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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1970
Page
3
Ruth Fyfe Elementary sixth graders perform Hap pening 70 tonight at 8 in the Little Theater of Western High School. The program includes acts from Oliver Hair and The Taming of the Shrew.
The Las Vegas Sun lists its editorial leadership including H M Greenspun as editor and publisher and Bryn Armstrong as executive editor. It notes circulation management, postal details, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with rates for monthly, quarterly, and annual plans.
A new colliery in the eastern Transvaal is under development and will rank among the world’s largest underground mining operations. It is planned to supply more than 8 million tons of coal annually.
Philip J. and Janice H. Levin of New Jersey applied to the Nevada Gaming Control Board for a license to hold nearly 10 percent of Parvin Dohrmann Co. which owns the Fremont Aladdin and Stardust casinos in Las Vegas. Levin, chairman of Transformation Development Co., has racing ties in Chicago, and Parvin Dohrmann plans to rename Recro Corp.
Dr. Mark L. Herman was named acting health officer for the District Health Department by Health Board Vice Chairman Charles Deaner. Herman succeeds Dr. Otto Ravenholt who leaves June 1 to campaign for Nevada’s lone U.S. House seat. Ravenholt praised for building a top Southwest health department. Herman, 3 children, holds MD from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons in Edinburgh and MPH from UNC. he previously led the Nevada State Division of Health Preventive Medicine and served as a flight surgeon in WWII.
Richard Ingle a 28 year old casino dealer was sentenced to six years in the Nevada State Prison this week on charges of assault with a deadly weapon He pled guilty to the charge and a second count of being an habitual criminal was dismissed The court refused defense pleas for leniency Pauline Taylor a 36 year old woman was the assaulted party
The Los Angeles Times reported Howard Hughes is close to signing an agreement to buy Los Angeles Airways Inc. The helicopter carrier serves routes to Los Angeles International, San Bernardino, Catalina Island, and Oxnard. Belvin and Hughes officials declined comment. The firm, founded in 1944, posted a net operating loss of 920000 on 3800000 gross revenues.
June 4 1970 marks the last day of the 1969 70 Clark County School District year per Associate Superintendent John Paul. Students attend at regular times but leave early for summer closing routines while teachers complete end of year tasks. Elementary report cards go home June 4 and seniors already have theirs. secondary final reports mail June 9.
Formosa reports its second 1969 rice crop at 1,082,363 metric tons, lifting total annual production to 2,518,363 tons, slight increase from 1968's 2,518,104 tons. The numbers reflect a small year over year gain in Taiwan's grain output.
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