SUN Returns With New Look and Faster Presses
Las Vegas newspaper THE SUN unveils a rebuilt operation after a February fire, featuring a Scott Super 70 press capable of 76,000 papers per hour, expanded newsrooms, upgraded teletypes, two daily editions, enhanced local and sports coverage, and a revamped Scene TV section. The plant on Highland Avenue becomes the future headquarters with new engraving and creative art departments improving photo, advertising pages, and special features.
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Fire Strikes SUN Then Moves to Indio and Wave
After a devastating fire the SUN newsroom relocated to Indio California using a daily airlift of staff and copies. Newsprint operations later shifted to Wave Publications in Los Angeles with a 10 page first edition and a large midweek 48 page issue.
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Loyal SUN advertisers and staff kept Nevada paper alive
The article praises loyal advertisers who refused to switch during a crisis and thanks readers and banks for supporting the SUN. It honors staff working from garages and tin sheds and the newsboys who endured delays from fog and mechanical issues as planes moved editions from multiple printing sites to Las Vegas for dawn delivery.
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Haphazard Classified Listings Mix Sale Ads and Public Notice
A chaotic OCR page lists items including shoes, posters, real estate ads for furnished and unfurnished houses, sporting goods, firearms, vehicles, and a legal notice. The broad mix shows sellers and buyers in a mid century small town market with a Las Vegas Nevada planning notice excerpt.
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Boulder Dam era figure linked to Las Vegas worker profile
The article notes Fountain, a Las Vegas resident since the early 1930s, as an early worker on the Boulder Dam project. It places him among moderates with ties to both eras and references political figures Denton and a cautious Democratic stance.
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