Dade County Repeals Gay Rights Bill
Dade County voters by a 69.3 to 30.6 percent margin repeal the ordinance barring housing and job discrimination against homosexuals. Anita Bryant led the repeal effort, praising God and moral values as the law’s supporters consider federal court options.
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Dade County
Miami
UPI
Anita Bryant
Dade
Miss Bryant
Save Our Children Inc
Ruth Shack
Dade County Coalition For Human Rights
Davis, Kincaid Win North Las Vegas Council Seats
In North Las Vegas mayoral race incumbent Ray Davies wins 51.9 percent over James Seastrand as Gary Davis and Mary Kincaid capture the two open council seats. Municipal Judge Azbarea deposits a 55.9 percent victory over Jack Strahan amid a 54.8 percent voter turnout.
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Las Vegas
Ray Davies
Gary Davis
Mary Kincaid
Zane Arbarea
Jack Strahan
Davies
James Seastrand
Davis
Kincaid
H.E. Hollingsworth
Sam Roberson
North Las Vegas
Nellis
Seastrand
Irving Boren
Dan Mahony
Mahony
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
Kyle Ranch
Cynthia Baumann
Azbarea
Probate Pro Gets Adler Job
Erv Lewis a 51 year old professional probate administrator was chosen by Clark County Commission Tuesday as the new public administrator Lewis pledged to avoid stigma in the post and noted he would operate with little capital expenses He succeeds William Pursel who quit after a week saying the job requires a budget and a larger staff Pursel criticized the archaic system and suggested a need for capital outlays including warehouses Lewis proposed using bonded insured storage for personal items and vehicles and placing valuables in a bank vault Lewis a former First National Bank trust officer in Las Vegas is Ohio born and two applicants remain under consideration
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Erv” Lewis
Clark County Commission
Lewis
William Pursel
First National Bank
Las Vegas
Ohio
Commission
Bridge section index and page layout note
A brief line lists page numbers and sections in the Sun newspaper including Bridge, Business, Classifieds, Comics, Crosswords and editorials with names such as Dr Thosteson Edita Perez and Joey Adams. The fragment formats page structure rather than a news story.
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Thosteson
Edita Perez
Joey Adams
Primeaux Wins New Las Vegas Municipal Judgeship
A. Loring Primeaux, 60, defeated John Bonner, 72, to become Las Vegass first municipal court judge in a four year term. Voter turnout was 13 percent of 43 513 eligible, with Primeaux securing 3 356 votes to 2 142.
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Las Vegas
A. Loring Primeaux
Loring
John Bonner
City Hall
Primeaux
Bonner
McEwan defeats Boulder mayor in lopsided reelection
Boulder City voters ousted Mayor Tom Cooper with 1,235 votes to 745 as John McEwan won the mayoralty. Council races saw Dick Danielson top H. S. Clark 1,256 to 695 for seat two, Bob Ferraro win re election with 1,410 votes, and a capital improvement fund measure plus a library district purchase question shaping a voter turnout of 58.1 percent from 3,490 eligible voters. Seven charter amendments passed, two failed.
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Boulder City
Tom Cooper
John McEwan
Cooper
McEwan
Boulder
Dick Danielson
H. S. Clark
Bob Ferraro
Seat Three
Boulder City Charter Commission
Hughes Will Memo Disclosure Deepens Hughes Estate Showdown
Chester Davis admitted withholding personal Hughes memos in a Las Vegas deposition amid the Mormon Will fight. Freese seeks court orders to force production and enhance the search for a legitimate Hughes will, noting Davis may hold key letters about the will.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Howard Hughes
Chester Davis
Summa Corp
Hughes’ Estate
Las Vegas
Paul Freese
Hughes
Freese
Davis and
Cox
Davis
Richard Gano
California
Gano
Superior Court
Neil Lake
Harold Rhoden
Noah Dietrich
Rhoden
Will Davis
Summa Board of Directors
Davis and Cox
Dummar Kin Grabs Gabbs Mayor Post
Ray Dummar won the Gabbs mayoral race with 98 votes, defeating Reno J. Ratti who had 85. James Amos finished third with 43 ballots. Incumbent Dale Bake beat Darrel McDorman 186 to 37 for at large council and Louis Repp ran unopposed in Ward One as 226 of 282 eligible residents voted.
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Gabbs
UPI
Ray Dummar
Melvin
Howard Hughes
Dummar
Reno J. Ratti
James Amos
Dale W. Bake
Darrel McDorman
Louis Repp
Nevada
Gables
Byrne Reelected Governor in New Jersey Primary
Governor Brendan Byrne secures renomination after defeating nine challengers amid anti income tax sentiment. In the GOP race Senator Raymond Bateman tops Kean to advance to the fall contest with Barrett tally counts reported across districts.
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Trenton
N.J
UPI
Brendan T. Byrne
Raymond H. Bateman
Thomas H. Kean
Byrne
Ralph C Eeneee
Robert Roe
Bateman
Kean
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Bob Green
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Green
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Southern Nevada
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Davne
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University of Southern California Law Center
Arbarea
Metro Police Civil Service Department
Zane Azbarea
Adler
Seeneennene
Anders
Paul Price Senee
Ralph Pearl
Seeennee
Television Vista
Muni
Salt Lake City
Mormon Church
Dummar Kin
U Lanes
Fremont
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