Bowler Seeks Re Election in Clark County and District 4
Bowler, incumbent assemblyman for Clark County, announces plans to run again on the Democratic ticket. He aims for one of two at large seats in Las Vegas District 4 and North Las Vegas. A longtime Helldorado participant, Bowler has led youth programs and held roles in civic groups and Southern Nevada fraternal bodies. He says three prior terms provide experience to better serve the people.
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Austin Bowler
Clark County
Las Vegas
Bowler
Helldorado
Nevada State Elks Association
Duckett Announces Campaign for Nevada Assembly District 4
Henry Duckett, 40, an accountant from 2601 S Highland, filed for Assembly District No. 4 on the Democratic ticket. World War I and Korea veteran who lost a leg, he lives in Las Vegas with his wife and two teenagers and pledges opposition to any Nevada tax increase.
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Henry Duckett
S. Highland
Korea
Pato
Duckett
DAV
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Association of Cost Accountants
Business
Las Vegas
Nevada
Hovercraft Club Leader Referred as His Hovership
Peterborough England UP I report notes Lord Brassey president of the Hovercraft Club of Great Britain is called His Hovership in a contemporary description highlighting his title and role in the hovercraft movement.
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Peterborough
England
UPI
Lord Brassey
The
Hovercraft Club of
Great Britain
Hovership
Mel Close Seeks Re-Election to Nevada Assembly
Melvin D. Close Jr., Las Vegas attorney and three term state assemblyman, files to run again from District 5. A BYU and UC Law graduate, he served in the U S Army 1956-58 and held posts as Deputy DA and advisor to Clark County schools and health agencies. He sits on Judiciary and banks committees and led revisions to state crime laws.
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Melvin D. Close Jr
Las Vegas
North Las Vegas
Close
Brigham Young University
University of California Law School
U. S. Army
United States
Clark County
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Clark County Board of Health
Nevada
Four candidates' signs pulled for city violations
Building director John Replogle confirms four political aspirants had signs confiscated for lack of permits and exceeding size limits. Signs up to 32 square feet are allowed. larger signs require a permit per location. Signs on trailers or wheels also need permits and 50 foot spacing. Three confiscated signs belonged to lawyers.
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John Replogle
Replogle
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Assemblyman
Mel Close
Melvin D. Close, JR
Colony Park
Todkill
Lincoln- Mercury
Las Vegas Blvd
Las Vegas, New
America
Dona Arden
Frank Sennes
Dacron Blend
Dacron & Wool
Arnold Christensen
Fremont
Arnold
Uel Powe
Fremont Street
Novara
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