Drew Fran cis Drew Facts On Stardust Boss Tax Evasion
U S attorneys must provide detailed outlines of charges against Stardust executive John Francis Drew for income tax evasion. Indicted on four counts, Drew is accused of back taxes totaling about 137 090 from 1958 to 1961. Prosecution seeks itemized income, assets, deductions, and unreported income lists. Judge Foley granted the 30 day period for particulars. In separate action, several defendants received prison or probation sentences for drug possession forged money orders stolen cars and other offenses.
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Stardust
John Francis Drew
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Richard Johnston
Las Vegas
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Reno
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James Canavari
Western Union
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Search halted for airman in Lahanton Reservoir recovery
UPI reports dragging operations to recover the body of Airman 2C Russell W. Rudolph 22 Carmichael Pa. presumed drowned in Lahanton Reservoir have been suspended for several days. A Churchill County Sheriff’s Office spokesman said the body may be trapped in heavy undergrowth.
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Lahanton Reservoir
Churchill County
No Settlement Seen In Carpenters Labor Dispute In Las Vegas
A. D. McKenna of Carpenters Local 1780 says no agreement with Las Vegas contractors is likely soon due to negotiating attitudes. No federal mediator talks scheduled as carpenters await contractor signaling. Many members on vacation or idle. about half working. construction halted by walkout. Internal affairs of the union spark speculation about post election negotiations. The new regime takes over Aug. 6. contractors seek a five year contract, which the membership opposes.
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Carpenters
Las Vegas
McKenna
Federated Employers, Inc
State Loses Suit Change Venue In Liquor Tax Case
Judge John Sexton denied the Nevada case for a venue change to Ormsby County in the Tail Retail Liquor Dealers Association versus Nevada Tax Commission. He also extended a preliminary restraining order barring enforcement of amendments to NRS 369 until a hearing on the association’s request for a preliminary injunction. The amendments would require wholesale dealers to notify the Tax Commission of delinquencies and refuse deliveries until taxes are paid, with an Aug. 10 deadline and potential license suspension for nonpayment.
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Ormsby County
Retail Liquor Dealers Association
Nevada Tax Commisson
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The
Tax Commission
Carson City
Nevada Test Site to Resume Rehiring at 25 to 30 Daily
U S Senators Alan Bible and Howard Cannon secured assurance from atomic energy officials that rehiring at the Nevada Test Site will continue at about 25 to 30 workers per day until operations and employment return to normal. They reported about 60 workers have already been rehired since layoffs halted earlier in the week.
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Howard Cannon
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Bible
Cannon
Las Vegas
Kayner Confirmed President of Sunwear Division
Premier Corp of America announced on Tuesday that George Kayner has been elected president of its Sunwear division in New York.
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New York
UPI
Premier Corp. of America
George Kayner
Sunwear, Inc
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