Henderson signs off on Sky Harbor zoning near Los Angeles cutoff
City council approved rezoning sections near the Los Angeles cutoff for Arby W. Alper to heavy industrial for a Sky Harbor general aviation airport. The plan includes two 3,000 foot runways, two hangars, a five acre paved parking area, an administration building, fuel storage, a repair shop, and a 3,000 seat stadium. Ambulance fee hikes were tabled. protests and support were voiced at planning commission meetings. Henderson also protests county table tax cuts and federal taxes on local bonds, while Delbert Madsen was granted more time to remove substandard homes on Merlayne Avenue. The Nile Aswan dam project near Cairo will finish by mid-1969, increasing arable land by over 30 percent and generating 10 billion kilowatt hours annually.
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Los Angeles
Arby W. Alper
City Planning Commission
Sky Harbor
Hank Posner
Alper
Planning Commission
FAA
Las Vegas
Lake Mead Drive
Henderson
Alfred Hyman
City First
Don Richard
Ohio
Bud Franklin
Paul Marshall
Marshall
Delbert Madsen
Madsen
Merlayne Avenue
Pittman
Cairo
Nile
Aswan
Egypt
Henderson Girl Joins NY Hospital
Trudy Ann Ross, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace E Ross of 531 Blackmore, has joined New York Hospital in New York City as a staff nurse in the Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Nevada Reno. The center includes The New York Hospital Cornell University Medical Center, and its nursing school. The hospital, founded in 1771, now fields over 700 graduate nurses and 1,000 doctors serving about 112,000 patients annually.
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Trudy Ann Ross
Wallace FE. Ross
Blackmore
New York Hospital
New York City
Payne Whitney
University of Nevada, Reno
Cornell University Medical Center
Cornell University Medical College
Cornell University-New York Hospital School of Nursing
City
United States
Henderson Pet Show Aces Winners At Circus Event
Henderson Chamber of Commerce reports large turnout and many participants at the pet show held with the Strong Circus. Winners span dogs cats birds fish reptiles rodents and horses with ribbons and $1 gift certificates awarded. over 100 pets entered and a post show “This is Your Life” program honored local residents.
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Gloria Stein
E. Lake Mead Drive
Bob Oseland
Henderson
Bob
Henderson Chamber of Commerce
Earl Wilcox
Ronie Hubel
Hero
Patty Goss
Rossie
Vickie Romaro
Tinker Bell
Lezle Ann Shirley
Lady
Mike Hernandez
Prince
Susan Kramer
Burty
Mike Nelson
Puddles
Teresa Madill Coco
Lisa Hall
Judy Shawl
Agie
Rey
April Ann Coe
Fred
Suzanne DiCiaccio
Jean Zajac
Chip and Dale
Lamnon Calabrese
Candy
Floyd Mel Gibbs
Renee Greenwood
Patches
Kelly Johnson
Apache
Shana Horn
Renee Dozier
Nellybell
Janet Hall
Tommy White
Guy Werber
Willie
Orse Coe
Chamber of Commerce
Billy Bob
Colin Dutra
Billy Bob Pet Shop
Gerhard Hoentsch
Henderson Pet Clinic
Dave McKinzie
Henderson Humane Officer
Cindy Christian
Lead St
Jerry Reeves
Doug Lefler
Black Foot
Cathy Bess
Gritchen
Chuck Wadsworth
Tom
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
City Council Roundup in Paradise Valley
The council okayed a Hughes liquor license transfer to Paradise Valley Country Club with fee-structure review. Bids were invited for a one million gallon tank and a two color striping machine. A Polaroid equipment purchase was tabled until June 9 for study. Morgan Sweeney was reappointed to the General Obligation Bond Commission representing three cities. A church trailer permit was approved to curb vandalism while a circus license fee waiver was denied, with a city donation planned for Christmas decorations. Surplus property sales were discussed and a sale plan to be presented next meeting.
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Howard Hughes
Paradise Valley Country Club
Hank Greenspun Corp
Chamber of Commerce
Athletes Land Multiple College Scholarship Offers
Graduates of Basic High School on June 3 receive scholarship bids from several colleges. Leo Montoya gets baseball at UNLV, Gary Smith seeks wrestling at NDSU and football at Nevada Reno and Dixie, Charles James lists football offers from Iowa Colorado State ASU Utah, J C Hopkins football at Nevada Reno and Dixie, Michael Stewart football at Nevada Reno and Dixie, Willie Sledge Jr baseball at Mesa Community College.
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Basic High School
Leo Montoya
University of Nevada
Las Vegas
Gary Smith
Tah State University
University of Nevada, Reno
Dixie College
Charles James
University of Iowa
Colorado State University
Arizona State University
University of Utah
J. C. Hopkins
Michael Stewart
Willie Sledge, Jr
Mesa Community College
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