Board Okays Burning Of Cholera Hog Pens
The Air Pollution Control Hearing Board approves burning of wooden pens and sheds at R. C. Farms Craig Road contaminated with hog cholera virus. They also permit burning tumbleweeds at the Las Vegas Police Department rehabilitation farm. About 4300 infected hogs were slaughtered two weeks earlier to halt spread. Burnings require day of burn permission from the Air Pollution Control Division and fire department. burning is barred under bad atmospheric conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Pollution Control Hearing Board
R. C. Farms
Craig Road
Las Vegas
Air Pollution Control Division
Vegas Briefs Highlight Local Safety and Awards
A Las Vegas construction worker recovers from a severe electric shock after a crane touched high tension wires at Wyoming and Industrial. Co worker William Peters aided with mouth to mouth resuscitation. Also noted are school paper awards for War Whoop and The Desert Breeze, a Henderson road contract awarded to Las Vegas Paving, and North Las Vegas Legion officer installation. A Winnie the Pooh performance by UNLV Children’s Theatre is scheduled at Temple Beth Sholom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Wyoming
War Whoop
Western
Desert Breeze
University of Nevada
Children’s Theatre
Temple Beth Sholom
E. Oakey Blvd
Las Vegas Sun Masthead and Subscriptions Details
The Las Vegas Sun announces staff roles including editor H M Greenspun and executive editor Bryn Armstrong. It lists officers, managers, and editors and outlines home delivery and mail subscription rates for the continental United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
Douglas Ritchie
William Sherwood
Las Vegas
Nevada
Act of Congress
National Advertising
Ward Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Continental
United States
Moulin Rouge Owner's Home Burglarized
Karl Fry owner of LeRoy Corp and the Moulin Rouge Hotel on West Bonanza Road reported a burglary at his home on 2313 Van Patten. Thieves pried open a door to enter and stole about $700 in clothing and jewelry. Fry found the house partially ransacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Fry
LeRoy Corp
Moulin Rouge Hotel
West Bonanza Road
van Patten
Fry
FBI official warns of rising campus violence at NDAs convention
FBI Chief of Internal Security Charles Brennan told over 300 prosecutors that campus violence will worsen, citing the SDS and Black Panthers as disruptive forces. He warned there is at least one violence incident weekly and urged immediate enforcement of laws to halt chaos. The convention was hosted by Clark County District Attorney George Franklin and Chief Deputy Raymond Jeffers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Internal Security
Charles D. Brennan
Brennan
New Left
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
National District Attorneys Association
Clark County
George Franklin
Heart Transplant Physicians Murder Charges Topic Here
A legal medical symposium at Caesars Palace features a panel on medical investigations and homicide charges against heart transplant specialists. The National Medicolegal Symposium opens, sponsored by the American Bar Association and the American Medical Association, with speakers including Dr. Eliot Corday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caesars Palace
American Bar Association
American Medical Association
Eliot Corday
Los An
Park fund cuts trim Nevada park plans
Senate Finance Committee reduced Gov. Laxalt’s land purchase and park development budget from 650000 to 110000. About 500000 in federal funds remain for projects. Tahoe, Valley of Fire, and Beaver Dam remain on track while Bristol Wells Echo Canyon Gleason Canyon Ward Charcoal Ovens park starts are dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Archie Pozzi
Paul Laxalt
Lake Tahoe
Valley of Fire
Clark County
Beaver Dam
Lincoln County
Bristol Wells
Ely
Echo Canyon
Gleason Canyon
Ward Charcoal Ovens
White Pine County
No Definition for Pornography Debates Obscenity Standards
At the National District Attorneys Association meeting, Richard H. Kuh and William Cahn argued that the law lacks a clear obscenity definition. They warned that shifting morality and nudity in theatre and advertising complicate prosecutions and risk broader pornographic tolerance without enforceable language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National District Attorneys Association
New York City
Richard H. Kuh
Nassau County
N. Y
William Cahn
Kuh
New York
Cuba
Paris
America
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Vegas Briefs
Jack Hilsabeck
William Peters
Hilsabeck
Statewide Concrete Service Corp
Lytton
Peters
Balboa
Columbia Scholastic Press Association of New York
State Highway Department
Las Vegas Paving Corp
Henderson
Water Street
Highway 93
North Las Vegas
Volture
Geraldine Connolly
Post
Las Vegas Blvd
Temple
Irwin Kishner
Florence Pollak
Sun H. M. Greenspun
Kreacher Insurance Agency
Black Panthers
John W. Miner
Wilbur F. Littlefield
Richard C. Myers
van Nuys
Calif
Melvin L. Sommer
Beverly Hills
Corday
Charles C. Smeltzer
Knoxville
Carey's
Charleston
R. C. Harrison B.S
D.C
Sahara
Palin Morliary
First Presbyterian Church
Charleston Blvd
Desert Winds
American Business Women's Association
Tropicana Hotel
ABWA
Kathryn Tuchfarber
Peggie Morrison
Lions Zone
North Las Vegas City Hall
Civic Center Drive
North
John Duncan
American Legion
the Legion Hall
Good Shepherd Treasure Shop
Trudy
Home of the Good Shepherd School For Girls
Arnie Hartman
First Baptist Church of
Hartman
Europe
Phil Kerr
D. A
By John Timme
SUN
Cahn
L.V. Blvd
Palm Matin
Larry Burney
Memory Gardens
Joseph Damaso Guardian Anglo
Henderson Palm Memorial Park
Lilly Jackson Second Baptist Church
Woodlawn
Ben Levoff
Woodlawn Cemetery
Ella Mae Besco Henderson
Palm Memorial Park
Eva Sandoval
James J. Sheehy
Washington, D.C
Baby Boy
Dutter
Mildred L. Green
Conoco
Johnson Brothers Auto Service Center
For All
Cong
Maryland
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