Voter Record Broken In Clark County
Clark County surpassed its prior registered voters record of 79 633 as of yesterday with projections to exceed 82 000 by the July 25 registration close. Registrar Thomas A Mulroy credited volunteer deputy registrars for the push and noted Christopher Torres of 511 Fairway Rd Henderson as the record registrant.
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Thomas A. Mulroy
Registrar of Voters
Mulroy
Christopher Torres
Fairway Rd
Henderson
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Irvin Resnick of Las Vegas and Edward Stone of Lunenburg Mass applied to the Nevada Gaming Commission for permission to invest 250000 for five per cent of Caesars Palace opening next month on the Las Vegas Strip. Resnick would put up 100000 for two per cent and Stone would buy three per cent for 150000. Fifty three stockholders have been licensed for the hotel casino complex on the Strip.
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Las Vegas
Edward Stone
Lunenburg
Mass
Nevada Gaming Commission
Caesars Palace
Las Vegas Strip
Resnick
Thunderbird Hotel
Stone
Westward locations compare across cities and the Pacific
Reno Nevada lies farther west than Los Angeles Jacksonville Florida is farther west than Cleveland New York City is west of the Pacific at the extent that touches Chile This geographic oddity notes how longitudes place these cities relative to each other and the Pacific Ocean
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Jacksonville
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Board Okays Phone Office Construction
Las Vegas Planning Commission granted approval for a new telephone exchange building on Salt Lake Highway near Nellis Boulevard to be added to Central Telephone properties serving Las Vegas pending County Commission consent at the July 5 meeting.
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Re-Election Bid Filed for North Las Vegas Constable
Warren T. Stanley Democrat and present constable filed for re election yesterday. He has lived in North Las Vegas since 1946 and entered law enforcement in 1948 as special deputy sheriff. He has long held leadership roles in local and state law enforcement organizations. He vows to continue duties to the best of his ability.
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Las Vegas
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Green Light Given Two Centers
The Planning Commission approved two shopping center proposals. Arthur Adams, LA businessman, seeks a 68,000 square foot center at Maryland Park and Tropicana Avenue with a zoning variance. A second center at the Strip and Flamingo Road will house a restaurant, lounge, liquor store, bank, and shops.
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Los Angeles
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Tropicana Avenue
Wilbur Clark
Flamingo Road
Dick and Libby Halleman Orchestra at Mint Hotel Lounge
Dick and Libby Halleman and their orchestra appear at the Embassy Lounge of the Mint Hotel through July 25. They previously performed four years at Del Webb's Mountain Shadows in Scottsdale and more recently at the Towne House in Phoenix.
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Beverage industry buys over 2.6 billion from other sectors
The alcohol industry spends more than 2.6 billion annually on goods and services from other industries. This procurement supports suppliers across multiple sectors and reflects the breadth of the beverage market’s supply chain.
Las Vegas Sun masthead and contact details listing staff
The Las Vegas Sun announces its editor and publisher, executive editors, editors, and staff roles along with office address and affiliations. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, and payment terms for U.S. subscribers. The notice also cites associations and circulation details.
Petrillo Attacks Culinary Leader at Musicians Convention
James C. Petrillo former AFM leader branded Edward S. Miller of the Culinary Union a strikebreaker and scab while defending organized labor. He linked Miller to the Teamsters and urged repeal of part of Taft Hartley. Delegates re elected Herman Kenin and Stanley Ballard to top posts.
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American Federation of Musicians
AFL- Cla
Culinary Union
Edward S. Miller
Miller
Petrillo
Federation of Musicians
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Hawaii
Labor
CIO
American Federation of Labor
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Johnson
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Martin Luther King
International
Herman Kenin
Westport
Enginers Pact Expires Tonight at Midnight in Strip Hotels
Contract covering about 250 stationery engineers in Strip hotels expires at midnight. Local 531 of Stationery Engineers, allied with Joint Teamsters Council, will meet employers today to seek an extension. If new deal is reached, retroactive pay would start from June 30. workers include boiler keepers and maintenance helpers in the resort area.
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Joint Teamsters Council
Edward A Albeitz obituary in Henderson church service
Edward A. Albeitz 68 of Henderson born July 24 1897 in St Louis died Monday. Funeral mass 9 a.m. at St Peters Catholic Church Henderson with a rosary at 7:30 p.m. at Palm Chapel Burial at Palm Memorial Park widow Mary and stepchildren Linda and Craig Harris survive with brothers Fred Arthur Ernest of St Louis and sisters Ida Hesser Alice Ruch Lucille Tighe. Sandra Ballard Williams obituary being prepared in Hurricane Utah five year Las Vegas resident born August 15 1941 survivors husband David parents Laffette and wife Hurricane, sons Barry David daughters Vicki Tina brothers Edwin James Ballard L iC Ballard of West Covina sisters Audrey Gould Shirley Stokes of California.
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Henderson
Edward A. Albeitz
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Palm Memorial Park
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St. Louis
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Linda
Craig Harris
Fred
Arthur
Ernest
Ida Hesser
Alice Ruch
Clayton
Lucille Tighe
Brentwood
Hurricane
Utah
Spilsbury
Sandra Ballard Williams
Vegas Valley Drive
Sunset Funeral Chapel
Las Vegas
Mrs. Williams
David
Laffette Ballard
Barry Iverson
Vicki
Tina
Edwin
James Ballard
L. Ic. Ballard
West Covina
Calif
Sisters
Audrey Gould
West Hollywood
Shirley Stokes
Redwood City
Nevada Supreme Court Ends Turbulent Term
The Nevada Supreme Court wrapped nine months of hearings in a turbulent term drawing criticism from district judges district attorneys police chiefs and the public. Chief Justice Gordon Thompson calls the period his most hectic since his five year appointment noting heavy caseload and an unsettled court makeup.
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Carson City
UPT
Nevada Supreme Court
Gordon Thompson
High Court
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