Reno bus driver loses thumb in refrigeration accident
A 41 year old Reno bus driver James Franklin of Nevada Central Motor Lines had his left thumb and right hand index and middle fingers severed when he slipped while servicing a stationary air conditioning unit on Highway 91 South. He was hospitalized at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital and may regain use of the severed thumb.
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Reno
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
James Franklin
Nevada Central Motor Lines
Franklin
Highway 91
Nevada March business up 10 percent from 1964
The Bureau of Business and Economic Research at the University of Nevada reports Nevada business activity in March rose 10 percent from March 1964 and 0.5 percent over February.
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Reno
UPI
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Nevada
Bureau
College of Business Administration
The
University of Nevada
Las Vegas Commission to vote on gaming zoning and parking plans
Las Vegas City Commission meets Wednesday to consider extending gaming and liquor zoning between Owens and Eighth Street and to inspect two downtown parking site appraisals funded by the bond issue. Also on the agenda are a trailer park variance appeal, removal of Fremont Street parking meters, lamp post pay phones, a population estimate, Tule Springs Master Plan, and police vehicles contract.
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Las Vegas
Owens
Eighth St
Highland Ave
Commission
H&p Enterprises, Inc
Casino Center
Fremont Street
Main
Second Street
The
Traffic and Parking Commission
Board of Commissioners
Fremont
Department of Public Works
Central Telephone Co
Planning Department
Tule Springs
Origins of the Mackintosh Raincoat Named for Charles Macintosh
A Scottish inventor Charles Macintosh patented in 1823 a rubber sandwiched fabric coat that evolved into the rainwear known as the Mackintosh. The term honors Macintosh and his waterproofing method.
Judge Sentences Felons in Court
In U S District Court Judge Roger D Foley Jr presided over felons' sentencing. Teddy Schneider was committed to Federal Youth Correction with four years probation. Dyer Act violations suspended in leu of probation. Rudy Novato received an indeterminate Federal Youth Correction Act sentence followed by probation for narcotics violations. Joel Horn paid a $100 fine for destroying U S mail. 60 days to pay. James Schmid got a three year federal sentence for Dyer Act violation. Roger M Huck's probation was suspended and he returns to finish a three year term begun in 1965. Leslie H Calhoun and Leff L Clounchet received three year terms on two counts of conspiracy to use interstate facilities for extortion, to run concurrently.
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U. S. District Court
Roger D. Foley, Jr
Teddy Schneider
Rudy Novato
Foley
Roger M. Huck
Leslie H. Calhoun
Leff L. Clounchet
Obituaries for Elizabeth Emma Allison and Anna Hempel
Funeral services for Elizabeth Emma Allison, Las Vegas resident 21 years, will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Bunker Brothers Chapel with Rev. Glenn Tudor officiating. Burial at Boulder City Cemetery. Survivors include two sons George L. Allison and Allan G. Allison. four daughters Ruth Chrisman, Andy Carmody, Alex Bordoni, Erma Maloney. four sisters and two brothers. Also noted is funeral for Anna Hempel, 84, at Bunker Brothers Chapel at 2 p.m. today with burial at Mt. View Gardens of Memory. Survivors include two daughters Olga Gowen and M Friese and son Oswald Hempel. Also obituary for G William Coulthard, Las Vegas attorney, died at 76 in Missouri Valley Iowa. survived by widow Zora, son G William, and grandchildren Karen Jane, Leslie, William Lloyd Coulthard. services at Presbyterian Church Missouri Valley today at 2 p.m. The Walker Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Elizabeth Emma Allison
Las Vegas
Bunker Brothers Chapel
Glenn Tudor
First Christian Church
Boulder City Cemetery
Allison
Stinson Hospital
Cherry Creek
Colo
Nevada Way
George L. Allison
Allan G. Allison
Henderson
Ruth
Richard Mastin
Anna Hempel
Mt. View Gardens of Memory
David Lloyd Coulthard
G. William Coulthard
Nevada State Bar Association
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Zora
G. William
Karen Jane
Leslie
William Lloyd Coulthard
The
Presbyterian Church
Walker Funeral Home
Man jailed after courthouse disruption by self-styled Las Vegas hard case
Morris W. Wade, 35, was jailed as a drunk on Monday after causing a brief commotion at the courthouse. Wade, who listed a local motel as his address, claimed to be a close friend of several well known Las Vegas personalities.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Morris W. Wade
Las Vegas
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