Radioactive Waste Site Near Beatty To Undergo Probe
A disposal site 11 miles south of Beatty Nevada was closed by the State Department of Human Resources for an investigation after em ployees reported others removing radioactive material. The 16 acre plant operated by Nuclear Engineering Company of Louisville Kentucky will be searched for missing material while shippers are notified of the suspension.
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LV Airport Chief Seeks Concordes Landings Here
Coast Hotel filed suit Monday asking a District Court Judge to review Clark County Commission actions approving the hotel project. The complaint names commissioners as defendants and cites a conflict of interest by Commissioner Tom Wiesner in voting in favor.
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Withholding Woes and Civic Boxes Spark Letters
A reader laments insufficient tax withholding while voicing support for government. Another letter envisions a box system to direct tax dollars by area. The piece references a Las Vegas hotel dispute, airport Concorde plans, and related legal actions.
Appeals Hearin g on Nevada Dealers Tip Tax Begins April
The United Dealers Fund will argue April 7 at the U S Courthouse in Los Angeles over whether tips paid to Nevada dealers are taxable. IRS appeals the Wendell Olk ruling in the Ninth Circuit, with a decision expected about 30 days after hearings.
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List declines Senate bid to stay Nevada attorney general
Nevada Attorney General Robert List says he will not pursue the Republican nomination for the U S Senate despite pressure from Ford and other senators. He cites family, lifestyle, and the appeal of his current role handling state affairs and legal issues as reasons to remain in Carson City.
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Hughes mining deal in Tonopah area tied to Clarence Hill
Sun reports Summa Corp paid several million dollars for most Tonopah mining rights in 1968. The third of a Hughes series centers on geologist Clarence Hill whom Hughes said conspired with former aide John Meier to overprice mines. Hall profited over 300000 from selling his mine to Hughes and has other plans in the area.
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Local Paper Teases Comics and Sports Highlights
The Sun Bridge 14 prints a varied page with stock insights at sections 26 to 27 and 25. Readers see Johannes Steel at 27 and Joe Delaney at page 8 amid Dr Thosteson 8 and Murial Stevens 9 in Local and Editorial columns. Weather and Horoscope appear early, with Vistall and Ann Landers noted on page 14. Sports coverage spans pages 21 to 24 centered on Joey Adams 8 and other reports.
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