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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1976
Page
11
A humorous monologue about rumors surrounding President Ford and quick clever comebacks. Bombeck imagines social misperceptions after a dinner party and the glare of public scrutiny, ending with the band playing Born to Lose.
The Paradise Valley Lions Club plans weekly 7:30 a.m. meetings at Denny's on Maryland Parkway. Nevada Humane Studies hosts Kathy Nevins on March 22 at 8 p.m. at 5006 S Maryland Pkwy No 16. The Liberty Belles elected officers led by President Janice Howard. Las Vegas China Painters meet April 1 at UNLV Education Building. Palo Verde Garden Club donated three palm trees to Regina Hall. Nevada hairdressers hold a convention April 3-5 at MGM Grand with John Amico as guest artist. Las Vegas Women’s Club hosts a March 22 potluck and bingo for Girls State. WWI Auxiliary 2128 elects new officers April 14. Las Vegas Arabian Horse Association holds show April 9-11 at Clark County Horseman's Park. Arthritis Foundation seminar April 2 at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. Rancho High School 1966 grads plan a reunion June 11-12. George E Harris PTA rummage sale March 27 at 3620 Sc Sandhill Rd.
Las Vegas assemblywoman Jean Ford calls for a constitutional Equal Rights Amendment to ban sex discrimination. She argues ERA would complete the vote rights work begun by the 19th Amendment, offering a permanent national standard while not restricting private life or social customs. Ford notes ERA passed Nevada Assembly but failed in the Senate and cites 34 of 38 states ratified.
Gail Dixon will speak at the Lunch and Learn Lecture Series hosted by Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom on Wednesday March 24 at 12 p.m. The talk covers antiques collectibles and jungue with a visual display of items from pre 1830 to modern periods. Lunch costs 2.50, babysitting available, Q&A after the lecture.
The annual Booster Game Night at Bishop Gorman High School is set for Friday March 26 at 8 p.m. in Las Vegas Convention Center room A-1. Organizers include Burrell Cohen booster club president Father George Harris principal Dave Gerber athletic director and Mike Burke student. The piece also notes a Nevada probate law update presented by Judge Russell S. Waite and Drake DeLaney Esq outlining a paralegal assistance program.
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