Las Vegas gamblers fined in tax case linked to casino skim
Edward Levinson former Fremont Hotel president was fined 5000 and Joseph Rosenberg Riviera Hotel owner 3000 after pleading nolo contendere to willfully aiding in false corporate tax returns for 1963. The case followed a two year federal probe with over 100 witnesses, including Frank Sinatra.
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Edward Torres
Paul Weyerman
Cornelius Hurley
Ross Miller
Frank Atol
Riviera Hotel
Public Tests Set for School Admissions Saturday
Public school students may take entrance tests for Bishop Gorman High School next fall in the library. Freshman applicants begin at 8 45 a.m. and end at noon. Prospective 10th graders start at 8 45 a.m. and finish at 10 a.m. A $5 fee is required. Parochial students test at their own schools.
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Las Vegas Sun Masthead and Subscription Rates
The Las Vegas Sun lists its corporate officers and staff including H M Greenspun president Ray Germain vice president Ruthe Desk in secretary Barbara Greenspun treasurer Haney Womack general manager Bryn Armstrong executive editor Vince Anselmo managing editor Jim Barrows city editor Tom Diskin sports editor Gerry Appleby women’s editor Douglas Ritchie classified ad manager William Sherwood circulation manager. It notes acceptance for Second Class Matter status and lists national ad reps and professional associations with subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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Back City Employees Fight Union Clash in Las Vegas
The Professional Educators of Nevada attack a Las Vegas City Commission effort to ban public employees from unionizing. Firefighters seek wage parity with the police, with Local 1285 delegates to a Central Labor Council meeting backed by labor leaders Arnold and Carter. Hank Posner supports public employee rights and predicts a powerful Clark County voting bloc.
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SNMH trustees block extended care facility plan
Southern Nevada Memorial Board of Trustees voted 3 to 2 to deny Medical Facilities Corporation's request to extend the completion date for the Extended Care Facility at SNMH. Critics cited feasibility and resource concerns while hospital chief of staff Douglas Miller warned the project would drain acute care capacity.
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Clark County
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Douglas Miller
Reid
McDonald
Hendricks
Ed Hendricks
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ECF
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Rose de Lima Hospital
William Purcel
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Presbyterians Plan 2 State Youth Meet
The United Presbyterian Church sponsors a two state youth meeting at First Presbyterian Church 1515 W Charleston Blvd with Rev Frank Smith of San Bernardino as guest speaker The event features a slide lecture on Japan worship services Saturday and Sunday and a banquet where new youth officers are installed by Rev Merrill Follansbee Dr Smith will speak at 9 30 and 11 a m Sunday at Westminster and First Presbyterian Churches
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Frank Smith
San Beraardino
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Southern Nevada
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Merrill Follansbee
Christian Education
Sacramento
Bell Choir
Jan Benson
Smith
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Las Vegas Banks Face Loss From Esposito Estate Action
The estate of the late Sam Esposito filed yesterday in Federal Bankruptcy Court seeking about 542000 in liabilities. Unsecured loans include 250000 each to the Bank of Commerce and the Bank of Nevada. Esposito, a theatrical agent once tied to George W. Smith in Tom Jones Auto Sales, died last year.
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