Harvey Dickerson says sex education not mandatory
Nevada Attorney General Harvey Dickerson states that sex education should be excused for students whose parents object, arguing it is highly controversial and may be taught only with state board consent. He warns parental objections to medicine, religion tests, or home-private matters should not dictate school curriculums.
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Carson City
Nev
UPI
Harvey Dickerson
Dickerson
Dist
Atty
William Raggio
Reno
State Board of Education
Nickerson
Baggio
Marsh Hearing Opens in Dania on Bass Murder Charge
Ten witnesses testified at the preliminary hearing for Leroy Allen Marsh of Dania Florida 28 accused of killing key state witness Alphonse Bass in a March 30 house fire arson investigators say was deliberate Bass had testified in the murder case against Thomas Hanley a former Las Vegas union boss Marsh faced a murder complaint tied to Bass death and a similar warrant for Hanley followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Allen Marsh
Dania, Fla
Alphonse Bass
Bass
Thomas Hanley
Las Vegas Union
Marsh
Hanley
Four North Las Vegas taxpayers sue mayor and councilmen over pay raise
Four North Las Vegas taxpayers filed a district court suit against Mayor William Taylor and Councilmen R Cleland and John Myers. They allege the council raised salaries illegally in April 1987 and seek repayment of 7200 to the city from Taylor and 5000 each from Cleland and Myers. Plaintiffs include Ivan Cannon Daryl Garner Angelo Magar and Forrest Purdy.
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North Las Vegas
William Taylor
R Cleland
John Myers
Taylor
Myers
Cleland and Myers
Ivan Cannon
Daryl Garner
Angelo Magar
Forrest Purdy
Laxalt Names Berrum To Industrial Agency
Gov Paul Laxalt appointed Henry Berrum to the Nevada Industrial Commission and said Carson City Mayor James Robertson will replace him on the Gaming Commission. Berrum will start June 15 as employer representative earning 13860 yearly, rising to 16000 after July 1. Robertson, Carson City mayor since 1963, will bring experience to the NIC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
UPI
Paul Laxalt
Nevada Gaming Commission
Henry Berrum
Nevada Industrial Commission
James Robertson
Berrum
Laxalt
Douglas County
Gaming Commission
Keith Mount
NIC
Mount
Robertson
University of California At Berkeley
Carson Furniture Company
State Senate
Linn denies killing Wyoming businessmen in double murder trial
Linn testified that he did not kill Robert Stucker and Larry Olinger or hire someone to stage the deaths. The victims, both Jackson, Wyoming residents, were shot in the head and buried in a shallow Nevada grave discovered in October 1967. He claimed familiarity with both men and noted flights with Stucker.
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Theodore Vinn
Jackson
Wyo
Wyoming
Linn
Robert Stucker
Larry Olinger
Carson
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Jim Robertson
Commission
Fremont
Penney’s Fine Jewelry Department
Aladdin
John Alton Queen
Campbell
Calif
Bonnie Springs
Biue Diamond Road
Nevada
Highwa Patrol
Las Vegas
States
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