City Hikes Property Tax Rate in Push for Street Funds
City commissioners voted to raise the property tax rate by 21 cents to 1.62 dollars. If approved, the increase would yield about 654,800 for street construction as part of a 13.3 million dollar next fiscal year budget. The process hinges on state approvals and potential tax-rate limits, with a public hearing slated after March 15 and final action by April 30.
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Trelease
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Las Vegas Sun Masthead and Subscription Rates
The Las Vegas Sun announces its editorial staff led by H M Greenspun as president and Ray Germain as vice president with Bryn Armstrong executive editor and Vince Anselmo managing editor. The notice lists staff roles and states subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery across periods from one month to twelve months.
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William Sher.wood
Congress
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Detroit
New York
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Los Angeles
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
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Continental
United States
Nevada church launches first statewide fund drive
Bishop Joseph Green announced the Roman Catholic Church in Nevada has begun its first statewide fund raising effort. He said no definite monetary goal was set, but funds are needed to support the growing needs of the church in the state.
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Reno
Nebraska's 98 Day Archery Deer Season Noted
Nebraska's archery deer season spans 98 days, making it one of the nation’s longest. The period reflects state hunting regulations and wildlife management priorities observed by officials.
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Nebraska
Crowded Clark County Schools Reassign Fifth Graders to Junior High
Clark County School District plans to move over 200 fifth grade pupils to Harold J Brinley Junior High in September due to overcrowding. Mason and Guinn cite 66 968 projected students next fall with 4 000 to 8 000 over the limit in 1968 and up to 10 000 by 1969 without desks.
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Clark County
James I. Mason
Kenny Guinn
Harold J
Brinley Junior High School
Brinley
J. T. McWilliams
Paul Culley
Bertha Ronzone
Rose Warren
Frank Garside
Sters
Guinn
Mason
Dr. Mason
C.V.T. Gilbert
Doris Hancock
J. E. Manch
John F. Miller
Lois Craig
Marion F. Cahlan
O. K. Adcock
Paul F. Culley
Vail Pittman
Vegas Verdes
Walter Bracken
Clark
Las Vegas
Rancho
Valley and Western
Nevada Catholic Welfare Bureau faces audit clash with state
A local priest denounces a Legislative Audit recommendation to revoke the Nevada Catholic Welfare Bureau temporary license. The Rev. Charles T. Shallow says auditors overstep authority, while church attorneys review the matter. The agency has run under six month extensions since 1963 amid adoption-policy disputes with the State Welfare Department.
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Nevada Catholic Welfare Bureau
Charles T. Shallow
Catholic Community Welfare Agency
Shallow
Sen. Proctor Hug
State Welfare Division
Catholic
State Welfare Department
Legislative Council Bureau Audit Division
Welfare Division
State Welfare
Quenten Emery
Nevada Catholic Welfare and
Catholic Agency
Charleston Widening To Start About July
The $1.5 million Charleston Boulevard reconstruction from Upland to Highland will bid in June with work likely to begin in July. The Regional Streets and Highways Commission approved starting under contingency. city to guarantee expenditures if bond sales lag. Bonds total $4 million. half authorized by the County Board in March.
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Charleston Boulevard
Upland
Highland
Regional Streets and Highways Commission
Public Works
Richard Sauer
County Board of Commissioners
Guinan Declines State Democratic Chair Candidacy
Reno attorney James Guinan refuses to run for State Democratic Chairman saying he will not serve if elected. He backs Robert Rose of Reno for the chairmanship, while Charles Springer challenges. A separate note states the first U S apartment building was built in New Orleans in 1849.
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UPI
James Guinan
Guinan
Reno
Washoe County
Robert Rose
Rose
Charles Springer
United States
New Orleans
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