Dealers Fight Title Reform Over Used Car Sales
Leo Lynn of the Nevada Franchised Automobile Dealers Association says independent dealers push a false issue to block state title reform. He argues new car warranties and background checks require clear titles, and notes mileage adjustments and computer mileage verification can affect warranties. Lynn defends DMV head Lou Spitz and says the law aims to protect consumers.
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Leo Lynn
Nevada
Lynn
Lou Spitz
DMV
Harvey Dickerson
Spitz
Independent Dealer Attacks Price Fixing Bill in Nevada
Mike Mars president of the Independent Car Dealers of Nevada accuses the Franchised Dealers Association of pushing AB 324 to curb competition and raise car prices. He says the law would create a monopoly, empower the motor vehicles director, and calls for Senate and Assembly transportation committees to strike it down.
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Mike Mars
Independent Car Dealers of
Nevada
Mars
Senate
Assembly
Canine herd licensed after arrest over unlicensed dogs
Mrs. John P. Ivey and 21 dogs were licensed and vaccinated after arrest on February 23 for keeping dogs without licenses. Eighteen dogs will be sent to Utah and three more will follow after quarantine. The couple posted 1500 bail and face trial on March 390. A police inquiry followed a complaint from Wanda Johnson about a four year old girl mauled by dogs, though no link was found yet.
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John P. Ivey
SUN
Noyse F. Gaston
Ivey
Sandra
Utah
Gaston
Wanda Johnson
Southern Nevada
Ivev
Car Crash Injury Suit Heads to Closing Arguments
A $150000 personal injury case filed by Mr and Mrs Jack Smith and Mrs Gladys Simon against Checker Cab Co moves to final arguments after hearings wrap. Judge Roger Foley is unavailable due to a criminal calendar. Plaintiffs allege rear end collision on June 12, 1963 causing back injuries to Mrs Smith and Mrs Simon, and abdominal re injury to Mr Smith.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Checker Cab Co
U.S
Dynamite Plot Thwarted At Spring Mountain Youth Camp
A ward from the Spring Mountain Youth Camp sparked authorities after boasting of a plan to blow up the camp with dynamite found near a mine site. Lt. Walter Butt and Robert E. Mullen led the rescue, uncovering about two cases of sticks with 24 found intact.
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Spring Mountain
Walter Butt
Sheriff's Office
Robert E. Mullen
Mullen
Funeral services set for Jo Anne Farkas
Funeral services for Jo Anne Jody Farkas, prominent local bowler, will be Friday at 3 p.m. at Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home in Westminster California. She was born July 16 1934 in Moline Illinois and died Wednesday morning in Inglewood California after a long illness. She had lived in the area five years at 255 Lana Ave. Survived by husband Richard of Las Vegas and parents S W and Mrs Bartlett and two sisters Marilyn and Beverly of Long Beach.
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Jo Anne
Jody) Farkas
Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home
Westminster
Calif
Mrs. Farkas
Moline
Ill
Inglewood
Lana Ave
Richard
Las Vegas
S. W. Bartlett
Marilyn
Beverly
Long Beach
Thief Fatally Undermined by Own Theft Attempt
Laborer John Thompson aimed to steal electric cable in Bethnal Green England. He was knocked out when he accidentally cut a live power line and was found unconscious beside the scene by police.
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Bethnal Green
England
UPI
John Thompson
Paradise Town board opposes transfer of Sanitation District 1
Paradise Town Board announced total opposition to transferring Sanitation District 1 to Las Vegas. The board claims the move favors annexation and harms residents. They argue Las Vegas legislation would expose Paradise Town to city whims, noting undeveloped land and limited votes. Chair Luther Shue leads the board.
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Paradise Town Board
Las Vegas
Paradise Town
Luther Shue
S. Fachlid
One-Car Cab Firm Faces Barricade Before Hitting Road
Las Vegas cab driver William Mirin seeks a certificate to operate as state lawmakers move a bill with a do pass recommendation. The measure would allow Mirin to pursue court action if he proves legal operation in 1962-63. Senate approval is Mirin's next objective.
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William Mirin
Las Vegas
Strip Cab Co
State Senate Committee On Transportation
Sen
Warren
Monroe
Senate
Carson City
Mirin
Public Service Commission
Supreme Court
PSC
Cate
Assembly
Women cadets salute first female captain at Norwich
In Northfield Vermont Norwich University grants Mrs Jane Wehe Bonnettee assistant professor of mathematics and director of the Norwich Computer Center authority to wear a captain insignia on a regular Women's Army Corps uniform. Her rank, based on her academic post, carries no military duties.
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Northfield
UPI
Military College
Norwich University
Jane Wehe Bonnettee
Norwich Computer Center
Army Corps
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