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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1965

Page

3

Former Vecon Bars Keno Rad Sale to Lotus Theatre

A former Las Vegan, Howard A. Kalmenson of Los Angeles, has bought KENO Radio in Las Vegas. Hogan Feldman Inc says the sale to Lotus Theatre Corp for 330000 awaits FCC approval. The station was owned by V.R.A. Enterprises Inc, with M. C. Buchen as president. Kalmenson runs KWKW in LA and previously managed KLAS TV in Las Vegas.

Las Radio Keno Lotus Theatre Corporation Federal Communications Commission Jack Feldman V.R.A. Enterprises, Inc M. C. Buchen Los Angeles Kalmenson KWKW Klas TV Las Vegas

Rose Garden Urban Renewal Gets Federal Advance

Nevada Senators Alan Bible and Howard Cannon announced a 227 568 federal advance to North Las Vegas for the Rose Garden urban renewal project. City Manager Clay Lynch says funds will finance a survey and planning on the 64 acre site with a later decision on full development. the grant follows a prior 2 913 000 cap ital grant and typically covers three quarters of project costs. The Rose Garden would lie along Las Vegas Boulevard east and Tonopah Street north, with much of the land zoned commercial in the city’s southwest.

Nevada Alan Bible Howard Cannon Washington North Las Vegas Rose Garden Clay Lynch Las Vegas Boulevard Tonopah Street

Sanitation District Candidates Cleared for Campaign

Three candidates for Sanitation District No. 1 were cleared to campaign after a Friday show cause hearing before District Judge John Mowbray. Four others were declared not qualified for various reasons, including lack of property within the district or failure to appear.

Sanitation Cet Green Light Sanitation Dist. No. 1 Dist John Mowbray Mowbray Phil Galt Desert Inn Road Sam Jacovette Orange Ave Galt Lacovetto Burton Hoffman Toni Ave Philip St. Marie E. Tropicana Ave St. Marie Hoffman A. L. Massa Keith Hayes Euclid

Continuance Granted in Las Vegas Murder Case

A continuance was granted in the Las Vegas justice court for John Richard Young, 27, charged with murder and first degree burglary in the fatal shooting of Baron LaMont, 26. The delay to March 17 was requested by Tad Porter as Young appeared in court in a hospital gown with minor pellet wounds. Deputy D A T Ray Little announced an inquest into La Mont’s death was canceled because of the murder charge.

Justice Court John’ Richard Young Young Baron LaMont al Hardesty Cabellero Hardesty Atty Ray Little Friday la Mont Tad Porter North Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Llord George Las Vegas James Brennan

Easter Seal Appeal Campaign Heads Into Second Week

The Annual Easter Seal Appeal in Clark County targets 25000 to fund Nevada crippled care. Volunteers drum up support for a March 27 to 31 parade and a bowling event March 14 to 20. Gov. Grant Sawyer is honorary chair. local chair is Robert W. Bugbee.

Clark County Nevada State St Marjorie Dixon Charleston Heights Nevada Society For Crippled Children Eileen Kobielsky Grant Sawyer Robert W. Bugbee

Gondoliers Threaten Motors Over Aid Delays

Venice gondoliers warn they will switch to motorboats if the state does not provide promised support. About 400 gondolas remain in use as demand drops. union notes most workers earn only a few months a year and urge quick funding from President Saragat.

Venice Italy UPT Burt Giuseppe Saragat Gondoliers Union

Ex-Veés Chef Faces Belgian Robbery Extradition

Ex-Veees chef Andre Collonge 36 a French national is jailed in San Francisco awaiting an extradition hearing set for March 24 Belgian authorities seek his return to answer to two 1964 bank robberies in Belgium with about 16622 francs stolen He previously worked as a Las Vegas hotel chef after wounding his wife Belgian national Alix 43 in a Las Vegas shooting The hearing is set by U S Commissioner Richard Goldsmith

San Francisco UPI Andre Collonge Belgium Collonge Collenge Las Vegas Alix U.S Richard Goldsmith

Detectives Mistaken for Burglars Spark Stakeout Mixup

A North Las Vegas woman flagged two sheriff's detectives as burglars while they sat in a parked car on a College Park stakeout. Uniformed officers were dispatched but the stakeout continued after the misidentification was cleared. Lt. Pete Garner commented on future communication.

Sheriff's Las Vegas College Park North Las Vegas Pete Garner Garner

Snow delays return of suspect in McNamee case

NEVADA Chief Justice Frank McNamee remains hospitalized after a Feb. 16 beating at his Zephyr Cove home. Philip Denning of South Lake Tahoe, wanted for interstate transport of a stolen vehicle, could be extradited to Nevada once snowbound roads clear, likely early next week, after he was arrested in a Missouri bus station.

ST. Louis UPI Philip Denning Nevada Supreme Court Frank McNamee Denning McNamee Zephyr Cove

Site Strike at Reynolds Electric and Engineering Continues

Spokesmen for Reynolds Electric and Engineering discuss issues with striking electricians over general foreman assignments. Seven were fired after walking off. 350 others protested by not reporting to work. Union questions whether walkout was organized by Local 357 IBEW and the company cites no disciplinary action beyond firings.

Reynolds Electric & Engineering Co

Little Rain Lowers Streamflow Forecasts in Nevada

UPI reports the Weather Bureau cut streamflow forecasts due to unusually light February precipitation. Runoff on the Carson River may reach 158 percent of average, Humboldt 120 percent, and Lake Tahoe inflow 146 percent. Upper Humboldt Basin saw only 30 percent February precipitation and little snow below 7000 feet.

Reno UPI U.S. Weather Bureau Nevada Carson River Humboldt Lake Tahoe Humboldt River

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