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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1976
Page
1
Paradise Hotel Casino shut six gaming tables Tuesday after Gaming Control Board found only 4,500 cash on hand while 300,000 was required for six tables. Owner Bernard Nemerov volunteered the action. tables to reopen with board approval once funds are secured.
A major brush fire near Red Bluff expands across more than 40 000 acres in the Shasta Trinity National Forest. Fire storms driven by winds push a 20 mile line as 2000 firefighters and Air National Guard respond to the largest blaze of the season. A faulty engine blamed for the outbreak. Nearby Tulomne River canyon area 4500 acres 90 percent contained.
The Clark County Bicentennial Committee presents the Heritage Arts Festival July 2 3 4 at the Las Vegas Convention Center free to the public. It traces American history from Columbus to the 20th century with films music live performances Nevada exhibits Civil War Lincoln and a carnival for all ages. The Sun will publish the full event schedule.
The IRS cancelled the central status of the Teamsters Central States Pension Fund over alleged mismanagement. The fund, valued at 1.4 billion, may owe back taxes running into millions since 1965. Trustees face scrutiny for large loans, Nevada casino investments, and ties to organized crime figures. Senate hearings and federal investigations follow.
New Jersey voters will decide in November on a constitutional amendment to allow state controlled but privately operated casinos in Atlantic City to spur revival of the shore resort. Supporters cite potential annual revenue up to 15 million and tourism boost, while opponents warn of organized crime and moral decline.
Las Vegas Senator Floyd Lamb admitted relying on Harrah’s Club records for a 1973 political column and rent payments during a legislative session. The Nevada State Journal reported Harrah’s funded about $1,200 in contributions, with Lamb stating the donations were public record and verifiable.
UPI reports the Internal Affairs Division of the Las Vegas police opened an inquiry into a disturbance at Sherri's Ranch a bordello in Lincoln County near Alamo. Las Vegas officers were questioned about the incident no arrests yet and it was unclear if charges will be filed. The LVMPD has no jurisdiction but monitors internal discipline.
Barry, age 13 with cerebral palsy, enjoys camp activities and socializing with counselors. Readers are urged to send tax deductible contributions to SUN Summer Camp Fund in Las Vegas to aid Barry and hundreds of other kids, with recent donors listed.
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