Two Investment Groups Enter Hacienda Bidding
Las Vegas financier Allen Glick and Argent Corp lead the Hacienda bid with multiple groups circling. Glick said talks with Joseph Gennitti cooled over financing details and that other buyers may now enter negotiations while the price remains above twenty million dollars.
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Hacienda
Las Vegas
Allen Glick
Glick
Argent Corp
Joseph A. Gennitti
Stardust
Fremont
Marina
Gennitti
Herbert Jones
Argent
Genni
Gennitt
Jones
Texas
California shuts five massage parlors under red light act
Los Angeles County prosecutors moved to close five massage parlors and sex centers citing the Red Light Abatement Act while seeking action against 17 more. A hearing was set for April 14 to show cause why the locations should not be closed pending trial. Authorities cited 96 nearby arrests for murder assault theft and prostitution over two years.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jayne Mansfield
California
Dist
John van de Kamp
Institute of Oral Love
Wild Mary's
Bordello
West Hollywood
Sexual Relief Center
Century Massage
International Airport
Matt Cimber
Ford vows security of Israel amid arms sale debate
President Ford told a White House audience of B'nai Brith women that U S policy will uphold Israel's security and survival. He emphasized Israel as a democracy in a volatile region and noted past Democratic administrations supported the policy. He met with Max Fisher as Israeli concerns over U S aircraft sales were raised. Meanwhile Senator Mansfield endorsed lifting the embargo to sell Egypt six C 130 transports.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
United States
Israel
White House
B’nai Brith
Max Fisher
U.S
Egypt
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Lom
Nevada Supreme Court Hears Bid to Halt Nellis Industrial Park Foreclosure
Carson City UPI The Nevada Supreme Court was asked to stop North Las Vegas from foreclosing on the 300 acre Nellis Industrial Park. Diversified Capital Corp. claims good faith breach of contract and seeks an injunction while the city alleges Diversified owes more than 2 million dollars and has not repaid any of it. The case centers on bond proceeds and improvements funding and involvement of back assessments and sewer and street work.
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North Las Vegas
Nellis
Diversified Capital Corp
Carson City
UPI
Nevada Supreme Court
Oo North
Las Vegas
al Hejmanowski
Paul Schofield
Diversified
North
Hejmanowski
UNLV Hosts Two Day Child Abuse Program
UNLV will host a two day workshop titled Child Abuse and Neglect in Protective Services from 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m in the West Lounge Moyer Student Union Building. Sponsored by the Department of Social Services and the Division of Continuing Education, registration ends March 23 in Frazier Hall 109. Dr. Vincent DeFrancis of the American Humane Association will lead the sessions aimed at social service practitioners and also of interest to parents teachers students and medical and legal professionals.
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UNLV
Thy
Moyer Student Union
Department of Social Services
Division of Continuing Education
Frazier Hall
Vincent DeFrancis
Children’s Division
The
American Humane Association
Ford and Carter Lead Florida Democratic Ballot
Carter tops Florida primary as front runner with wins in New Hampshire and Vermont. Jackson and Udall challenge for the nomination while Wallace draws strong support. Ford edges Reagan in Florida with focus around St. Petersburg and Tampa and gains among young voters and Jews.
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Carter
Florida
New Hampshire
Vermont
Pace
Jackson
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Morris Udall
Beral Democrats
Wallace
Soames
Tommy Thomas
Reagan
Thomas Descri Reagan
Ilinois
Billy Taylor
Ford
Wer
Illinois
Newshire
Betty
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Redneck
Panhandle
Reagan Sets Back as Carter Edges Wallace in Florida Win
In a pivotal Florida contest Carter defeats Wallace and gains momentum against Reagan's bid. Jackson’s strong showing in Florida reshapes the race as Carter consolidates mainstream Democratic support while Reagan faces credibility questions ahead of the national convention in Kansas. Birch Bayh quits after Massachusetts, leaving Jackson and others still contesting.
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Washington
California
Goo
Wallace
Jimmy Carter
Henry Jackson
Fess
Monee
Hampshire
Florida
Reagan
Kansas
Ford
Ilinois
North Carolina
Carter
Alabama
Nomina
New York City
Jackson
Meron Pier
Aly
Atree
Sen
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Massachusetts
Civella tied to VIP treatment at the Dunes in 1974
The casino figure Civella reportedly checked into the Dunes on August 6 1974 with a woman and was given a three room suite and VIP notes in hotel files. The Gaming Commission previously fined him $10 000. the hotel appeals the ruling to District Court as defense argues the evidence is weak.
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Dunes
Civella
Nota
Tion
Igned
Bud Hicks
Joseph Brown
The
Gaming Commission
Commission
FBI
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Willy Nilly
Pete Te Peek
Cha
Chicago
New York
Ae Poe
Nevada
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