Regents Change Funding Policy at State University
University regents voted to end the surplus-first spending rule and follow the legislature by spending nonappropriated funds before surplus. About 117000 will go to the state fund. the move aims to align with legislative intent and preserve budget relations. The board also eased debt collection on a student loan case and approved rising Las Vegas campus residence fees, with UNLV noting higher operating costs and meals expanding from 19 to 20 per week.
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Laxalt Faces Decision On Political Future
Nevada Governor Paul Laxalt, after meeting President Nixon, indicates possible 1970 Senate bid against Democrat Howard Cannon amid speculation he may retire from public life. He says a careful personal decision will follow a period of soul searching and a return to private law practice if he quits politics.
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Nab Three In TV Heist
Three people including a mother and her son were jailed in Clark County on charges of receiving stolen goods from a $10 000 burglary on May 14. Dorothy Foger 49 Wilford 18 and Robert Rusbon 31 reported three televisions missing from their North Las Vegas home and were linked to Bermuda Distributor Drug firm thefts via matching serial numbers.
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W. McDonald
Las Vegas
Wilford
Robert Lee Rusbon
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Bermuda
Foger
Pops Concert Date Announced In Las Vegas
The Las Vegas Pops Concert Orchestra will give a free performance on June 15 at the Sands Hotel at 2 30 p m with guest soloist Joe Williams performing Duke Ellington and Jerome Kern pieces. Bernard Houdy and Sharon Vanderbloom will sing the classical portion including arias and duets from Aida. Red Skelton will be featured in the program during his Las Vegas appearance. Grants from the Clark County Board of Commissioners fund the free event in partnership with the Sands and the Music Performance Trust Fund.
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Sands Hotel
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Bernard Houdy
Sharon Vanderbloom
Sands
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Clark County Board of Commissioners
The
Music Performance Trust Fund
Nevada Air National Guard unit deactivated after near 18 months
The Nevada Air National Guard's 152nd Tactical Reconnaissance Group was formally deactivated in a ceremony attended by state and Air Force officials. The unit had been on active duty since early 1968 after the Pueblo seizure, with members stationed in South Korea and at a Missouri base.
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Missouri
UNR Grants Degrees to 553 in Reno Ceremony
At the University of Nevada, Reno commencement 553 students received diplomas. President N Edd Miller addressed the class as Chancellor Roger Heyns of UC Berkeley, the scheduled speaker, had to cancel.
Obituary: Michael L. Hines of Kewanna Dies at 85
Michael L. Hines 85 father of attorney Mike Hines and Dr. James Hines died at his Kewanna Indiana home. Survived by wife Ella two sons attorney Mike Hines and Dr. James Hines and eight grandchildren. Funeral services set for tomorrow in Ilam Kewanna.
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Mike Hines
Kewanna
Indiana
Hines
Las Vegas
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Fremont Street
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Northwestern University
Chicago
Ilam
Church of Christ Holyness Interment Notice
A funeral notice indicates a service for the Church of Christ Holyness on Monday at 10:30 a.m. followed by interment at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Second Baptist Church
Woodlawn
Grand Army Road Signs To Return To Nevada Route
The Grand Army of the Republic highway markers along U.S. 6 through Nevada will be restored this month after being collected by souvenir hunters. Reno figures J E Doc Martie and John McCarthy prompted the restoration, with orders from State Highway Engineer John Bawden. The road, dedicated May 1953 after 16 years of work by Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War and state leaders, is the only transcontinental highway so honored.
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J. E
Martie
John McCarthy
Reno
John Bawden
California-Pacific Department of the Sons of Union Veterans of
Grand Army of the Republic
Sparks
Bill Thomas
J. E. Doc" Martie
Nevada
Nevada Defines Grand Army of the Republic Highway Segment
The Nevada legislature formally defined the portion of the route within the state as the Grand Army of the Republic Highway and directed that it be posted by the Highway Department.
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Nevada
Grand Army of the Republic
Highway Department
Five Students Graduate From Las Vegas Junior Academy
Five eighth grade students at the Las Vegas Junior Academy graduated yesterday in the school auditorium. Diplomas were presented to Phyllis Mohr Ken Turner Steven Price Rhonda Calvin and Robert Genn by Vernon Mohr and Elder L Dinwitt. John Beck principal sponsored by the Seventh Day Adventist Church delivered the main speech.
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Las Vegas
Dr R C Harrison Weight Reduction Specialist Ad
Dr R C Harrison B S D C advertises weight reduction services at 1510 E Sohora with phone 734 2592.
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E. Sohora
Bible Beats Drum To Keep Park Plan
Sen. Alan Bible leads support to extend the Golden Eagle recreation program which provides access to federal recreation areas for a $7 fee. The extension, introduced with Sen. Henry Jackson and others, would keep funding for expanding outdoor recreation and preserve revenue from facilities managed by federal agencies.
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Park Plan
Alan Bible
Senate Parks and Recreation
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Bureau of Land Management
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Henry Jackson
Washington
Bible and Sons
Frank Moss
Utah
Frank Church
Idaho
Warren Magnuson
Land and Water Conservation Fund
Bible
Chicago Starts Car Rental Era With 12 Model Ts
In 1918 Chicago saw the birth of commercial car renting when a local auto salesman deployed 12 Model T Fords on the streets marking the city’s first fleet for hire.
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Chicago
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