantry Pride Market on 3681 Maryland Parkway. He was arrested July 16 and overpowered while fleeing. Hearing date scheduled for July 31 in Justice Court.
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Justice Court
Las Vegas
Verne Ray Boley
Lotago
Maryland Parkway
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