Obituaries for Wallis Chesson Sonkin and related rites
Obituary notices report Lynn R Wallis 67 died Sunday and services held in Palm Chapel with burial at Arlington National Cemetery. Arthur Chesson 76 an engineer for Union Pacific died Friday. rites by Ernest Zobrist and interment at Palm Memorial Park. William Sonkin 68 died Friday. Cantor Joseph Kohn led funeral at Palm Chapel, interment at Woodlawn Cemetery. Surviving relatives include children Lynn Wallace, Montie Wallis, Linda Ortiz, Judy Chesson, Loretta Candaranella, Eddie Sonkin, and siblings in Texas, Louisiana, and Rhode Island.
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Arthur Chesson
Ernest Zobrist
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Palm Memorial Park
Union Pacific Railroad
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Chesson
Louisiana
Margaret
Linda Ortiz
Judy Chesson
Las Vegas
Loretta Candaranella
Eddie
Theressa Courmier
Beatrice Mott
Lousiana
Sadie Russell
Texas
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Wilson
Willie
Eugene
ER. Hartsell
Red Mathis
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Woods
John Gibson
Whitey Reed
H. KE. Templeton
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Fagala
Paul Palmer
Roy Easton
Leon Willams
William David Sonkin
Cantor Joseph Kohn
Woodlawn
Rhode Island
Sonkin
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Mac
Miami Beach
Fla
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Funeral services held in Dallas for Loraine Brannion
Funeral services will be held Friday in Dallas Texas for Loraine Herschel Brannion 54 who died Friday in a strip hotel. He lived at 785 Willow Hill Court Dallas and was self employed in construction work. Born in Texas March 13 1916 he is survived by his wife Elizabeth of Dallas.
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Fells Air Force Base
Palmchapel
Lynn KR. Wallis
Ar Fragtan National
Washington, D.C
Oregon
Wallis
F. St. Louis
Free and Accepted
Masons
Lynn KR. Wallace
Monttie Marie Wallis
California
Dallas
Texas
Loraine Herschel Brannion
Willow Hill Court
Mr. Branmion
Elizabeth
O'Callaghan Calls for Jobs First in Gubernatorial Bid
Reno Nevada. Undeclared candidate for governor Mike O'Callaghan said in remarks for the Vocational Education Institute at the University of Nevada that training and counseling are useless without job placement. He asserted the centerpiece is jobs and rejected any system that uses taxpayers' funds without delivering work.
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Reno
UPT
Mike) O'Callaghan
Raggio Seeks Strict Campus Controls in Nevada Race
Washoe District Attorney William Raggio, a Republican candidate for U S Senate, urges tight hiring rules for UN Nevada professors and a strong stance against ultra liberal campus elements. He praises a University Board of Regents conduct code and cites campus violence as a national concern. He spoke at the Reno Junior Chamber of Commerce awards dinner.
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William Raggio
University of Nevada
Raggio
S. Senate
Reno Junior Chamber of Commerce
University Board of Regnets
Nevada
Valley High Grad Heads to Miss Nevada Finals in Reno
Eighteen year old Amy Bargiel a Valley High School grad will represent Las Vegas in the Miss Nevada finals in Reno. Sponsord by the Flamingo Hotel she is daughter of Charles and Barbara Bargiel of 545 Barbara Way and works as a credit manager at the Flamingo. Bargiel a former Valley cheerleader and Prom Queen Attendant has nine years of ballet training and will perform a ballet exhibition at the pageant. She previously won the 1969 Nevada Jantzen Smile Contest earning a Hawaii trip.
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Las Vegas
Reno
Atlantic City
N.ji
Miss Bargiel
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Barbara Way
Bargiel
The
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San Diego State
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Thousand Oaks
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Chicago
Valley
Nevada
Hawaii
State Group to Hear Talk by Sen Hecht in Nevada
State Sen. Chic Hecht, Nevada Senate minority leader, will address the State of Nevada Employees Association tomorrow at 7 30 p m. at the American Legion Hall 733 N Casino Center on the growing crisis in public employee labor relations.
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Chic Hecht
State of Nevada Employes Association
American Legion Hall
Casino Center
Bird Hecht
State Senate
Federal auto testing lab to finish in July 1971
Ann Arbor Michigan reports a federal automobile testing laboratory underway and scheduled for completion in July 1971.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Reid outlines plan to aid rural Nevada economy
Reno Assemblyman Harry Reid, running for lieutenant governor, said he will unveil a plan this week to help rural Nevada. He criticized Gov Paul Laxalt’s administration as failing rural communities and said residents repeatedly asked how they would survive.
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Reno
Harry Reid
Las Vegas
Nevada
Reid
Paul Laxalt
Laxalt
Las Vegas Soldier Receives Medal for Heroic Rescue
Schofield Barracks Hawaii Army Pvt Lewis K Fullerton an infantryman with the 4th Brigade 25th Infantry Division helped rescue a 3 year old boy who climbed into an electric power enclosure. He lifted the child to safety risking death and the boy Kevin Holder is recovering at Tripler Army Medical Center. Fullerton will be recommended for the Soldiers Medal for heroism.
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Hawaii
Army
Lewis K. Fullerton
Las Vegas
Schofield Barracks
Kevin Holder
David PD. Holder
Tripler Army Medical Center
Kevin
Fullerton
Alex Fullerton
Ute Lane
4Th Brigade
25Th Infantry Division
Wells On Public Lands Washington
Of the 1 427 new oil and gas wells started in 1969 in Wyoming 878 were on public land leases recorded as part of the state’s energy development.
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Washington
Wyoming
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