Nevada Story film standoff stalls distribution decision
Las Vegas ad executive Jack Melvin says no official rejection from Hal Ayres Jr. on completing the Nevada Story film. Ayres counters he will sue over alleged misappropriation of footage and asserts ownership with Premiere Pictures while Pepper notes the film was sent to Ely to tidy and a new Gov Sawyer narration film has been released locally.
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Nevada
Jack Melvin
Las Vegas
the Sun
Hal Ayres, Jr
Jack Pepper
Clark County
State Board of Economic Development
Pepper
Ely
Grant Sawyer
Ayres
Jack Lehman
Board of Economic Development
Premiere Pictures
Melvin
Hollywood
Tonopah
Hal Ayres
Extradition Hearing Set In Nevada Over Child Custody Case
Patricia Byington and her attorney face an extradition hearing in Carson City on child stealing charges tied to a four year custody dispute with Robert Byington Jr. Licking county Sheriff John Koontz will represent Ohio. The case involves custody disputes across Ohio and Nevada, prior arrests, and a Nevada divorce awarding custody.
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Carson City
UPD
Gary
Grant Sawyer
Patricia Byington
Ohio
Licking County
John Koontz
TWA Announces Fare Schedule From Las Vegas to Los Angeles
Trans World Airlines unveils new round trip coach excursion fare of 26 dollars for Las Vegas to Los Angeles with flights 260 502 and 503. Valid for ten days plus the day of commencement travel, applies on selected days only.
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Trans World Airlines
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
TWA
Thieves Steal $1850 In Weekend Lootings Here
Las Vegas residents reported two second story burglaries over the weekend. Sam Armstrong lost $1200 in clothing from closets. Linda Francrab reported $360 cash and a $200 radio taken from her home along with a trans ocean radio.
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Las Vegas
Sam Armstrong
H St
Linda B. Francrab
South 4Th St
New Trial Set For Dondolis
Dist. Judge Jon Collins ordered a new trial for Nicholas Dondolis after LAPD lock expert DeWayne Wolfer testified the state introduced locks had been tampered with. Wolfer said tools in Dondolis possession could be used to pick locks and the judge faulted the DA for allowing the evidence.
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Jon Collins
Nicholas Dondolis
Los Angeles Police Department
Dondolis
DeWayne Wolfer
Collins
District Attorney's Office
Law Day USA Observed In Nevada By Courts
Nevada observes Law Day USA proclaimed by the president and a joint Congress resolution. Four district judges begin with an address by Dist. Judge John Mowbray on the history and purpose of Law Day. Nevada notes its legislature first to memorialize the governor to proclaim May 1 as Law Day.
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Nevada
USA
Congress
Dist
John Mowbray
U.S.A
United States
Henderson BMI Re-elects Officer Slate
The Basic Management Inc board re elected John C McDonald as president and Rex R Lloyd as vice president for another year. Moore became executive vice president and Reed was promoted to manager and secretary treasurer with operations reporting to Moore. Reed is an electrical engineer who joined BMI in 1958.
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Basic Management, Inc
John C. McDonald
Rex R. Lloyd
MacDonald and Lloyd
Henderson
US. Lime and
Titanium Metals Corporation
R. Julian Moore
Dan J. Reed
BMI
Moore
Reed
University of Alabama
Kennecott Copper Company
General Services Administration
Vegas Attorney Speaks at NSU
Local attorney Audrey Deane Sullivan will address the Secretary Procedure class at Nevada Southern University tomorrow at 6 p.m. in Grant Hall Room 237. She will discuss training of legal secretaries and Dr. Helen Cole will supervise the session.
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Audrey Deane Sullivan
Nevada Southern
Miss Sullivan
Grant Hall
Helen Cole
AEC Officer Magnetti Transferred to Fallon for Project Shea
Dominic Magnetti an AEC operations officer at the Nevada operations office is reassigned temporarily to Fallon as acting project officer for Project Shea until Ted Toren returns from Carlsbad New Mexico for Project Gnome. Magnetti is longtime government service with a Las Vegas residency and a family.
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Dominic Magnetti
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Fallon
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Toren
Obituary: Michael Stankovich 49 Funeral Services in Oregon
Funeral services for Michael Louie Stankovich 49 will be held at Bartholmew Buell Chapel in Springfield Oregon with burial at Resthaven Cemetery Eugene. He died en route from his home to Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. He was born August 14 1912 in Douglas Alaska. Survived by wife Jacqueline and son Larry of Las Vegas and brother Peter Stankovich of Miami Arizona.
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Michael Louie Stankovich
Bartholmew - Buell
Springfield
Oregon
Resthaven
Eugene
Ore
Stankovich
Third St
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
AEC
Douglas
Alaska
Jacqueline
Larry
Las Vegas
Peter Stankovich
Miami
Arizona
Funeral services for Thomas Key 83 in Las Vegas
Funeral services for Thomas Key 83 will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Church of Christ in God with Bishop C. C. Cox officiating. Burial follows at Woodland Cemetery. Key died Saturday at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. He lived at 915 Morgan and was born March 12 1879 in Preston Arkansas. Survived by seven daughters, three sons, 55 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren.
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Thomas Key
Church of Christ In God
C. C. Cox
Woodlawn Cemetery
Key
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Morgan
Preston
Arkansas
Almos Key
Hugh Key
Las Vegas
Charles Key
Oakland
Calif
Bertha Heard
Margarite Thomas
Fordyce
Corrine Jackson
Richmond
Idell Davis
Tessie Jackson
Dorothy Frentiss
Frankie Austin
No funeral services for Lonnie Buckman
Lonnie Wayne Buckman 20 will be cremated after shipment from Palm Mortuary to a San Bernardino California crematory. He died at his home 100 Lincoln Carver Park Henderson last Friday. Born March 21 1942 in Santa Monica California he is survived by parents Harry Buckman and family of Santa Monica.
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Lonnie Wayne Buckman
Palm Mortuary
San Bernardino
Calif
Buckman
Lincoln
Carver Park
Henderson
Santa Monica
Harry Buckman
The Beetle AEC Mechanical Monster
The Beetle is a nuclear propulsion and power equipment handling vehicle built for the Air Force by General Electric. It travels from Evanston to the AEC office and will be tested at NTS for six months, supporting the Rover program. The 85-ton unit features two robot arms, five leaded glass windows, a 50-ton cab, and a 25-foot lift, with periscope view and TV aid for operations near radioactive equipment.
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Air Force
Air Force Special Weapons Center
General Electric Corp
NTS
AEC
Rover
Las Vegas Declares May 1 as Youth Day Proclamation
Mayor Oran Gragson proclaims May 1 as Youth Day in cooperation with the Las Vegas Elks chapter to honor America’s junior citizens for their accomplishments and service. The resolution stresses guiding youth and partnering with youth to develop leadership and citizenship across government and civic groups.
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Las Vegas
Elks
Oran Gragson
America
I. Oran K. Grayson
Nevada
Planners to Take Up Rancho Zoning Case
The Rancho Circle zoning dispute involving Melvin and Corine Moss goes before the City Planning Commission today at 4 p.m. in City Hall. The Moss request seeks reclassification from R E estate homes to R 1 single family dwellings on Alta Drive between Campbell and Rancho Roads, with ongoing protests and continuances from area residents.
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Rancho Circle
Melvin
Corine Moss
City Planning Commission
City Hal
Moss
Alta Dr
Campbell Dr
Rancho Rd
Nevada brief hits and misses in March unrest
A two week search for a downed light plane carrying six Callonians shifted to central Nevada after northeastern searches yielded no trace. The missing craft piloted by Albert Hoffman vanished on a Salt Lake City to Woodland California flight with his wife, two other women, and the Hoffmans’ two sons aboard. Later, William Addington, former Kansas GOP candidate, sought a gambling license to operate the Ranch Inn at Elko as he closes a hotel deal. In Reno, Pennie Fraley, 35, died when her station wagon hit a concrete ridge on U S 30 near Verdi. Nevada Supreme Court struck down the dental act as unconstitutional. Carson City reports 8,600 unemployed in March, down from prior months, with 130,000 in the labor force and joblessness at 6.6 percent below national average.
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Austin
UPS
Nevada
Albert Hoffman
Salt Lake City
Woodland Calif
Hoffmans
Carson City
UPI
William Addington
Kansas
Nevada Gaming Commission
Elko
Addington
R. C. Ellis
Sidney Wenner
Ernest Hacquet
Nevada Supreme Court Upholds Dental Work Ad Ban
The Nevada Supreme Court upheld an injunction by District Judge Clel Georgetta restricting H. M. Poirier of Pioneer Dental Laboratory from advertising or performing dental work. The order bars Poirier from advertising dental services, supplying false teeth, diagnosing or practicing dentistry in Reno. Parker challenged the injunction and faced related charges.
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Carson City
UPD
Nevada Supreme Court
Reno
Dist
Clel Georgetta
H. M. Poirier
Pioneer Dentalaboratory
Parker
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Nevada Council of Teachers of English and Foreign Languages
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Tropicana
J. K. Houssels
Hotel Tropicana Board of Director
Henderson Bmi
Dan Reed
Vegas
NSU
Ted Toren
Cle Elum
Washington
State College of Washington
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
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Kalispell, Montana
Vickie Jo
Michael Stankovich
Donnie Buckman
Evanston, Ill
Aira
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Robert Ballin
Ballin
Mary Ballin
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Pennie H. Fraley
Verdi
U.S. Highway 30
Supreme Court
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Richard Ham
State Employment Security Department
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