Census recount push as Clark County protests low figures
Clark County civic leaders press for a recount after early census figures show about 310 000 in the county and 124 161 in Las Vegas, far below estimates. The committee plans missing persons forms and will seek help from Nevada’s congressional delegation to present evidence to the Census Bureau.
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Local Attorney Gains Top Honor at Supreme Court Admission
Jerry J. Kaufman, Las Vegas resident and metallurgical engineer turned attorney, was admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, DC, by Phi Alpha Delta. Former Justice Tom C. Clark moved for his admission. Clark and Chief Justice Warren Burger attended a reception and luncheon at the Rayburn Building.
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Plea By Sahara Bomber Turned Down By Judges
Nevada Supreme Court rejected Lonnie Nall's appeal in the Sahara Hotel extortion case from 1967. Nall argued two extortion statutes could apply and DA discretion affected his prosecution, but the court upheld the prior conviction and five year prison sentence.
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Teens gain tax break under 1700 income rule
The Tax Reform Act of 1969 exempts the first 1700 of an individual's income. Teens earning summer wages under this limit may owe no federal tax, have no withholding, and need not file a return. An IRS Form W4E can confirm no tax liability for the year.
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Ravenholst calls to abolish House seniority system
Las Vegas Democrat Otto Ravenholst urged replacing the seniority system in Congress arguing it concentrates power among those opposed to Democratic programs and delays change He pressed for election of younger leaders to energize and get things done in the Democratic Party.
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