Nevada Gaming Board expands hiring control in casinos
The State Gaming Control Board would regulate casino staff hiring with 30 day approval or rejection of work permits. Denied applicants may appeal to the State Gaming Commission. Confidential records include denied or granted permits, but bartenders, wait staff, and food handlers are excluded. The bill heads for a floor vote by Friday.
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UPI
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Cosmino
State Control Board
Nevada Senate Eyes Reapportionment Block as Court Rules Loom
A Nevada Senate committee prepared a resolution to withhold reapportionment until a three judge Federal Court rules. The Assembly debated the issue as five redistricting measures moved to Legislative Functions. A June 23 court panel in Las Vegas will decide if remapping by population is constitutionally required.
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Nevada
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Federal
Assembly
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Govenor
Supreme Court
Clark County Annexation Boundaries Planned
Clark County delegation sets annexation baselines for Las Vegas North Las Vegas and Henderson in a cooperative effort with city officials. North Las Vegas gains 17.8 acres northeast of the city while other boundaries shift measure land near Decatur Boulevard and Craig Street.
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Carson City
UPI
Clark County
Las Vegas
CPI
Ranches
Globemaster Crash Near Cordova Kills Six
An Air Force Globemaster transport crashed about 12 miles north of Eaton Maryland on a training flight from Dover AFB Del. The six man crew were killed and five bodies recovered. The crash wreckage spread over five to six acres in Cordova area with a wing found half a mile from the main debris.
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Cordova
New York City Cab Strike Shows Showdown in Union Drive
Riot-like actions disrupt New York taxi service as 9 percent of cabs go off street during a union organizing drive. Police mobilize, 15 arrested, and a Madison Square Garden rally draws 7,000 drivers and organizers. Separately, U S coin policy faces a Silver in Coins decision with potential copper-nickel reconfigurations. Treasury official changeover to Henry Fowler may speed a recommendation to Congress by mid April.
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Madison Square Garden
Washington
UPI
Congress
U.S
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Douglas Dillion
Congress i
Communists Threaten Foreign Help as U S Air Raids Continue
United States and South Vietnamese Skyraiders and jet bombers pounded North Vietnamese positions for the fourth straight day near Dong Hoi and other sites. Viet Cong warned that foreign troops could be summoned to strike back, while Moscow touted volunteers to fight in Viet Nam. North Viet Nam claimed several U S jets were shot down and damaged others.
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UPS
United States
North Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Indochina
Asia
Moscow
U. S
South Viet Nam
Dong Hoi
Weather Bureau 24 Hour Temps San Francisco Report
The U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco released a 24 hour temperature and precipitation table ending at 4 a m detailing hourly readings. The report lists highs and lows along with precipitation amounts for the period, reflecting regional climate conditions.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Temperature Extremes Recorded Across U.S.
The UPI report lists Hibbing Minnesota as the coldest in the continental United States at 31 below zero while McAllen Texas posted the warmest high at 95 degrees. The data excludes Hawaii and Alaska.
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UPI
United States
Hawaii
Alaska
Hibbing
Minn
McAllen
Texas
Steel Union Election Probe Expands to New York
International tellers conducting field investigations into the United Steelworkers Union move into New York state to review protests filed in the Buffalo area. Results of the February 9 election between David J. McDonald and J. W. Abel must be announced by May 1, the contract with the steel industry also expiring that day.
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UPI
United Steelworkers Union
USW
New York State
Wayne Antrim
Hammond
Ind
Buffalo
David J. McDonald
J. W. Abel
Basic Steel Industry
Bitter Cold Grips Much of America Across Regions
Subzero temperatures hit Colorado to Michigan as a spring storm blankets the Midwest. Ten deaths reported in western Massachusetts homes fire due to heating and fuel use. Cleveland declares snow emergency after two heart attack deaths during sidewalk clearing. Central Plains warn of heavy snow and hazardous highways. Benkelman Nebraska reports seven inches of snow while Iowa roads ice up and Reno Nevada sees two to three inches.
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Michigan
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Upper
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Central Plains
Nebraska
Benkelman
Iowa
Reno
Nev
Kennedy Reaches Summit of Mt Kennedy in Historic Climb
Senator Robert F. Kennedy climbs 13 900 foot Mt Kennedy in Yukon Canada becoming the first person to summit the peak named for his slain brother. He kneels to plant a flag as a light aircraft salutes from above in the glaciated St Elias range.
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UPI
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St. Elias
United Press International
Kennedy
World briefs report on Cold War tensions and incidents
Summary of multiple dispatches: Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko pledges aid to North Vietnam against U.S. forces. Da Nang base restricts access and arrests a U.S. journalist. Greek Cypriots threaten Turkeys, Italian Socialists oppose U.S. Viet Nam policy. a Halifax aircraft crash with 16 dead. Dr Gordon Seagrave critically ill in Burma. Congo forces repel rebel attack near Paulis with captured weapons.
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Tass
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Burma
Gordon Seagrave
Namkham
Seagrave
Sterling
John
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Congo
Paulis
Stanleyville
Hoss Blocker back on Bonanza set after kidney attack
Hollywood reports Dan Hoss Blocker returned to filming for Bonanza in the San Fernando Valley after hospitalization at Daniel Freeman Hospital Inglewood The actor weighed about 350 pounds and was released two days later.
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UPI
Dan “Hoss” Blocker
San Fernando Valley
Daniel Freeman
Inglewood
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