City Ambulance Bids Shift Costs to Las Vegas
Competition for ambulance service ends with the city as the apparent winner as Mercy Ambulance and AA Ambulance submit bids to pay the city for service. Mercy offers 101 dollars per month. AA offers 11 dollars. The city attorney must decide contract eligibility and terms before awarding.
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Mercy Ambulance Co
M. M. Bishop
City Planning Commission Grants Most Zoning Approvals
The City Planning Commission, in an unusually generous mood, nearly approved ten zoning requests with only one denial. W A Robinson’s C1 to C2 change on East Charleston Boulevard faced denial due to parking concerns. Cornelia Kellar sought Commercial zoning on Owens Avenue but was held in abeyance pending actions by the City Commission on related cases.
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City Planning Commission
W. A. Robinson
East Charleston Boulevard
Bruce Ad Fremont Streets
Las Vegas
Cornelia Kellar
Owens Avenue
Parent City Commission
Nevada Gambling Tax Measure Seeks Ballot Place in 1966
A Las Vegas committee circulates an initiative petition to raise gambling taxes across Nevada. Spokesman Joe Matthews aims for about 25 000 signatures to place the measure on the 1966 general election ballot, with 14 000 signatures required by law. If approved, 60 percent of new revenues would go to school districts and the rest to the state fund counties and cities. Matthews argues gambling profits have long gone untaxed, urging resident benefits and state action.
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Las Vegas
Joe Matthews
Matthews
State General Fund
Nevada
Las Vegas to mail street lighting district notice
City plans a proposed city wide special assessment district for street lighting and will mail general information to more than 4 000 Las Vegas property owners within a few days to explain the program and its impact.
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Las Vegas
Man Witness In Court Then Arrested For Drinking
Patrick Ryan attended NSW court as a witness in an assault case against William Cowan. He was not called, the case was dismissed, and he later was jailed for drunkenness, all within a short sequence near the courthouse.
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Patrick Ryan
William Cowan
Pat
Nsw
Dean Breeze
Court
City Jail
Post Office to Dedicate Garside Station in Las Vegas
Postmaster Robert H. Lias announces a dedication for a new Las Vegas post office station named in honor of long serving postmaster Frank F. Garside. The ceremony is Sunday at 2 p.m. at 1319 S. Decatur Blvd near Charleston Blvd, with a public invitation. The station will open at 8:30 a.m. Monday.
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Post Office Department
Las Vegas
Robert H. Lias
Frank F. Garside
Garside
S. Decatur Blvd
Charleston Blvd
Lias
Radiation hazards and pace of atomic projects urged
Dr John W Gofman associate director of the Lawrence Radiation Laboratories Liver more Calif addressed the Nevada Section NS of Engineers on the dilemma of hazards to man from radioactivity. He warned that biological costs and uncertain standards may slow peacetime atomic work while urging continued study and careful regulation.
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John W. Gofman
Lawrence Radiation Laboratories
Livermore
Calif
Nevada
National Society of Engineers
Gofman
Gorman
American Radiation Council
First Western Financial to Divest Noncore Holdings
The Nevada Assembly approved AB-187 requiring First Western Financial Corp to divest holdings beyond its savings and loan operation. The bill, passed 21 to 11, targets a large financial group controlling an insurance firm, a title company, a bank, and a savings and loan, with many legislators serving as directors. The measure moves to the Senate.
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Carson City
UPI
Assembly
First Western Financial Corp
Senate
Title Insurance Company
Foxhole Hollings Sings on St Patrick's Day TV
Foxhole Hollings na tional hospital co chairman will be a guest on Channel 8&8 with Gus Giuffre for St Patrick's Day. He will perform the Irish classic Galway Bay to honor Irish who served the country since the Revolutionary War.
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Jack
Foxhole
Hollings
National Hospital
Veterans of Wwi
Gus Giuffre
Galway Bay
CAB Rejects Plea to Speed Hearings on Boise Las Vegas Route
The Civil Aeronautics Board in Washington on Friday rejected for a second time West Coast Airlines plea to expedite hearings for nonstop Boise Idaho to Las Vegas authority. The CAB also denied Bonanza Airlines request as moot if West Coast time saved. The board said West Coast failed to present legitimate arguments for speeding the proceeding.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Washington
West Coast Airlines
Boise
Idaho
Las Vegas
Bonanza
West Coast
Was Carson City Always Nevada's Capital?
The original territorial seat was Fillmore City in Carson County about 150 miles south of Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City served as territorial capital in 1856. Carson City became territorial capital one day before Nevada statehood in 1861 and remains state capital per the Nevada Constitution.
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Carson City
Nevada
Salt Lake City
Brad Smith
Las Vegas
Fillmore City
Carson County
Territory of
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