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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1965
Page
9
Nine siblings stand in the background as Mrs. Dog lunges at an intruder to protect her children while Mr. Dog remains calm in the car during the incident. The scene is described as a warning to the trespasser. Date given is Saturday March 6 1965.
A SUN photographer captured a dog family living in a desert burrow near South Highland. Mrs Dog and pups were taken to the Las Vegas Animal Shelter as Noyes Gaston investigates why the group remained untagged and unaccompanied. He plans to pursue the missing pup and questions the licensing arrangement with Truss-It.
Engineers will study atom facts with a lecture on hazards to man from radioactivity. The talk is part of the Plowshare program for peaceful atom development. Dr John W Gofman of Livermore California will be guest speaker for the National Society of Professional Engineers Southern Nevada section next Friday March 12.
A Central Telephone Co request for rate changes prompts a Public Service Commission hearing set for Tuesday March 16 at 10 a.m. in the Las Vegas Convention Center. Proposed increases affect PBX switchboards and extensions, with hikes for business and residence lines, hotel PBX, cordless and cord phones, tie line equipment, mileage, trunk equipment, and installation charges.
Las Vegas pawnshops face stricter limits under Ordinance No 1171 amendments. The measure targets 10 percent monthly interest by requiring clear receipts, itemized interest and principal, and distinct pawn tickets for each item. Public notices demand compliance with legal rates, with license suspension a possible penalty.
In Las Vegas Gorman High School uses a vending system to serve about 350 students daily with hot and cold items. The program generates roughly $1 per student per month and may fund improvements like libraries, while keeping prices comparable to the Clark County District.
The American Legion District No. 2 high school oratorical contest takes place Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in Post 8 Clubhouse 733 No 2nd St. Students from Boulder City Henderson Las Vegas Moapa Overton Rancho vie for a district representative to the state contest in Las Vegas on March 15.
Las Vegas businessman and civic leader Bert Leavitt announces he will enter the race for city commissioner opposing Mirabelli. He pledges a long campaign focused on issues he believes will help Las Vegas grow and prosper with broad voter support.
Las Vegas officials say the police use Mercury patrol and executive cars leased at 250 dollars and 175 dollars per month respectively. The city provides fuel and maintenance, and must restore vehicles to original condition at lease end for dealer resale, arguing leasing is cheaper than owning despite higher monthly outlays.
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