Parents class offered by Clark County Adult Ed
The Clark County School District adult education department will offer a 12 hour course titled How to Be a Better Parent starting Tuesday night. Ray Sturm announced the course, to be held 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. weekly in Ruth Fyfe Elementary School conference room. Twyla Staub of Townsite Elementary will direct, with a $2 registration fee. The class at 4101 West Bonanza Road near Western High will cover child behavior, discipline, emotional issues and family relationships.
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Ray Sturm
Ruth Fyfe
Twyla Staub
Henderson
West Bonanza Road
Western High School
Neighborhood Youth Corps grant aids Clark County students
A $30 180 grant approved under the Anti Poverty Act funds a Clark County Youth Corps program run by the Clark County School District. It will offer work experience to 120 local enrollees ages 16 to 22 to help them stay in school or improve employability.
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Washington
UPI
Clark County
Alan Bible
Howard Cannon
Nevada Power 1964 Annual Report Highlights Growth
Sunrise station 85 000 kilowatts marks progress since 1906. The report notes 6 270 shareholders, over 40 percent in Nevada and neighboring states, taxes of 942 702, and earnings per share rising to 1 78. New customers 4 376, total 70 789, operating revenues over 20 million, taxes 1 507 500, plant expansion 23 million, Reid Gardner construction, Sunrise completion, Gardner 110 000 kilowatts, 480 employees, payroll 314 million, 14 000 copies mailed to stockholders and requests in all states and foreign lands.
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Nevada Power Company
Nevada
Nevada Power
Come
Vegas Valley Drive
Moapa
Gardner Station
Underground Nuclear Test at Nevada Site Sets Off
An underground test of low intermediate yield was detonated at 7 34 a m Friday by the Atomic Energy Commission at its Nevada Test Site about 90 miles from here. The blast produced an explosive force of 20 to 200 kilotons of TNT.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Boulder City Murder Case Remains Unresolved
Police described the investigation into the two teen killings as gumshoe stage work. Lloyd Wallace, 18, was found dead Tuesday at 705 Utah. Robert Walker, 19, died in a desert wash near his 1963 car.
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Boulder City
Lloyd Ronald Wallace
Robert Gary Walker
Wallace
Walker
Utah
Easter Seal Drive Mobilizes 400 Volunteers for 5 Day Canvass
Clark County’s Easter Seal Appeal launches with more than 400 volunteer marchers touring neighborhoods for five days to raise a targeted 25 000. Proceeds support Nevada crippled with 90 percent returned locally for therapy, care, and education at the Las Vegas Treatment Center, benefiting muscular dystrophy cerebral palsy polio and related conditions.
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Clark County
Nevada Society For Crippled Children
Nevada
Las Vegas
S. Seventh St
Nevada Society
Levy launches reelection bid for Las Vegas city commissioner
City Commissioner Harry Levy begins his campaign for a second term pledging to continue administration programs he says transformed Las Vegas. He filed first day with opponents Dr John Montgomery and Fad ward Birch, citing skyline growth and major urban projects as proof of progress.
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Levy
Las Vegas
Oran Grayson
Residents oppose Southwest Gas pipe along Highway 91
About 49 property owners on the east side of Highway 91 circulate a petition to stop a 200 foot from center line gas pipeline. They want the setback limited to 80 feet and say the Nevada Highway Department lacks authority over private utility routes.
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Highway 91
Sunset Road
Pebble Road
Southwest Gas Corp
Joe Farber
South Side Improvement Association
Nevada Highway Department
Neal Snip
the Sun
Snip
Farber
Nevada
Los Angeles
Teenage Ticket Tally Driving Contest Planned in Las Vegas
The Clark County Juvenile Traffic Court and Radio KENO sponsor a month long driving safety contest among Las Vegas High Schools Las Vegas Rancho and Western to tally demerits from April citations The winner receives a trophy a safety film and a KENO dance Three NYTSA members will tally weekly standings with public updates at the schools.
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Clark County
Rancho
Western
Radio Keno
Howard Hill
Hill
Nevada Youth Traffic Safety Association
Stan Gray
NYTSA
Western High School
Kit Stewart
Rita Leavitt
NYSTA
Savings Bonds Holdings Increase in Clark County
Clark County saw higher savings bonds holdings through individual purchases totaling 219 581 in February. statewide February sales reached 634 560 vs 596 684 a year earlier. National February sales stood at 394 million, down from 413 million last year. Plans for campaigns to boost payroll savings are under way in major cities with details to be announced next month.
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U.S. Savings
Clark County
Volunteer State Savings Bonds
Arthur M. Smith
City Jail Prisoners Moved For Five Day Remodel
Most of Las Vegas city prisoners were transferred during a five day remodeling project at the city jail last week. It was a temporary move and all prisoners will be returned to the city jail by next week.
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Lamar LeFevre
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Bridgeville
James MacConnell
Stanford University
William Odell
Stanford University School of Education
Carson City
John Cheney
Stockton
Calif
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Reno
Cheney
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L. J. Wykoff
C. E. Swift
Lawrence A. Dickenson
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Public Lands Fund
Eastgate
Austin
Bureau of Public Roads
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Lander
Nellis Air Force Base
Elko
National Society For Crippled Children
Harry Levy
Harry
State Highway Department
Harry Lev
Dept. Q
Las Vegas Sun
S. Commerce St
Jack Steelman
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