Judge Zenoff and columnist in juvenile case talk
In a Las Vegas column a writer defends District Judge David Zenoff while defending open debate on juvenile hearings. The piece argues publicity dooms youths less than proper early handling and cites Spring Mountain Youth Camp and Montana judges to illustrate outcomes.
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David Zenoff
National Council of Juvenile Court Judges
Washington
Spring Mountain
Paul
Illinois
Judge Loble
Montana
National Council On
Clark County
Raven-haired 22-year-old found dead in downtown motel
Norice May Stevens of 1604 Harewood Dr North Las Vegas was found dead Wednesday in a downtown motel, the apparent overdose. Deputies say she had been dead two days and a note was found near her body. The motel manager noted she checked in Monday.
City board review delays on liquor license and zoning bids
The city board delayed actions on a Payless Liquor license transfer to West Charleston Boulevard amid saturation concerns. Zoning requests for Highland Drive and Owens Avenue faced deferral amid long-running resident opposition. Park upgrades at Cragin Park including floodlight relocation and sprinkler system revamp were postponed, with costs estimated around 17000 dollars for ball diamond relocation to a remote area.
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Joseph Nosanchuck
Fremont Street
West Charleston Boulevard
Highland Drive
Owens Avenue
Bonanza Village
Highland
Bid
Local rides business owner disputes city licensing fees
G E Niewenhouse owner of coin operated kiddie rides says $40 per ride annual license would cut about half his profits and force him out. He offered to submit financial records for exam while city officials defend the fee as equitable and in line with other charges.
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G. E. Niewenhouse
Commission
Ed Fountain
Jean Dutton
License and Revenue
7 11 Faces Widened Liquor Rules Clash
7 11 district manager Gene Ford says the Foremaster Lane store closed March 9 as operating under current liquor license rules proved economically impossible. The City Commission, which stiffened employee requirements to curb teen theft, has refused change and will study the closure for possible ordinance revisions.
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7-11
City Commission
Ford
Trade firm seeks Tule Springs land swap rejected
First Western Savings and Loan offered to swap two parcels totaling about 179 acres for city land at Tule Springs. The City Commission called the proposal premature until comprehensive Tule Springs plans are developed and directed the city manager to inform the firm.
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Tule Springs
City Commission
First Western Savings and Loan Association
First Western
Franklin J. Bills
Take Advantage
Bills
Lake Mead Boulevard
Smoke Ranch Road
Simmons Avenue
East Charleston Boulevard
Lamb Boulevard
Nevada Two Year Nursing Degree Opens In Las Vegas
A new two year nursing degree program begins in Las Vegas through Nevada Southern University under Mrs Regina Jacobson to address the local nurse shortage. The program offers an associate degree in nurse education and RN licensure eligibility in Nevada with 25 to 40 openings for the first class.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
University of Nevada In Reno
Nevada Southern University
Regina Jacobson
Orvis
Reno
Jacobson
Sunfoto
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Las Vegas Boulevard
Bridger Avenue
Bridger
Lewis, Clark and
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SUN Camera
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Dick Longmire
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