Former Las Vegas postal worker on probation for stamp theft
David Seidel, a former Las Vegas postal employee, received two years probation after pleading no contest to stealing $36 in stamps. He must reimburse the post office for the loss. Dreyer is noted for his long standing defense of former gaming union president and accused killer Tom Hanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Seidel
Las Vegas
U.S
Roger D. Foley
Post Office
Dreyer
Gaming Union
Tom Hanley
Parobek Faces Sentencing On Securities Fraud Plea
Michael FE Parobek founder and ex CEO of Visatronics a Nevada stock corporation is to be sentenced today at 1 30 p m before U S District Judge Roger D Foley on a guilty plea to two counts of a 10 count federal indictment charging securities and mail fraud with the case heard in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael FE. Parobek
Visatronics
Nevada
Roger D. Foley
U.S
Low bid for traffic signals on Maryland Parkway
The Technical Committee will recommend Ets-Hokin and Galvan Electric Co as the low bidder at 159 301 to install left turn and corner signals at five intersections along lower Maryland Parkway including Tropicana Flamingo Desert Inn Karen and Twain Avenues. Local attorney Al Dreyer was found in contempt of court and fined 100 by Master Calendar Judge Thomas O'Donnell for failure to appear in a robbery burglary case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regional Street and Highway Commission
Ets-Hokin and Galvan Electric Co
Lower Maryland Parkway
Maryland Parkway
Tropicana, Flamingo
Desert Inn
Karen and Twain Avenues
al Dreyer
Thomas O’donnell
Dreyer
Gregory Wyand
Wyand
Roosevelt Turner Sentenced for Assault with Deadly Weapon
Roosevelt Turner, 28, of 525 Freeman St., was sentenced to six years in prison after a local jury convicted him Feb. 4 of shooting Albert Black in a November dispute outside a West Las Vegas nightspot. Black was wounded in the hip and has recovered. Dist. Judge John F. Mendoza called Turner the most "successful" young man in crime, and Deputy Public Defender John Greenman represented him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Turner
Freeman St
Turner
Albert Black
Stanford
Florida
Las Vegas
Black
Dist
John F. Mendoza
John Greenman
City Commission Receives Major Slot Machine Request
The Horseshoe Club seeks 152 more slot machines for 128 E Fremont St in the largest city request since Four Queens opened in 1967. Commissioner Mirabelli also pushes renewed discussion on removing the 15-slots-per-establishment limit within 300 feet north of Sahara Ave from Paradise to Fairfield.
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City Commission
City Hall
Horseshoe Club
E. Fremont St
Queens
Philip M. Mirabelli
Commission
Sahara Avenue
Paraidise Road
Fairfield Avenue
Judge Davies Seeks Second Term As North Las Vegas Judge
North Las Vegas Municipal Judge Ray Davies filed for reelection to a second term. The move ends speculation he would oppose Mayor William Taylor who intends to run again. Davies, a former police officer and manager of Vegas Valley Farms Dairy, has resided in North Las Vegas since 1955 with his wife Jean and four children at 555 Lone Mountain Road. Erin Marshall, a photographer and columnist for the Voice, was blocked from filing for mayor until eligibility questions are resolved by the registrar of voters regarding residency and real property ownership.
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Las Vegas
Ray Davies
William Taylor
Erin Mar
Shall
The
Voice
North Las Vegas
Marshall
Davies
Vegas Valley Farms Dairy, Inc
Jean
Lone Mountain Rd
CEA Directors Meet to Discuss 1969 Assignments
City Employees Association directors convene at 5 p.m. in City Hall Council Chamber to review 1969 committee assignments and proposed retirement benefits legislation aimed for introduction to the 55th Legislature during the current Carson City session.
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City Employes Association
City Hall Council
Carson City
Boulder City Names James E Heald City Manager
James E Heald will assume duties in mid March as city manager and finance director of Boulder City. He previously led the Washoe County Fair and Recreation Board since 1967 and will be paid 14500 dollars annually. Heald replaces R Guild Gray who leaves April 1 for a municipal bond firm.
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James E. Heald
Boulder City
Heald
Washoe County
Ely
N. R. Broadbent
Robert Broadbent
Clark County
Shell Bar Robbery Ends With $476 Loot And Floor Order
A lone stocky gunman robbed the Shell Bar yesterday taking $475.95. Patrons and Barmaid May Coughran obeyed his order to lie on the floor as police described the incident and secured the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Coughran
780 Grant Franchises Offer Panoply of Rights
Chicago reports a surge of franchising offers as more than 780 national firms extend rights to sell diverse products and services including hamburgers art swimming pools and other ventures.
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Chicago
Charles Steen Wins Bid To Intervene In Uranium Mine Lease
In U.S. District Court Judge Roger D. Foley allowed Charles Steen to intervene in a lease action involving Grand Deposit Mining and Comet Coalition Mining over a Lincoln County uranium mine. Cascade Energies offered to lease and restart operations, supporting Steen amid bankruptcy and IRS disputes.
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Charles Steen
U.S. District Court
U.S. Dist
Roger D. Foley
Steen
Grand Deposit Mining
Comet Coalition Mining
Combine Metals
Lincoln County
Comet
Grand Deposit
Comet Coalition
Internal Revenue Service
Acreage Classification Underway in Clark County
A public hearing at North Las Vegas City Hall at 2 p.m. discusses proposed classification of 2 074 900 acres in Clark County under multiple use management. Proposals include recreation wildlife habitat mineral production grazing and watershed protection as a result of informal meetings among federal state and local agencies.
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Clark County
North Las Vegas
Nolan F. Keil
Bureau of Land Manage
Keil
Lions Club Runs North Las Vegas Light Bulb Sale
The Lions Club in North Las Vegas began its annual light bulb sale yesterday and runs through Friday. Residents are asked to keep porch lights on to aid salesmen. Proceeds fund sight conservation programs and eye care for the needy, aiding the eye bank, blind center, Boy Scouts, Lions Youth Camp, and local sports teams.
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Lions Club
Las Vegas
Eye Bank
Blind Center
Boy Scouts
Las Vegas Sun Staff and Contact Details
The Las Vegas Sun lists its editorial staff and offices at 121 S Highland Ave Las Vegas Nevada 87106 with leadership including H M Greenspun president and Barbara Greenspun treasurer and the paper advertising circulation and management team. It notes affiliations with United Press International and various newspaper associations and provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and home delivery.
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Las Vegas
H. M. Greenspun
The
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
Highland Ave
Nevada
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Jim Barrows
Tom Diskin
Gerry Appleby
Douglas Ritchie
William Sherwood
Act of Congress Nationa
Ward Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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View Gaming
Russell
Eastern
Sunfoto
CEA
University of Nevada
Richard E. Strahlem
C.P.A
William Thomas White
School of Business
UNLV
Revelle Taylor
Nevada Society of Cpas
Boulder
Hong Kong
Fitrite Fashion
Vegas
ARCH
Lads’ & Men's T
Andy
Cascade Energies and Metal Co
Nlw
Ment
BLM
Ruby
S.V. Blvd
Maituary & Cemetery
Thomas B Malloy
St. Francis de Sales
Lucille Shearer
Henderson Palm Chapel
St. Pete's Catholic Church
Henderson Palm Memorial Park
Loraine M. Gagnerin
Palm Chapel
Palm Memorial Park
Gordon Thetford
Hobart T Bunyard Services
Ava, Missouri
Josie Erickson
Ephraim, Utah
Rudolpho Nunez
Louis Gunderson
Joseph Demaid
Gary Judd
Robert Johnson, Jr
Conoco
Johnson Brothers Auto Service Center
Sahara
Maryland
New Orleans
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