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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1964

Page

9

Three Men Seek Tahoe Casino Lease After Sinatra Scandal

CARSON CITY Nevada three men apply to the Late Gaming Commission to lease the Crystal Bay Club at Lake Tahoe. They include Frank Sinatra associates Henry Sanicola Sanford Waterman and Raymond Plunket. The plan follows Sinatras 1960s license revocation and sale orders at CalNeva and Sands.

Carson City App Ue Late Gaming Commission CabNeve Lovige Lake Tahoe Frank Sinatra Nevada Crystal Bey Plunket Crystal Bay Sinatra Chicago Sam Giancana Giancana CalNeva Lodge Sands Hotel Henry Sanicola Miami Beach Sanford Waterman Las Vegas Waterman Sanicola

Sinkage Traced In Area Around Las Vegas

The U S Department of Conservation reports ground subsidence in the Las Vegas Valley from 1950 to 1963 due to pumping water from wells. Total sinking since 1935 is about two feet, with rates around one-tenth foot per year, greatest near Las Vegas and North Las Vegas well fields.

Carson City UPI Ite Department of Consovation Las Vegas Las Vegas Valley City Weir Fields Tule Springs Lake Mead Naval Base

Gas firm accuses Carlson of bias in Nevada PSC case

Propane Sales and Service Inc of North Las Vegas asks the Public Service Commission to disqualify Leslie Carlson from hearing Southwest Gas Corp. to serve Indian Springs Cactus Springs and Mercury. Intervenor claims Carlson biased in favor of Southwest as he was seen with James Sanders at the Sahara Hotel. Carlson previously ruled to grant a state permit for Southwest to serve 16 northern Nevada communities.

Carson City UPI Public Service Leslie Cartson Southwest Gas Corp Propane Sales and Service Inc North Las Vegas PSC Carlson Southwest Indian Springs Cactus Springs Mercury Southwest Gas Propane

Methodists approve 1.9 million dollar budget in California

The California Nevada Conference of the Methodist Church adopted a SH 45 budget of 1,906,512 at its annual meeting at the University of the Pacific. The plan includes 6,000 for the national fund aiding Negro ministers and 250,000 for global relief and education programs over the next four years.

Stockton Calif LPT California Nevada the Methodist Church University of Pacific Metaist Far West

Teamsters Press Case on Jobs at Nevada Test Site Supply

Teamsters push for control of electrical supplies handling from arrival at the Nevada Test Site to installation arguing they can perform warehouse work alongside Reynolds Engineering and Electrical. Witnesses say a standardized system exists with a fenced compound and crafts spaces at work sites.

Teameater George Rodiak Teamsters Nevada Test Site W. ©. de Wees Reynolds Engineering An Electrical Co Rodiak POE Enon Jtve Pevenne Mercury Rucak Melton Boyd Phil Bowe International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers IBEW Ralph Leigon Leigon

Another Son Of Judge's To Graduate

Dist. Judge George Marshall confirms his son James Marshall has graduated from Harvard Law School with honors and will take the New York bar on July 1. After army service in Europe, he plans to join a large New York law firm. Born in Las Vegas, 27, he attended Las Vegas High School and Brigham Young University. Judge Marshall notes two other sons practicing law in Salt Lake City.

Dist George Marshall Marshall James Jimmy) Marshall Harvard Law School New York Europe New York City Las Vegas James Marshall Brig. ‘Ham Young University School For Business Administration Judge Marshall Feward Marshall John Marshall Salt Lake City

Paradise Valley library program opens next Wednesday

A summer library program at Paradise Valley Elementary starts next Wednesday and runs weekly through August 5 with reading sessions for different grade levels. A $3 deposit on lending cards is refundable. Flag Day events in Las Vegas include a tribute by the Bikes Club and a brunch at the Dunes Hotel with officer installations.

Paradise Valley Poon Las Vegas BOE Las Vegas Blvd

Trustees OK Bus Use for County Recreation Program

Clark County School District trustees approve emergency use of school buses to transport 30 students to Lee's Canyon day camp four times weekly for eight weeks. Buses will run 100 miles round trip with district drivers, $53.60 per trip, despite AG opinion limiting bus use to school activities.

Clark County Attorney Generals Leland B Newcomer Lee's Canyon

Water suppliers plan for future as Lake Mead unlikely soon

State officials told Las Vegas area leaders that trawling underground water must be shared as Lake Mead imports lag. Dr. George Maxey cited Tule Springs as a major future source, with a pipeline system needed by 1987 or 1988 to meet rising demand.

Lake Mead Maxey Institute Las Vegas Tule Springs Maney

Sunrise Manor Residents Form Protective Association Against Annexation

Residents of Sunrise Manor organize the Sunrise Township Protective Association to resist annexation efforts by North Las Vegas. Leader Les Stewart, a Nevada native and descendant of the Stewart Ranch family, says the group seeks a charter modeled after Paradise Valley and Winchester to protect residents from what they call a faulty annexation law and lack of notice. President Mrs. Dobey Corbell outlines drafting a town charter before state submission.

Sunrise Manor Sunrise Township North Las Vegas SUN Les Stewart Stewart Ranch Stewart Lake Mead Blvd Dobey Corbell Christy Lane Paradise Valley Winchester

Centennial Wagon Trains Set Speed Records Toward Austin

The Reese River Reveille notes rapid wagon train journeys crossing the Missouri River toward Austin. One Knox County Illinois train reached forty days from the Missouri, aided by improved wagons and horses and a drive to escape Indian country. The Star in Our Crow mentions Indians watching but not attacking, while oldtimers recall fewer scalpings as bald men become common.

Missouri River Austin Reese River Knox County Ilinois

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