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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1976

Page

9

Fire chief attacked over fireworks ordinance in Las Vegas

Muriel Stevens notes Fire Chief Jerry Miller opposed the new non explosive fireworks law but the ordinance passed. Blood services urge donors at Desert Springs Hospital today 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bloodmobile visit. McGeorge School of Law team wins Jessup National Law Competition, Marty Kravitz leads team to D.C. for national rounds. Describes Las Vegas dining spots Library Sahara P.J. Bottoms and Villa d Este. Public seminar on The Right to Die set for March 27 at UNLV Student Union Ballroom.

Jerry Miller Miller Blood Services Central Bank Desert Springs Hospital Las Vegas McGeorge School of Law USC Stanford UCLA Martin Kravitz Shirley Label Kravitz Washington, D.C McGeorge Marty Student Union U.N.L.W Titus United States

State Narcotics Agent Admits Lying and Resigns

Nevada narcotics agent Mike Mouliot admitted fabricating testimony given in January during a murder case against Homer Lee Barnes. State Crime Commission Chairman Jim Barrett said he investigated Mouliot’s denial of a sexual relationship with a call-girl and confirmed the lie leading to Mouliot’s resignation.

RENO API Nevada Crime Commission Jim Barrett Mike Mouliot Barrett Mouliot Homer Lee Barnes

Notable athletes join LVCVA delegation for Las Vegas event

Roger Staubach Andy Russell and Tony Perez headline 72 renowned athletes joining representatives of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority for a major promotional program in Las Vegas. The roster includes prominent sports figures engaging in tourism and event initiatives.

Roger Staubach Andy Russell Tony Perez Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Paul Titus The Convention Authority Keith Morris Sports Illustrated Magazine Titus Sports Illustrated Las Vegas Vicki Donaldson Convention Center Donaldson

Las Vegas Honors Senior Citizens and Plans May Scrutiny

Las Vegas and Clark County prepare for Older Americans Month with the opening of the new Senior Center. A May 29 luncheon at the Hotel Sahara Space Center aims to host over 1,000 seniors, led by Maggi Coleman and the Clark County Aging Committee planning meetings at the First Baptist Church to rally support for May activities.

Las Vegas Clark County Sahara Space Center Maggi Coleman May Herbert A. Derfelt Clark County Committee For the Aging First Baptist Church 9Th and Bridger Streets

Figure In Reno Slaying Gives In To Police

Reno police say a man, 28 year old David Ross, walked into the station for questioning in the death of Peggy Jean Davis. He was not a suspect but police wanted to talk after Ross viewed the victim’s body at the mortuary. Davis was found beaten and stabbed in her Ralston Street apartment last month.

Reno UPI Peggy Jean Davis David Ross Ross Miss Davis Ralston Street

PSC Hearing Set in Las Vegas on Southwest Gas Rate Request

The Public Service Commission will hold a hearing in Las Vegas on March 29 regarding Southwest Gas Corporation rate increases totaling 1.7 million dollars for Southern Nevada and 570 thousand dollars for Northern Nevada. A second hearing is planned in Carson City on March 31.

Public Service Commission Las Vegas Southwest Gas Corporation Nevada Northernevada PSC Carson City

Senator Cannon Meets With Las Vegas Casino Dealers

Nevada Senator Howard Cannon spoke with about 200 Las Vegas casino dealers regarding a dispute with the IRS over tip reporting as income. He said supportive comments from Senate Finance Committee members could influence the Ninth Circuit ruling in Los Angeles and noted a Las Vegas court had previously ruled dealers are not subject to income tax reporting, with the IRS appealing.

Nevada Howard Cannon Las Vegas Internal Revenue Service United Dealers Fund Cannon Senate Finance Committee IRS Ninth Circuit Los Angeles

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