Scholarships Hit University of Nevada with 90 000 Stipend Total
More than 500 graduates from Western High receive scholarships benefiting UNLV and UNR. Susan M Bernstein and William Scott Blackmer Scholarships support BYU and other institutions. Fleischmann Foundation awards go to multiple students including Jean Blevins and Bethany Cavane. Jose Cardenas and Chanda Burford also named recipients.
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University of Nevada, Las Vegas
UNLV
Susan M. Bernstein
William Scott Blackmer
Brigham Young University
Max C. Fleischmann
Jean Blevins
United States Internationallniversit
Chanda Renee Burford
Fleischmann Foundation
Jose Alberto Cardenas
Fleischmann
Bethany Lee Cavane
Western High School
Rooters Club
Amy J. Cross
John Morris Carey
Southern Utah State College
Patrick Judge Foley
Judith Ann Goldstein
Deborah Eben Haworth
Pamela L. Hopkins
Jllian Jean Glenn
Columbia College
Yvonne Louise Horngren
Las Vegas
Parent-Teachers Association
John Jeffrey Kelley
California Institute of the Arts
Ross Alan Kriske
Patrica JoAnn Larkin
Max C. Fieschmann
Roy Carl Lee III
University of Utah
U of L
Tonya Kay Lee
Mary Kathryn Milam
Max UC
Debra Kay Mulkey
Grand Canyon College
Patricia Claire Nealon
Delta Chapter
Alpha Delta Kappa
Joyce Kay Nelson
Betty Crocker
Regan Scott Orr
Randy Proksch
US Air Force Academy
Janet Purcell
Jerry Allen Schefcik
Michael Wesley Sullivan
BYU
Michael Tanaka
UNA
Kenneth Gardner Tuttle
Max, Fleischmann Foundation
Mark Joseph Vranesh
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
DAR
United States International University
Vicki Wagner
Lonnie Gene Wright
Moapa Valley
Case Of Phony Chiropractor Under Probe
A Las Vegas Sun report describes a probe into a fraudulent Nevada chiropractic license renewal and impersonation schemes. The real Dr Charles F Walker disputes the renewal and questions who paid the fee and who held biographical data, while officials seek records and confirm ongoing investigations.
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Nevada
Dr. Walker
Prac Chiropracty
Dy Walker
Lou
Texas State Chiropractie Association
Austin
Soll
Pr Sol
Texas
Charles F. Walker
Sol
Chiro
Labor Parleys Under Way with Leaders Silent
Negotiations on defense related work proceed while leaders refrain from comment. The strike actions affect cement masons carpenters and painters with expired or near expiry agreements. Members, without official sanction, crossed a Local 12 picket line as Teamster and Engineer locals vie for leverage.
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Doctor Foster seeks seat on Regents board
Dr. Robert F. Foster, principal of Helen G. Stewart School, filed his candidacy for the University of Nevada Board of Regents in Las Vegas. He campaigns on clearer communications among regents, administration, faculty and students and expanded academic freedom with more student choice and in service training. Foster, a UNLV instructor for eight years, advocates community based education, practical programs, and expanded community colleges to meet local needs. He led a scouting program for mentally challenged youth and holds a doctorate from Colorado State College, with prior military service and honors including the Purple Heart and Bronze Star.
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Helen G. Stewart
University of Nevada Board of Regents
Las Vegas
Foster
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
UNIV
Marin County
Cahnf
U.S. Marine Corps
Colorado State College
Helen J. Stewart
Saffecrackers Get $6000 In Boulder Highway Robbery
A professional safe cracking at the Nashville Nevada Club on 3015 Boulder Highway yielded between 3000 and 6000 dollars. The club closed in the morning and reopened later. Bartender Russell Guercio found an opened safe at 3:39 p.m, with the safe opened by a cutting torch and no signs of forced entry.
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Nashville Nevada
Boulder Highway
Russelguercio
Wild Dressed Trio Hunted In Stop Go Market Holdup
Police seek three wildly dressed bandits who robbed a Stop and Go Market at 3939 Ceran Lane at about 9 20 p m Sunday. Manfred Mertel assistant manager says the trio armed with a shotgun forced customers and staff to lie down and stole the safe cash register wallet and five dollars from a shopper. All suspects are 18 or 19 years old. The gunman was about six feet tall wearing a broad black hat yellow sweater and used a shotgun. One wore red pants and sweater with processed hair and stood about five eight. The third wore a stocking on his head and was about the same size.
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Ceran Lane
Manfred Mertel
Thrree
Russian Cosmonauts Complete Soyuz 9 Orbit Mission
Moscow reports two cosmonauts Andrian Nikolayev and Vitaly Sevastianov launched aboard Soyuz 9 ending a seven month lull in the Soviet manned space program. Tass announces missions for the space team as television broadcast confirms the flight.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Tass
Andrian Nikolayev
Vitaly Sevastianov
Ins
Americans Die When Homes Fall In Peru Toll Feared
Diplomatic sources report up to 800 dead in the Callejon de Huaylas basin near Huaraz with about 20 more in Chimbote. Four Americans may be among the victims and two Peace Corps volunteers, Marie Clut terbuck and Gail Gross, are missing and feared dead after being buried in a collapsing house.
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Andes
Huaraz
Chimbote
Lima
U.S
Peace Corps
Marie Clutterbuck
Route 1
Box 154
Campbellsport
Wis
Gail Gross
Main Street
Freemansburg
Ed Baca
Second Trial Delayed For Suspect In Murder Case
Louis Kimble, 19, charged with murder in the 1969 death of Johnny McCraney at a service station, saw his second trial postponed after he twice refused pleaded change and delayed proceedings. Judge William Compton set June 8 for the trial to begin.
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Kimble
Dist
Clarence Sundean
William Compton
District Attorney's
Compton
Earlies
Shirley Bailey
Robert Archie
Robert Legakes
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Archie
Public Defender's Office
Legakes
Johnny McCraney
W. Owens Ave
Station Worker Identifies Man in 1969 Phillips Robbery
Attendant Robert F. Lodge identified Clayton F. Pounds as the robber during Pounds's District Court trial for the 1969 Phillips Station heist at 900 EB Stewart Ave. Lodge testified Pounds entered at 11 p.m. and stole 175 dollars. Pounds testified he was with friend John Barshears at a North Las Vegas casino from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Barshears gave alibi. two more alibi witnesses scheduled.
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EB. Stewart Ave
Clayton F. Pounds
Robert F. Lodge
Margie Richards
Court of Dist
Howard Babcock
Lodge
Pounds
Las Vegas
John Barshears
Golden Nugget Plans 50 Story Downtown Resort Hotel
Golden Nugget, the state s oldest publicly held casino firm, announced at its stockholders meeting last Friday that earnings rose 14 percent from the first quarter of last year. The plan includes a 50 story hotel tower intended to rival downtown rivals and establish the firm as a major hotel operator.
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The
Golden Nugget
Nugget
Las Vegas
Boulder City Boy Dies From Gunshot Wound
Theodore F. Goodwin a 19 year old Boulder City resident died Sunday night after a .38 slug struck him beneath the shoulders and lodged in his spine. Ranger Lamoreaux 61 faced assault with a deadly weapon charges after firing while ordering a couple to halt near Boulder Beach. Witnesses said Goodwin was with his girlfriend when the ranger fired after repeated orders. The sheriff's office checked the weapon for accidental discharge with no public results. Goodwin a 1970 Boulder City High School graduate, worked in Desert Janitorial Service and Boulder City theater projection. Surviving are his parents a sister Connie Jo Jefferson and two grandparents. Rosary and Requiem Mass announced with burial in Boulder City Cemetery.
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Theodore F. Goodwin
Joseph Goodwin
Elm St
Goodwin
Bland Lamoreaux
Lamoreaux
Clark County
Boulder Beach
Boulder City High School
Desert Jannitorial Service
Boulder City Theater
Connie Jo Jefferson
Boulder
Loraine Hart
Hampton
N.H
Verna Norcross
Lindenville
Palm Chapel
Henderson
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
Hugh Smith
Boulder City Cemetery
Mike Mains Named President of Hospital Group
Clark County commissioners approve transferring Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital from the county to a public non profit corporation named the Association. The board includes Herb Kaufman Darwin Lamb Dr John Ratdorf and others with seven new Las Vegans admitted. The county will lease and fund care for indigent patients.
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Mike Mains
Hospital Group
Board of
Clark County Commissioners
Association
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Herb Kaufman
Darwin Lamb
John Ratdorf
Richard Bissett
Grant Rowler
Gus Guiffre
Irwin Kishner
William Purcell
Maini
Southern Nevada Memorial
Clark County
David Hoggard
The
Las Vegas
Thieves Burglarize Strip Hotel In Early Morning Heist
A Las Vegas Strip hotel room occupied by Bernard H. Horowitz of Miami was entered while asleep guests were present. About $2,500 in jewelry and $2,900 in cash were taken with no sign of forced entry. Two smaller hot prowl burglaries occurred in the same hotel that night.
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Capistrano
Europe
Las Vegas
Bernard H. Horowitz
Miami
Carson City Marine Killed In Action
A Carson City resident serving with the U S Marine Corps was killed in hostile action in Southeast Asia the Pentagon announced. Dale E Hutchins husband of Betty L Hutchins was among 95 servicemen listed as killed in Southeast Asian hostilities.
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Carson City
U.S. Marine Corps
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
Dale E. Hutchins
Betty L. Hutchins
Armed Gunman Robs Union Pacific Agent at Terminal
An armed gunman demanded $250 from a Union Pacific Terminal ticket clerk about 9:45 p.m. He jumped the counter and grabbed the money as the handgun discharged without injuries. Police seek two men in a separate service station robbery at Main and Washington at 1:15 p.m. and link them to a curb market robbery on Coran Lane last night. The suspects, two of three involved, fled toward a street apartment complex on C Street, were of medium height and wore flashy clothing.
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Union Pacific
Main
Washington
Coran Lane
Circus Circus cashier sues Berosini family for 50000 dollars
Sylvia Cabalza claims a device with a burning flammable substance spilled onto her from an elevated stage at Circus Circus, causing burns and calls for $50,000 in damages. She says the accident on December 21 left her unable to work, with wages of 2710.30 and medical expenses of 675.
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Circus Circus
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