Irish Welcome Gov Laxalt to Friendly Sons Dinner
Las Vegas Friends of St Patrick host annual dinner at the Stardust Hotel Crown Room with Gov. Paul Laxalt, Sen. Alan Bible and Nevada Justices in attendance. M. Joseph Green will present an Irish history program, Marvin Nielsen sings, Bernie Hammer's Orchestra provides music, and the ninth annual Friendly Sons award honors a local Irish heritage contributor. Tickets limited, Ken OConnell says.
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Las Vegas Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Ireland
Crown Room
Stardust Hotel
M. Joseph Green
Reno
The
Emerald Isle
Marvin Nielsen
Jan Garber
G. Barney Rawlings
Knights of Columbus
Bernie Hammer
Friendly Sons
Las Vegas
Nevada
Paul Laxalt
U.S
Alan Bible
Nevada Supreme Court
Cameron Battet
John Collins
John Mowbray
Ken O’connell
Joseph Foley
John Cahlan
William Morris
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Ken O'Connell
Tommy Callahan
Jackie Gaughan
Thomas McLaughlin
Ward Wengert
Buck McElhone
Finnegan Announces Candidacy For Justice of the Peace
Patrick Finnegan announces his bid for Las Vegas Township Justice of the Peace on St Patrick’s Day. A former deputy attorney general and SAC veteran, he vows speedy, fair, and impartial justice and dignified treatment for all. He holds a BA from Berkeley and a JD from UC Hastings. He and his wife Maureen have a son, Michael.
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Patrick
Pat
Finnegan
St. Patrick’s Day
Office of Justice of the Peace
Las Vegas
Trio Jailed On Narcotics Charges After Raid
Three men including a student dealer and a Casino Center dealer were jailed on marijuana possession charges. James W. Graham, 21, was also charged with two counts of selling marijuana. Authorities seized 59 grams during a raid at Graham's apartment after detectives staked out the building.
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James W. Graham
3Rd St
Thomas Wooden Perrin, Jr
Sierra Vista
Harold Wesley Jones
Howard
Ralph Lamb
Graham
Lamb
Las Vegas Sun Masthead and staff listing
A front page masthead lists the Las Vegas Sun editors and officials, with president H M Greenspun and executive editor Bryn Armstrong, plus management and staff roles. It notes publication mornings including Sundays and provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South Commerce St
Las Vegas
Nevada
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Jim Barrows
Tom Diskin
Gerry Apple
Continental
United States
Three Hurt In Accidents In Two Car Crashes
Three people were injured yesterday in two separate auto accidents. At Nellis AFB two airmen, Weston and Harding, were treated for a broken ankle and cuts after a high speed crash on Main Street involving Richard Wiebers. Greenwood and Page were also involved as their vehicles were damaged. Wiekers cited for reckless driving. In the second crash Alfred Long suffered head knee and teeth injuries when his car hit a palm tree and building at Weldon and St Louis after veering off the road.
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Nellis Afb
Andrew Weston
John Harding
Weston
Harding
Richard A. Wiebers
Main St
George Edward Greenwood
Springvale Drive
Greenwood
Lowell V. Page
Needles
Calif
Wiekers
Alfred Leroy Long
N. Bruce
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Long
St. Louis
Weldon
Hotelman Guest Lectures At NSU Freshman Hotel Course
Harvey Diederich director of marketing at the Hotel Tropicana will speak at NSU Tuesday in Grant Hall Room 245 at 1 p.m. The public lecture is part of Prof. Boyce Phillips’s Orientation to Hotel Management series and will include a Q and A on management and public relations.
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Nevada Southern University
Harvey Diederich
University of California School of Journalism
Chicago, Ill
Sun Valley
Assessor Operations Explained to North Las Vegas Club
Ted Horning deputy to Clark County Assessor James Bilbray explained office structure and how real and personal property taxes are calculated using slides. He noted a $350 tax bill on a $20 000 house is among the lowest in western states and warned that rising demand for services will drive tax needs higher. Next Lions Club program will feature a sheriff's representative with a narcotics film.
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Clark County
Las Vegas
Sunrisers Lions Club
Ted Horning
James Bilbray
Horning
Lions Club
Sheriff’s Office
Kentucky Colonels Meet in Tropicana Hotel
The Nevada Chapter of Kentucky Colonels holds its monthly noon meeting in the Peruvian Room at the Tropicana Hotel. Guest entertainer Jimmy Grippo, famed magician and hypnotist, will perform after lunch. Roland Hill presides with officers including William Foster, Jack Walsh, Ray Culley, and Ray Sheffer. Several members plan to attend the Kentucky Derby in Louisville in May.
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Nevada
Kentucky Colonels
Tropicana
Jimmy Grippo
Caesars Palace
Kentucky
William Foster
Jack Walsh
Ray Culley
Ray Sheffer
Louisville
Salvation Army dinner appoints Frank Young as general chairman
Frank Young named general chairman of the Salvation Army Advisory Board dinner to be held in the Emerald Room at the Sands Hotel on Thursday evening April 4. Walter Martini, chairman, notes reservations are open to the public and can be made by calling 384 6738 at the Administrative Headquarters.
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Frank Young
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Emerald Room
Sands Hotel
Walter Martini
The
Salvation Army
Obituary: Raymond M Jensen 84 of St George Utah
Raymond Mahonri Jensen 84 of St. George Utah died yesterday in Logandale Nevada. Born August 31 1883 in Taylor Arizona he lived in St George one month. Survived by wife Mary of St George three sons Kenneth Ray mond Glen Jensen two daughters Elva Palmer Dora Cluff one brother Archie Jensen two sisters Sophie Hancock Hortense Willis 39 grandchildren 41 great grandchildren. Services Monday 10 a.m. Logandale LDS Ward Chapel with burial Tuesday 11 a.m. Mesa Arizona. Friends may call at Bunker Brothers today.
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Raymond Mahonri Jensen
St. George
Utah
Logandale
Nev
Mr. Jensen
Taylor
Ariz
Lehi
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mesa
Bunker Brothers
Mary
Kenneth
Raymond
Ogden
Glen Jensen
Logansdale
Elva Palmer
Albuquerque
N.M
Dora Cluff
Ashland
Ore
Archie Jensen
Education Dean Dies In Reno
Cecil W. Creel 78 former director of Agricultural Extension at the University of Nevada and dean emeritus of the College of Agriculture died Friday in a Reno hospital after weeks of illness. A Nevada 1911 graduate, he ran for U.S. senator in 1942 and later served as a USDA and State Department consultant, including time in Israel. Survived by his wife and daughter Jane Estella Creel, he was active in civic groups and will be buried in Salt Lake City after funeral services.
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