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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1968

Page

3

House restores funds for federally impacted schools in Nevada

U S Rep Walter S Baring announced the House restored 90 965 000 for operation and maintenance of schools in federally impacted areas. He said the supplemental appropriations amendment assures Nevada will not be deprived of about 600 000 as feared. He argued impacted district funds belong under priority programs and should not be reduced.

U.S Walter S. Baring House Baring Nevada

Clark County approves four year contract for School Supt Mason

Clark County school trustees approve a four year contract for School Superintendent James I. Mason. The new agreement raises his salary by 4500 to 34500 and extends his term from now for four years. The current contract expires in 21 days.

Clark County James I. Mason Dr. Mason

Stadium plan at Rancho High hits funding mark

The 8,000 seat stadium project at Rancho High School reaches 13 625 dollars as North Las Vegans buy 39 more hundred dollar seats. Sam Aston the project treasurer said the seat sales boost financing for construction.

Rancho High School North Las Vegans Sam Aston

Ex-Maid Polk Freed On Probation For Room Theft

Doretha Polk a 25 year old former Strip hotel maid received two years probation after pleading guilty to stealing 600 from a room she cleaned. Police video showed the theft from a purse on her station near 1001 McWilliams Sr. She had been tied to the Crockett murder case, driving his getaway car, though a murder charge was dropped. Crockett was sentenced to death with an appeal pending.

Doretha Polk Miss Polk McWilliams Sr Louis Lee Crockett Crockett Las Vegas

Local couple arrested on narcotics violations

Sheriff's deputies arrested Dorothy J. Myles and Edward L. Clark at 101 W. Chicago St after discovering a hand rolled cigarette containing marijuana during a search. Both suspects were booked on possession of dangerous drugs and possession of narcotics.

Dorothy J. Myles Edward L. Clark Chicago St Clark

Women Demos Plan Panel At Dunes Hotel Meeting

The Women s Democratic Club will meet at noon tomorrow at the Dunes Hotel for a panel discussion on Abortion Law Reform Yes or No. Panelists include Mrs Florence Ortiz Dr Stanley Ames and Rev Douglas Harrell.

Women’s Democratic Club Dunes Hotel Florence Ortiz Stanley Ames Douglas Harrell

Rowan Drilling Wins U Nuclear Test Hole Contract

Rowan Drilling Company of Houston awarded the underground emplacement drill contract at Pahute Mesa Nevada Test Site. The $804,536 bid was the lowest of five proposals for an uncased hole 64 inches in diameter and 4,150 feet deep.

Rowan Drilling Company Houston Pahute Mesa Nevada Rowan Drilling

State Tax Suit Hits Nugget Casino

A Nevada Gaming Commission suit seeks to collect 22663 in back taxes from the Silver Nugget Casino in North Las Vegas. The state says only 3144 was paid on Jan 31 with over 22000 withheld, owners claim overpayment in 1965. Defendants include Frederic Apcar Herbert Cohen David Kaufman Major A Riddle Norma Riddle Meyer Rovinsky Gabriel Rubin and Louis Wiener Jr.

Silver Nugget Nevada Gaming Commission North Las Vegas Frederic Apcar Herbert Cohen David Kaufman Major A. Riddle Norma Riddle Meyer Rovinsky Gabriel Rubin Louis Wiener, Jr

Hollings to Narrate Show on Old Glory Birthday

Foxhole Hollings two term national hospital chair man for World War 1 will narrate a television program on the 192nd birthday of Old Glory June 14. He appears on the Gus Giuffre Show Channel 8 with Sgt Harlyn Thompson commander of the local Army recruiting station. The program also honors Charles Kandel a veteran of both world wars and ends with Irving Berlin God Bless America.

Jack Foxhole Hollings National Hospital Gus Giuffre Channel 8 Sgt Harlyn Thompson Charles Kandel Irving Berlin

Mead Pollution Study Sought to Address Lake Mead Water Issues

Clark County officials pushed yesterday to hire an engineering firm for a Lake Mead water pollution study. Four Las Vegas Valley cities and Clark County agreed to fund the project, with the federal government expected to provide 135000 dollars. Murray Hoyt warned that federal funds may be delayed and discussed seeking alternative matching funds through other channels.

Clark County Lake Mead James Parrott Clark County Sanitation District 1 Las Vegas Valley Murray Hoyt

Riviera Hotel seeks major stock realignment in Nevada

Riviera Hotel filed with the Nevada Gaming Commission for a large stockholder realignment. Edward Torres would hold 30 percent, Jerome D. Mack would oversee two trusts at 12 percent each, Peter Trust and Center Trust. Harvey Silbert would rise to 20 percent, Harry A. Goldman to 10 percent, with Merrick at five percent and Burnett at two percent.

Carson City UPI Riviera Hotel Nevada Gaming Commission Edward Torres Fremont Hotel Jerome D. Mack Peter Trust Center Trust Peter Harvey Silbert Harry A. Goldman David Merrick Leonard Burnett J. D. Goodman Charles J. Harrison Louis Miller Frank Atol

Clark County considers higher landing fees at McCarran

Erle Taylor Clark County aviation director says next year airliners will pay more to land at McCarran. Commissioner Bill Briare backs higher fees and notes McCarran is the 23rd busiest U S airport, with current rates deemed too low for commercial and non-scheduled airliners.

Erle Taylor Clark County McCarran Aiport Taylor Bill Briare McCarran United States Briare

Convention Ad Budget To Remain With In-Group Agencies

The Advertising Advisory Committee of the Las Vegas Convention Authority recommended renewing the contracts of three agencies for 1968-69 without competitive presentations. The $400,000 media budget will be shared as determined by the agency team, with formal action required. Frontier Airlines proposed up to $50,000 matching funds to promote Las Vegas to surrounding markets, while a $12,000 four color ad in Holiday Magazine’s Las Vegas section was urged and a $1,100 Nevada Highways Magazine ad was declined.

Las Vegas Thomas C. Wilson Kovell Advertising Kelly Reber Frontier Airlines Frontier Paul Jones Frontier Air Lines Don Glover Tulsa Denver Oklahoma City Kansas City St. Louis Dallas Holiday Magazine Nevada Highways Magazine Southern Nevada

Highway Delays Draw Protests From Local Officials

The Advertising Advisory Committee urged the Las Vegas Convention Authority to protest construction delays on U S 466 between Kingman Arizona and Boulder Dam. Motel business on the road has dropped about 50 percent, with blasting limiting road access to 30 minutes followed by a two hour closure, totaling about 614 hours per eight hour work day for the Boulder Dam approach.

Las Vegas Mel Cooper Boulder Dam

Life Saver Reno Officer Clears Marble From Infant Throat

Reno police officer David Joseph rode with Richard J. Catlin and his wife to Bellevue Hospital after spotting their speeding car. He dislodged a marble stuck in seven month old Rebecca Catlin’s throat before arrival, averting tragedy.

Reno UPI Richard J. Catlin Rebecca Catling David Joseph

Deputy Held In Bar Break in Virginia City

Robert Sheridan a former deputy sheriff was bound over to District Court on charges of being an accessory after the fact in a $16 000 burglary at the Delta Saloon. Sheridan reported the burglary August 5 and had resigned after a brief tenure on the force.

Virginia City UPI Robert Sheridan Delta Sheridan

Waterspouts Seen Off Marseille Coast

A waterspout near Marseille, France, caused minimal damage with no ship losses reported. The event underscored that sea tornadoes can be weak and remain largely non damaging.

Marseille France

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