SNMH Gets AMA Backing for Four Year Pathology Residency
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital wins approval from the American Medical Association for a four year pathology residency program. The AMA cautions limited resident numbers to two and schedules a two year review. SNMH becomes the first Nevada hospital to receive the program and the first in a four state region to do so.
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Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
American Medical Association
SNMH
AMA
Willard Thompson
Dept. of Graduate Medical Education
Thompson
Nevada
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Memorial Day driving warning from Nevada Safety Council
The Nevada Safety Council urges motorists to avoid alcohol and sleep deprivation during the four day Memorial Day weekend. Howard Hill notes 70 traffic deaths in Nevada so far this year and warns the four day period could claim 625 to 725 lives nationwide with 27 000 to 32 000 injuries.
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Nevada Safety Council
Clark County
Washoe County
Howard Hill
Nevada
Hill
National Safety Council
Las Vegas Sun Masthead and Subscription Rates Display
The Las Vegas Sun lists staff roles including president vice president secretary treasurer and editors. It also notes service as a second class matter and provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday copies along with carrier and mail options.
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The
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South
Commerce St
Las Vegas
Nevada
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Jim Barrows
Tom Odiskin
Gerry Appleby
Douglas Ritchie
John Cavaness
Oan
Congress
Ward Griffin Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
NSU Search for New President Continues After Resignation
Nevada Southern University remains without a replacement for Dr. Donald Moyer as of July 1. Faculty nominations highlighted Dr. Tom White and Dr. Anthony Seville as top choices, with Dr. Mason also offered. Dr. Strahlem said no decision yet and an acting executive officer may be named by August 1 if no president is chosen.
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Nevada Southern University
Donald Moyer
NSU
Tom _ White
Anthony Seville
James I. Mason
Clark County
Richard Strahlem
Moyer
Robert Smith
Science Department
Jerry Crawford
Smith
Strahlem
the Sun
Woman Freed After Justice Court Hearing
Diana Mae Laxon of Paramount California was released yesterday on an attempted murder charge after her boyfriend refused to testify. Laxon allegedly shot Richard Pauwels with a shotgun when she found him with another woman. Pauwels wore a cast on his right arm and was later arrested on narcotics charges.
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Diana Mae Laxon
Paramount
Calif
Miss Laxon
Richard Pauwels
Pauwels
NLRB Begins Ballot Count At Test Site Worker Vote
NLRB field agent will count ballots cast by Reynolds Electrical and Engineering communications workers at the Nevada Test Site to decide if they want a union. The competing unions are the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Machinists International and Transport Workers of America.
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NLRB
National Labor Relations Board
Reynolds Electrical & Engineering Communications
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Machinists International
Transport Workers of America
Reynolds
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Las Vegas
Eg&g
Machinists
Reeco
REEC
TWU
Pan Am
Jackass Flats
Grand Lodge
Gift of growth for youth at Children’s Campus
Give Your Youngsters The Best Gift Of All An opportunity to mature to become self reliant to have a wealth of experiences and to enjoy a rich meaningful summer. The choice is easy call the Children s Campus 736-7272.
Indian Leader Urges Strike Over Indian Welfare
Melvin Thom, head of the Walker River Paiute Tribe and executive director of the National Indian Youth Council, called on Nevada federal employers of Indian descent to walk off on Friday to show support for poor Indians in Washington, D. C.
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Schurz
UPI
Melvin Thom
Nevada
Washington, D.C
Thom
Walker River Paiute Tribe
The
National Indian Youth Council
College graduates to dominate U.S. households by 1975
Statisticians estimate that by 1975 a majority of American households will include at least one college graduate, signaling a shift in education levels and social structure across the country.
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New York
United States
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Master Farriers
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William Treadwell
Spokane
Rockefeller
Faye Freeman
Sunfoto
Earl P. Gilday, SR
Palm Chapel
Our Lady of Las Vegas
Inglewood
California
George Schidlmeier
Palm Memorial Park
Esther Norton Henderson
Steve D. Lindsey Henderson
Donald S. Dickenson
Flushing, New York
Harley Poole
Robert McCoy
Eddie T. Yanabe
Earl E. Rawls
Henry K. Dooley
Dale Anderson
Scotland
Royal Philatelic Auction
Stardust Hotel
Jo Luny
Woolworth’s
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