Nevada AG sues two Clark County chiropractic firms
The State Attorney General's Office filed suits against Nevada Association of Chiropractic Medicine Inc. and American Association of Chiropractic Medicine seeking revocation of their charters. Plaintiffs include University of Nevada System and State Board of Education. The suits allege false university accreditation claims and unapproved courses. A temporary restraining order blocks advertising tied to the claims. Dr Wade L Soll criticized a false license incident linked to the state group.
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State Attorney General's Office
Clark County Chiropractic Corporations
Nevada Association of Chiropractic Medicine Inc
The
American Association of Chiropractic Medicine
University of Nevada System
State Board of Education
Nevada
Harvey Dickerson
Las Vegas
Wade L. Soll
State Chiropractic Association
Dickerson
Public hearing set on Las Vegas urban expressway design
The State Highway Department will hold a Las Vegas public hearing July 1 at 7:30 a.m. in Room 17 at the Convention Center to discuss proposed expressway design. Engineers will answer questions and right of way staff will explain acquisition and relocation assistance.
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Carson City
UPS
State Highway Department
Las Vegas
Tm Room
Convention Center
Life Saving Classes Open in Clark County
Red Cross sponsored life saving courses start next week for swimmers in Clark County. Senior classes require 15 years old and ability to swim a quarter mile with multiple strokes plus surface dive and underwater swim, plus five minute tread. Sessions run Monday Wednesday Thursday at Municipal and Hadland pools with 75 cent textbook fee. Junior classes at Garside pool accept 11 plus. registration Monday at 7 pm.
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American Red Cross
Clark County
Municipal Pool
Hadland
Municipal
Garside Pool
Teens to rock at Doolittle Center dance in Las Vegas
Las Vegas teens may attend tonight's Doolittle Center event from p.m. to midnight featuring Alice and the Soul Sensations with a dance contest and autographed records for winners. Bobby Stevens and Sweet Louie of the Checkmates guest star, and admission is $1 with Teen-Age Admission Card required.
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Las Vegas
Doolittle Center
Alice
Bobby Stevens
Sweet Louie
Court Date Delayed For LV Teen In Murder Charge
The district court postponed the arraignment of Marilyn Jean Stevenson an 18 year old Las Vegas girl charged with murder in the stabbing death of Virgil Towers until Wednesday to allow her attorney Douglas Pike time to file a motion seeking juvenile treatment. The lawyer said papers will include the victim's criminal history.
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Las Vegas
Virgil Towers
Douglas Pike
Marilyn Jean Stevenson
Laxalt cautious on annual Nevada legislative sessions
Gov. Paul Laxalt expressed extreme reservations about a constitutional amendment for unlimited annual sessions, but did not oppose off year budget sessions. He favored limiting agendas to budgets and noted interim finance committee success. He also discussed aiding Virginia City recovery and Nixon’s potential campaign support for William Raggio. International Leisure’s Hilton Hotels purchase seen as a major Nevada milestone.
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Carson City
API
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Laxalt
Interior Department
Virginia City
Nixon
William Raggio
Raggio
Clark County
University of Nevada Board ‘of Regents
Hilton Hotel Inc
International Leisure Corp
Las Vegas
Howard Hughes
International Leisure
International
Flamingo
Involuntary Manslaughter Guilty Plea Aired
Rosie Mae McGill pleaded guilty in District Court to involuntary manslaughter for the May 17 1969 stabbing death of Frank Levi Jr at the Brown Derby Club. Judge William Compton set July 22 for sentencing. McGill faces up to six years, with possible gross misdemeanor terms under Nevada law.
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Rosie Mae McGill
William Compton
Miss McGill
Frank Lemar Levi Jr
Brown Derby Club
Monroe Ave
Levi
North St
Boulder City weighs off peak energy purchase plan
In a Colorado River Commission meeting City Manager James Heald and John Pace discussed Boulder City's potential to buy energy in the off peak season without CRC power purchases. The panel suggested October as a better target than January 1 1975 and asked Boulder City to draft a power picture for 1968 79 to 1980, while keeping pricing obligations.
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Boulder City
Colorado River Commission
James Heald
John Pace
CRC
Moody named chief of intelligence division for Reno area
James L. Moody has been selected as chief of the intelligence division for the Reno area by IRS District Director W A Bates. Moody began his IRS career in 1959 as a special agent in the Intelligence Division and will lead offices in Las Vegas and Reno.
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A Bates
Internal Revenue
James L. Moody
Reno
Las Vegas
Moody
Internal Revenue Service
City Attorney welcomes test of controversial liquor law
City Attorney Earl Gripentrog welcomes a suit filed by Vegas Liquors owner Melvin Lloyd Richards to test a 400 foot minimum distance rule in the city liquor license ordinance. Richards claims Vegas Village Liquors lies within 397.05 feet, measured by foot traffic flow, and seeks to bar the rival license. Judge William Compton set a hearing for June 23 at 9 15 a m on Richards request for a temporary restraining order.
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Earl Gripentrog
Melvin Lloyd Richards
Vegas Liquors
Las Vegas Blvd
North
Richards
C. Coates
Vegas Village Liquors
Coates
Jean Dutton
Gripentrog
Richard
William Compton
Nevada crime grant funded for law enforcement upgrades
Representative Walter F Bar ing announced a 500000 grant to the Nevada Commission on Crime Delinquency and Correction. The block grant from the U S Department of Justice and the Omnibus Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 will be divided into sub grants for comprehensive improvements across the criminal justice system this fiscal year 1970.
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Walter F. Baring
Nevada Commission On Crime, Delinquency and Correction
Nevada
Raring
U.S. Department of Justice
Las Vegas Sun masthead and subscription rates listing
The Las Vegas Sun announces its corporate staff including GreenSpun as president and Germain as vice president. It notes publishers, editors, managers, and circulation contacts along with advertising and cremation services. Subscriptions are priced daily and Sunday copies, with monthly and annual Mail options.
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The
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
Highland Ave
Las Vegas
Nevada
Hmt
Greenspun
2Aay Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Barney Mergen
Dave Grubnick
Alan Laythorpe
Geory Appleby
Burt Bay
Douglas Ritchie
J. L. Docon, JR
Ward Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Evatin State Press Association
American Newspaver Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Laverne Wright
Beverly Clark
Paulett Earl
Sandra Wesley
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Daily Dirt
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Roberta Sherwood
Jefferson St
Energy Bay Considered
IRS Post
Ruby
Lly. Blvd
Eugene Creel
Palm Chapel
Palm Memorial Park
Francis Jordi
St. Bridgets
Tucson
Arizona
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Overton Cemetery
Albert Ochoa
Mission Hills, Calif
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Carlton
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