Inmate Blood Drive Aids Linder Children Tragedy
Nevada brief roundup reports 25 inmates donate 25 pints to replace blood for four Linder children injured in a Saturday crash that killed five, with inmates earning 10 days good time. Also covers Civil Air Patrol encampment at Reno-Stead, murder case in Eureka, juvenile council pledge by Gov Laxalt, underground Nevada nuclear test, Reno land expansion talks, and several local drownings and accidents in Fallon and Carson City.
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Carson City
UPI
Carl Hocker
Linder
Carson-Tahoe Hospital
Charles Linder
Pauline
Spooner Summit
Here
Reno
UPS
Civil Air Patrol
Reno-Stead
Las Vegas Sun Staff and Contact Details
The Las Vegas Sun lists its editorial and publishing staff including H M Greenspun as editor and publisher and Bryn Armstrong as executive editor. It provides office address at 900 South Commerce St Las Vegas Nevada, postal classifications, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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The
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South Commerce St
Las Vegas
Nevada
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Jim Barrows
Tom Diskin
Gerry Apple
North-South Split Hit By Professor Hetter
Professor Frederick Hetter former political science instructor at Nevada Southern University says the board should focus on student interests rather than a north south split. He was among three faculty who burned his fall teaching contract during a May demonstration and had his summer contract withheld. He plans to move to California to open a law practice. Hetter cites rapid turnover and petty politics as harming NSU education.
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Frederick Hetter
Nevada Southern University
University Board of Regents
Hetter
NSU
Talks Slated on Downtown Group Center
Las Vegas Convention Authority to hear a status report Tuesday on the downtown convention center project from commissioner Mirabelli. The panel seeks an architect’s cost estimate and awaits a Denver bonding agent’s viability report before committing to downtown Las Vegas or other proposals such as Henderson museum or North Las Vegas facility. Architect Adrian Wilson estimated a $16 million expansion for the Las Vegas Center.
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Las Vegas
Adrian Wilson
Las Vegas Convention Center
County Unification Predicted For Clark County 1975
Clark County Commission chairman Bill Braie warned that by 1975 only three cities would remain in Clark County under a planned county consolidation. He spoke at a Desert Inn luncheon with the League of Women Voters, saying metropolitan government would include a mayor eight Las Vegas commissioners a single police agency three fire departments a regional planning board and multiple city departments. He asserted consolidation could guide or compel legislative action and that the three city system would not cost less but might yield better value for taxpayers.
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Carson City
UPI
Thomas M. Kean
Reno
Reno-North Tahoe-Verdi-Storey County
Kean
Flora Dungan
Clark County
Clark County Commission
Bill Braie
Braare
League of Women
Desert Inn
League
Las Vegas
Briare
Nevada
Maris Files for Assembly District 4 Challenge
Andy Maris, a Las Vegas resident and Republican, announces plans to file for Assembly District 4. He criticizes longtime legislators and cites his background as a WWII administrative specialist, law clerk, and production control manager, with ten years in Las Vegas and four sons, one in the armed forces.
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Andy Maris
Assembly
Maris
Santa Monica City College
Ohio
Culver City
Calif
Republican Central Committee
Clark County
Nevada considers dual campus community colleges proposal
James Sharp urged an immediate study on establishing community colleges on both University of Nevada campuses. Carl Dodge pressed for in depth analysis, arguing for lower entrance barriers or an alternative for Nevada students after grade 12. In Elko, local boards deadlocked over organizational structure of the revitalized community college, with Supt. Zander and Dean Devin tasked to broker a compromise.
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Dodge
Governor’s Commission
Elko
County School Board
Community College Advisory Board
Welfare Rules Disputed in Nevada Residency Suit
A mother of six, Jinny Witter, sues in federal court challenging Nevada residency rules for Aid to Dependent Children. She moved last December, worked briefly, then cared for her children after her husband left. Trial set for Aug. 8. a related Supreme Court case may affect all welfare programs.
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Reno
UPI
Nevada
Jinny Witter
Witter
J. MacArthur Wirth
The
Washoe County
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Lincoln Hotel
State Teen Council Eyed
Paul Laxalt
Laxalt
AEC
Atomic Energy Commission
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Fallon
Harry Buttebrect
Derby Canal
Fernley
Buttebrecht
LasVegas
SUN H. M. Greenspun
Continental
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California
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Motel Association
Nevada State Penitentiary
Howard Hughes
Las Vegas Township
Supreme Mattress Company
City’ College
Robert Zander
Carl Devin
U. S. Supreme Court
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Dixie Food
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Health and Comfor
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Forrest Lawn
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