Nevada Power Company holds annual stockholders meeting
The 56th annual Nevada Power Company stockholders meeting in Las Vegas drew over 875 percent of its 1 170 000 shares with directors Reid Gardner Cyril S Wengert Elmer F Johnson Melvin E Lundberg M M Sweeney Arthur M Smith and C L Ronnow elected. Gardner announced a 37 million three year construction budget including two steam electric plants, the first 85 000 kilowatt unit due June 1964 costing 11 million on Vega Valley Road. A 110 000 kilowatt unit will be built starting 1963 to cover 1965 66 power needs. Net income for the year ending April 30 1962 fell about 140 000 from 1961 but stronger early year revenues reduced the gap. Earnings are rising but expenses grow faster and a rate increase may be filed when appropriate.
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Stockholders of Nevada Power Company
Las Vegas
Reid Gardner
Cyril S. Wengert
Elmer F. Johnson
Melvin E. Lundberg
M. M. Sweeney
Arthur M. Smith
C. L. Ronnow
Gardner
Vegas Valley Road
Teens Against Cancer Day planned by Las Vegas youths
Las Vegas area teenagers will join the Cancer Day crusade in a Teen Day event on Saturday June 2. Organizers Steve Miller and Keith Austin anticipate 250 to 350 teen volunteers for the American Cancer Society sponsored Tag Day. They aim to support cancer control and earn the city’s respect for youth involvement with civic causes. Local radio and TV stations back the effort and invite teen volunteers by telephone.
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Las Vegas
Steve Miller
Keith Austin
Cochairmen
American Cancer Society
Young Miller
ACS Cancer Control Program
Keith
Austin
Milt Kray
News Veteran McClain Will Succeed Anselmo
Joe McClain, 47, named managing editor at Las Vegas SUN to replace Vince Anselmo who resigned for a hotel industry position. A 22 year news veteran, McClain has led city editing roles at the SUN since 1959 after working at Oroville Mercury and Las Vegas Review-Journal. He studied at USC and began in journalism in California and Idaho. He is married to Liz and they live with four children in North Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas Sun
H. M
Hank) Greenspun
Joe McClain
Vince Anselmo
McClain
The
SUN
Oroville
Calif
Mercury
Las Vegas
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Montana
California
University of Southern California
Los Angeles Examiner
Columbia Broadcasting System
Hollywood
Idaho Statesman
Boise
Idaho
Twin Falls
Telegram
Inglewood
Negotiations Stall At Continental Aviation Strike
In Toledo Ohio a three day old strike by 285 UAW Local 12 workers at Continental Aviation and Engineering Corp halted production. A company spokesman said no negotiations are expected before next week and picket lines surround the plant as the union seeks removal of a standard arbitration clause in the three year contract.
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Toledo, Ohio
UPI
Continental Aviation and Engineering Corp
United Auto Workers Local 12
Dentist Sign Prompts Pun About Teeth
A St. Louis dentist displays a sign reading Be True to Your Teeth or They’ll Be False to You. The quip blends humor with dental care appeal for patients.
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ST. Louis
UPI
To Las Vegas The Most Beautiful Building in Nevada
A vivid description highlights Las Vegas as home to a contender for Nevada’s most striking architecture. The piece praises design, scale, and the city’s evolving skyline, inviting readers to view the landmark as a symbol of regional ambition.
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