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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1976

Page

8

Las Vegas Collector Car Auction Showcases Vintage Treasures

The Caesars Palace sale features over 200 aged automobiles, including a 1920 Pierce Arrow Opera Coupe plated in 23 karat gold. Highlights include a 1940 Mercedes Benz 770K tied to Adolf Hitler and a recreated Bonnie and Clyde chase in a 1934 Ford. Public viewing costs $4 daily.

Las Vegas Caesars Palace Adolph Hitler Bonnie and Clyde Doc Pritchard Kansas Kruse Classic Auction Company Auburn Ind

Signs Studied On Oregon Boot

Las Vegas City Hall debated posting warning signs for the Oregon boot enforcement. City Traffic Engineer Al Bossi reviewed commission minutes while City Commissioner Ron Lurie urged fair warning. The Oregon boot targets motorists with unpaid tickets, with signs eyed to deter parking in reserved spaces by July 1.

Las Vegas Oregon al Bossi Commission Ron Lurie Business Department Rossi

Horoscope general trends and zodiac daily guidance

The column assigns daily guidance for all signs with cautionary notes about the unknown, urges Aries to avoid risks, Taurus to cooperate with kin, Gemini to plan time, and Pisces to consult a business expert. It includes a childborn today advisory and ends with a life-responsibility motto.

Motorist Killed By Truck In Las Vegas Crash

Las Vegas police identified 61 year old Winferd Van Dervoort of 104 Sir David Way as the driver killed when his car turned into a Silver State Disposal Co garbage truck at Charleston Boulevard and Sand Hill Road. The eastbound truck driven by Felton Scott Jr. left 100 feet of skid marks, struck the car and carried it 100 feet to an embankment. Van Dervoort died at 2 07 p.m. at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. The incident followed another fatal truck crash the previous day at Charleston and Casino Center Boulevard involving Charles Spray.

Las Vegas Charleston Boulevard Sand Hill Road Winferd van Dervoort Sir David Way Felton Scott, Jr Silver State Disposal Co Charleston van Dervoort Auto van Dervoort Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Charles Spray Charleston and Casino Center Boulevard

Hughes U Named In Will Amid Nevada Controversy

Two more wills attributed to Hughes arrived at Clark County Clerk’s office raising claims over the University of Nevada. One document dated June 1 1951 leaves most of the estate to the university if officials agree to rename the school Hughes University and requests cremation followed by ashes dropped from a plane over the Pacific. The other seeks funds for Hughes aides and random recipients of 1 million dollars, plus the university and other individuals. Also noted is a report: U S Marines seized Yokosuka naval base in Tokyo Bay on August 30 1945.

Howard Hughes Clark County Clerk’s Office University of Nevada University Hughes University Hughes Pacific Ocean Yokosaka U.S Tokyo Bay Yokosuka Naval Base

Health Planning Role Swapped Under Gov O Callaghan

Gov Mike O Callaghan will move Comprehensive Health Planning from his direct control to the Department of Human Resources. The agency will be renamed the Office of Health Planning and Resources, to be led by Director Roger Trounday and funded with 237000 dollars federal and 79000 dollars state money for the first year.

Mike O'Callaghan Department of Human Resources O'Callaghan Human Resources Department Office of Health Planning and Resources Roger Trounday Trounday

Nuclear device canister lost in 650-foot shaft at Yucca Flat

A canister containing the Peninsula nuclear device and testing gear fell to the shaft bottom nine months ago at Yucca Flat. ERDA says no detonation risk exists and no health hazard. decisions on handling the canister will follow after reviews and new procedures. Eleven workers were injured when wiring caused accidents during lowering.

Yucca Flat UPI ERDA

JP's Clerk Thief Gets Probation in Lake Tahoe Case

MINDEN, Nev. Mrs. June DeLorey received two years probation after pleading guilty to stealing funds while a Lake Tahoe justice court clerk. She has already repaid $5,000 to Douglas County. District Judge Noel Manoukian imposed the sentence. Frances Chambrin in Maceio, Brazil unveiled a gasoline free engine adaptor enabling cars to run on a mix of alcohol and water.

Minden UPI June DeLorey Justice Court Lake Tahoe Maceio Brazil Frances Pierre Chambrin

Openings: Dr. Roger P. Ward Chiropractic Office

Dr. Roger P. Ward announces a new chiropractic office at 917 South Decatur Blvd in Las Vegas Nevada. He is licensed by the Nevada State Chiropractic Board and an American Chiropractors Association member. A Las Vegas High School graduate and 30-year resident he will offer Nutritional Therapy for chronic metabolic disorders.

Roger P. Ward South Decatur Blvd Ward Nevada State Chiropractic Board Los Angeles College of Chiropractic American Chiropractfic Association Las Vegas

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