North Las Vegas approves license then labels store public nuisance
The North Las Vegas City Council granted a business license to Gateway Enterprises Inc for an adult bookstore in Las Vegas but passed an ordinance two weeks later labeling the store’s literature a public nuisance. The ordinance allows city action to close the shop and observers expect a court battle.
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Las Vegas Sun Publisher Details and Distribution Notes
The Las Vegas Sun lists staff roles including H M Greenspun as president and Bryn Armstrong as executive editor. It notes distribution details, post office entry, second class matter status, and advertising representation across major cities with standard association memberships.
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Roofing firm receives cease and desist for open burning
A Las Vegas area roofing company Elliott Roofing Co. owner Alex Coroneos faced a cease and desist from the Air Pollution Control Division after a first time board ruling found repeated health law violations tied to open burning. He challenged the legality of notices and hearings, claiming rights violations and targeted punishment amid broader pollution concerns near Henderson and Lake Mead.
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Former Vegas Resident Charged In Tax Fraud
Paul Rule, once living in Las Vegas, was arrested in Redlands California and arraigned in Los Angeles for allegedly filing a false 1966 federal income tax return. He was indicted April 1 and charged with omitting 12 680 dollars of income.
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Cigarettes Call 'Largest Avoidable Death' in Britain
London reports Sir George Godber, England's chief medical officer, says cigarettes are the leading avoidable death cause in Great Britain. He states they account for nine of ten lung cancer deaths, three of four chronic bronchitis deaths, and one of four coronary heart fatalities.
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More Than Twenty Thousand Veterinarians in the United States
A statement notes that the United States hosts over 20 000 veterinarians across the country, reflecting the scale of the veterinary profession and its workforce dynamics.
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Final Rites Pending For Vegas Tot
Catholic funeral services are pending today for five year old Jennifer Marie Petillo of Las Vegas who accidentally drowned in the family swimming pool Monday. She is survived by her parents Ralph and the Las Vegas Panorama publisher, four sisters, two brothers, and a New York grandmother. The mother found her body at the pool bottom as a neighbor attempted revival with artificial respiration.
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Weather description of New Jersey in early 19th century
The piece notes that students using Morse's Geography Made Easy described New Jersey weather as highly variable with Ireland-like spring moisture, Italy-like June temperatures, Africa-like summer heat, Egypt-like autumn skies, Norway-like winter cold, West Indies storminess, and Britain’s variable winds each month.
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Las Vegas Convention Authority seeks bond ballot approval
The LCVA approved a resolution to seek permission from the County Bond Commission to place a $75 million bond issue on the September primary ballot. Up to $1 million would fund a $2.2 million stadium and the rest would finance an exhibit hall, center improvements, and offices.
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Chopper Pilot Honored for Viet Nam Rescue Heroism
Capt. Daniel Nicholson of Upland California received the Helicopter Heroism Award after two rescue missions in Viet Nam saved six lives. The Aviation Space Writers Association honored him for selfless concern for his fellow man.
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