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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1968

Page

9

Indian Springs Teachers Face Possible Transfers After Picket

Parents protested at Indian Springs as Superintendent James I. Mason held quiet meetings with officials and staff. He announced resignation of Carolyn Jean Brooks not accepted yet and hinted at possible transfers or two teachers being investigated, warning of school closures if students stay home.

Indian Springs James I. Mason Jim Williams John Paul Jack Vineyard Mason Carolyn Jean Brooks Vineyard Las Vegas Brooks

Older drivers remain on roadways as population ages

Los Angeles report notes a growing share of licensed motorists aged 65 and over. California already has at least 1.25 million drivers 60 or older out of 10.36 million, with projections to reach about 1.7 million in the 65 plus group by 1975.

Los Angeles California

Model T Featured In Caesars Display

A fully restored 1909 Model T Ford with a St Paul Wagon Works built body is showcased in Caesars Palace American Red Ball display. The truck-bodied touring car, used by American Bundle Carrying Co. and Western Union for telegrams and baggage, highlights Ward L. Hiner’s moving industry legacy. Red Ball, based in Indianapolis, opens its national convention March 25 with 400 agents and a High Value Product Fleet exhibit. A 1916 Acme furniture van is also under restoration for display.

T” Ford Caesars Palace St. Paul Tex Frankfort Indianapolis Ind Ward L. Hiner Moving Industry American Red Ball Transit Co., Inc Red Ball Red Carpet United States Canada Red Bar Acme

Small Brazilian Farms Dominate Land Use

Ninety percent of Brazil's farms are under 100 hectares with 58 percent of cultivated land in these small units. About half of the small farms measure below ten hectares, highlighting the prevalence of smallholdings in Brazilian agriculture.

Brasilia Brazil

Coast Guard heli wash saves sailor and boat near Stinson Beach

A weekend sailor clung to a 12 foot craft for 45 minutes before a coast guard helicopter used rotor wash to lift him and the overturned boat to the shore south of Stinson Beach in Marin County. The rescue took place Sunday.

Stinson Beach Calif

Bell Chairmans Fine Art Fund Drives Three-Week Campaign

Thomas G. Bell, chairman of the Founders group for NSU Center for the Performing Arts, leads a three week fund raising effort to raise part of the proposed 2.3 million campus and community cultural facility. Civic leaders from across the Las Vegas Valley assist.

Thomas G. Bell Center For the Performing Arts NSU Bell Las Vegas Valley

Ocala Area Builds 107 New Thoroughbred Farms

Ocala Florida officials report 107 new thoroughbred horse farms created in the Ocala region over the last two decades as the horse industry expands amid growing demand and investment.

Ocala Fla

Rancho Plans Night of Music to Aid Stadium Fund

Rancho High School seeks funds for a proposed stadium with a Night of Music event. The Rancho band and chorus perform after a dinner on April 6 at the Little Theater from 4 30 to 7 30 p m. Booster Club spokesman Jim Travis says tickets are 150 per person or 5 per family and proceeds go to the stadium fund.

Rancho High School Rancho Little Rancho Booster’s Club Jim Travis Travis

Food Expenditures Rise in 1967 Reach $96.5 Billion

U.S. food expenditures in 1967 are estimated at 96.5 billion dollars, up 3 percent from 1966 and about double the 1947 outlay. Per capita spending reached 484 dollars, up 2.5 percent from 1966 and roughly twice the 1945 level.

Washington United States

Trout Propagation Spending Tops All Fish Species

The article notes that more money is spent on artificial propagation of trout than on any other species of fish, highlighting funding priority and sector investment.

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