Grand Jury Meets With Sept Deadline In Clark County
The Clark County grand jury convenes in the courthouse with a Sept 5 deadline to clear its business. Dist Judge John Mowbray ordered completion of duties as dissolution looms, with foreman W T Geary saying the jurors meet today and possibly tomorrow amid speculation of disbanding this week.
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Clark County
Grand Jury
Dist
John Mowbray
Blue Ribbon
W. T. Geary
Dist. Atty
Edward C. Marshall
Clark County Sanitation District No. 1
Mowbray
Zone Restrictions Apply To New Owners of Land
City Atty. Sid Whitmore explains that rezoning by a resolution of intent binds all successive property owners with the same restrictions until the area is rezoned again. The Eggers case highlights the clash between guaranteeing future uses and protests by neighbors. The planning commission awaits a clearer official stance while studies explore a new zoning category for uses after resolution of intent.
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Sid Whitmore
City Planning Commission
John F. Egger
Charleston Blvd
Bedford Rd
Essex Dr
City Commission
Planning Commission
Whitmore
Commission
Eggers
Don Saylor
Planning Department
The
Elvis Presley: Magic Name In Show Biz According To Critics
Elvis Presley lauded as the most magical name in show business over the past decade. The piece notes his rise from humble beginnings in Tupelo to stardom with Ann Margret in Viva Las Vegas, his chart success, film career, and enduring fan base.
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Elvis Presley
Ann- Margret
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Jack Cummings
George Sidney
Elvis
Tupelo
Miss
Loew's State
Memphis
Sun Records
Sam Phillips
Sun
RCA Victor
Phillips
Tom Parker
Presley
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