Car Crash Injures Two on South Main Street
A two vehicle crash in the 400 block of South Main Street left Frank Krivam and Bliss Butler with minor injuries while truck driver Harold E Bischoff escaped injury. Krivam, 56, was treated at Southern Nevada Hospital and cited for reckless driving and lack of license.
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Frank Krivam
Judson
Las Vegas
Bliss Butler
Cheyenne Road
Krivam
Main Street
Sunfoto
South Main Street
North Las Vegas
Southern Nevada Hospital
Harold E Bischoff
Randall Drive
Lawyers Criticize Marshall Over Murder Case Coverage
Two attorneys assailed Dist. Atty. Ted Marshall for remarks about an appeal in the Vase Valkie murder case. Valkie was found not guilty of plotting an informer’s death after a trial where a key statement by arresting officers was excluded. Defense attorney Harry Claiborne urged a mistrial in a separate Clark County murder case citing Marshall’s public comments.
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Dist
Ted Marshall
Calvin Valkie
Federal Narcotics Bureau
William Compton
David Zenoff
State Supreme Court
Valrie
George Franklin, Jr
Compton
Franklin
Clark County
Clarence Sundean
Harry Claiborne
Marshall
Bull causes blackout by rubbing against pole in England
A young bull in CHEDDINGTON rubbed its back on a utility pole, dislodging power lines and causing a blackout that affected four nearby villages and towns. Power was restored after repairs and authorities investigated the incident.
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Cheddington
England
UPI
Ghost of the Iguana Haunts Court in Absence Trial
Dist. Judge John Mowbray finds Bruce Hicks guilty in absentia of possessing a iguana without a state permit. Sentencing set for Friday. attorney Mike Hines seeks continuance citing a rubber stamp on documents and moves for a new trial. A foot long iguana prop is withdrawn from evidence as proceedings are scheduled for June 3 to hear the motion.
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Dist
John Mowbray
Mowbray
Bruce Hicks
Manhattan St
State Fish and Game Department
Hicks
Mike Hines
Hines
Atty
al Johnson
Hine
Defense opens in Las Vegas fatal shooting trial
Attorney Harry Claiborne begins defense of a Las Vegas utility worker charged with fatally shooting his wife and her alleged boyfriend on January 31. The case involves ballistics testimony from FBI expert Warren G. Johnson and rulings on admissibility of rifle, shells, and car evidence.
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Harry Claiborne
Las Vegas
Tyson C. Johnson
Willow St
Richard Paul Miller
Attys
Ray Jeffers
Rennie Ashleman
Warren G. Johnson
Federal Bureau of Investigation Laboratory
Washington, D.C
Johnson
Sundean
Former dealer sentenced for downtown casino shooting
Robert Duane Aulwes, 28, of 2102 Mesquite Ave., was convicted of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill for shooting pitboss John J. Baccus, 51, at the Horseshoe Club during a disturbance last September. Dist. Judge John Sexton imposed a 1 to 14 year prison term.
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Dist
John Sexton
Robert Duane Aulwes
Mesquite Ave
John J. Baccus
Horseshoe Club
Parking Bond Issue Aims to Expand Downtown Parking
City wide campaign to back a proposed parking bond in Las Vegas runs through election day led by the Citizens' Committee of 100. Brochures will mail to all voters. endorsements sought from unions businesses and clubs. The plan centers on Step Up and Vote for a Greater Las Vegas with TV appearances to explain the proposal. The bond would fund two downtown high rise parking structures.
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Harry Allen
Citizens’ Committee of 100
Allen
Committee of 100
Las Vegas
Chamber of Commerce
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