Bricklayers Union Reaches Three Year Contract
Masonry Contractors Association and Bricklayers Local 3 announce a new three year contract with retroactive terms to June. The agreement includes a 50 cent per hour raise each year for the first three years while some workers had missed time after a stalemate in negotiations. Ted Lauber, secretary treasurer of Local 3, says all difficulties have been settled.
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Masonry Contractors Association and Bricklayers Local 3
Ted Lauber
Local 3
Service Set For Liquor Wholesaler Hyman Friednash
Funeral services for Hyman Friednash age 73 will be held Sunday at 11 a.m. in Palm Chapel with Rabbi Aaron Gold and Cantor Joseph Kohn officiating. Burial follows at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale Calif. Friednash a 19 year Las Vegas resident died Wednesday in a local hospital. He lived at 2780 S Lindell Road. Survived by wife Georgia of Las Vegas two brothers Henry of San Diego Dave of Denver and sister Mrs Esther Zuckerman of San Diego.
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Palm Chapel
Aaron Gold
Joseph Kohn
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
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Friednash
Las Vegas
S. Lindell Road
San Diego
Flamingo Hotel
New York
Georgia
Henry
Dave
Denver
Esther Zuckerman
Extradition Hearing Delayed for Las Vegas Bookmaking Suspect
Las Vegas man Martin Kane 47 of 356 Desert Inn Road won a second 30 day continuance as his extradition hearing to New York was postponed in District Court. Judge Howard W. Babcock extended the delay until July 15. Kane and 21 others were charged by a Nassau County grand jury last December with running a bookmaking ring between New York Miami and New Orleans.
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New York
Martin Kane
Desert Inn Road
Dist
Howard W. Babcock
Nassau County
Kane
Miami
New Orleans
Iowa Tax Reform Shrinks Local Taxing Jurisdictions
Iowa’s tax reform reduces tax levying bodies from about 1000 to under 120 as reform limits local jurisdictions allowed to levy taxes. The change concentrates fiscal authority and reshapes local government funding structures in Des Moines and across the state.
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Des Moines
Iowa
One-Man Cab Firms Win Again In Court
Justice of the Peace Herman Fisher dismissed five complaints against cab owners Bill Mirin and Ray Chennoweth. They were charged with eight hour shift limits and not posting rate cards. Dismissal cites Judge Mendoza ruling that the county may license cabs for revenue and traffic control, not regulate operation.
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Herman Fisher
Bill Mirin
Ray Chennoweth
Mirin
Chennoweth
Fisher
Dist
John Mendoza
Editor's Trial Stated On Inciting Charge
The editor publisher George Dewitt French, 401 S Third St, was arraigned in Justice Court on publishing matter inciting crimes after a May 30 arrest tied to his Las Vegas Changing Times second issue. He denies encouraging drug use or possession and faces a later Tucson narcotics charge with a preliminary hearing set for August 26.
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George Dewitt French
S. Third St
Las Vegas
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French
Tucson
Justice of the Peace
Herman Fisher
Grover Seeks Permit to Move Bank Data Cards in Nevada
James L. Grover asks the Nevada Public Service Commission to approve a contract with First National Bank to transport computer cards processing data and cancelled checks. The route covers Reno Stateline Minden Gardnerville Yerington Carson City Fallon Lovelock and Winnemucca with protests due by June 22.
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API
Nevada Public Service Commission
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Grover
Reno
Stateline
Minden
Gardnerville
Yerington
Fallon
Lovelock
Winnemucca
PSC
Sun Storm Radiation Not a Hazard for Astronauts
NASA astronaut trainer Lt. Com Bruce McCandless told Clark County teachers that sun storms pose no danger to astronauts on the moon. He cited Earth's atmosphere and the Van Allen belts for protection and noted warning stations will alert moon workers to solar flares.
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Bruce McCandless
Clark County
McCandless
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
NASA
Earth
van Allen
Space
Boston
Mass
Navy
Millions ski in Japan centers in Shiga Heights region
Japan’s central Honshu ski centers in the Alps draw many of the country’s 20 million ski enthusiasts. The Shiga Heights area reports as many as 24 lifts and nearly a score of trails catering to visitors.
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Tokyo
Japan
Alps
Honshu
Shiga Heights
North Las Vegas Lions Club to Install Golem as President
The North Las Vegas Lions Club will install Ted L. Golem as president at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Silver Nugget. Past Dist. Gov. John Bonner will serve as installing officer. The event honors outgoing president Lambert van De Meer, a charter member, who concludes a perfect 20 year attendance record.
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Ted L. Golem
North Las Vegas Lions Club
Silver Nugget
Dist
John Bonner
Lambert van de Meer
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