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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1965
Page
1
An opinion column questions the use of mothers in protests arguing over Senate Bill 230 parole changes and urges informed discussion to avoid demagoguery. It contrasts advocacy with the risk of unjust mobilization while noting parole law inconsistencies. Demonstrations for civil rights unfold nationwide with sit-ins in Boston and Philadelphia as clashes over federal action persist.
About 400 to 450 striking electricians at the Nevada Test site were ordered to return to work by Monday March 15 after the Joint Labor Management Committee in Las Vegas agreed to seek an amiable solution. The walkout began when Reynolds Electric fired seven workers for refusing to work without a general foreman. The dispute involves 15 general foremen aiding crews at the AEC outdoor lab and highlights broader labor tensions in Nevada's gaming and public works sectors.
A twin engine Beechcraft Baron carrying up to seven people went missing late Friday after entering a severe rainstorm 30 miles east of Las Vegas. The pilot radioed McCarran Field reporting real bad weather and trouble as authorities hunted for the craft.
Friday session of the National Medicolegal Symposium drew 1,700 physicians and lawyers as three attorneys urged stronger attorney doctor ties, an annual legal checkup, and estate planning help. C Dean Davis of Austin noted licensure views vary by state challenging doctors to seek legal guidance amid real or perceived property like rights and due process.
North Las Vegas moves forward with a multi million dollar civic center project as City Manager Clay Lynch cites June start for an administrative building and library. The project follows a 2 038 million bond approval two years ago and extensive nationwide architect responses are being evaluated.
Democratic leaders delay Gov Sawyer parole measure until Monday as amendments are prepared. About 50 Reno housewives with placards voiced safety fears near the prison area while Swackhamer and Swobe plan changes to ease public pressure and keep the bill viable.
Seven governors meet with Nevada’s Gov. Grant Sawyer to plan a national governors conference in Minneapolis. They affirm federal rebates to states and a citizen voting right, with agendas on the Economic Opportunities Act modernization of government education and state revenues.
A 3-year-old girl Alison Jennifer Bork died from third degree burns after her dress caught fire at home on March 3. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Bork of 4275 Grove Circle Milwaukee. A mercy flight to Brooks Army Medical Center in San Antonio was arranged but she died two days later. Funeral services were held in Milwaukee where her parents reside.
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