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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1966
Page
9
Las Vegas city officials will study a shift from a flat sewer connection fee to a use based schedule. The plan would raise charges for casinos laundries restaurants and theatres while reducing single family home connections. High rise and office building fees would rise with floors and fixtures while apartment rates stay unchanged.
Las Vegas shows spotlight Kaye Ballard as a swinging lounge favorite with satirical routines and song numbers. The feature notes her June return at the T Bird and highlights other entertainment headlines from the Sands and Flamingo circuits alongside TV guest spots and club acts.
Reno report outlines court modernization proposed by Dean George Bell of the University of Idaho. He advocates similar qualifications for municipal judges and justices of the peace as district judges, backed by a commission selection system in Idaho and a constitutional amendment path for Nevada. Idaho already pursues abolished elections in favor of a commission selection process.
Negotiations resume Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Riviera Hotel for a strike at the Nevada Test Site involving Reynolds Electrical and Engineering and locals 357 and 525. The 700 workers walked off July 1 under a no contract no work policy as mediators discuss travel time subsistence pay higher wages and scope of work rules.
Dudley Evans former Nevada Southern University instructor has been promoted to captain with the 427th Civil Affairs Company. He now advises Henderson Economic Opportunity and trains psychological warfare for the U S Army Reserve. The Nevada brief includes other local civic notices.
The German Shepherd Dog Club of Southern Nevada offers 14 week obedience classes at Las Vegas High School basement Frazier Hall starting Monday night at 7 30. Registration week and graduation final. Diplomas and trophies for top trained dogs. Club formed April 1963 and grew rapidly. Regular meetings every third Friday with programs. Fall AKC show planned for November 12. Breeds registry with photos and pedigrees. contact 382 5728 or 736 4585 for details.
In district court yesterday a default judgment of 2710.13 was entered against Vegasland Family Fun Park and Albert C Gan. The suit references an ongoing dispute from previous years and marks a final court ruling in the case.
In a Vegas dateline Paul Price mocks Nevada figure Laxalt for apologizing to J Edgar Hoover after Democratic officials likened FBI wiretapping to Nazism. He questions the timing and motives amid ongoing surveillance controversies and political tensions.
In a sharp exchange, Laxalt condemns reliance on Hoover's authority while criticizing federal crime fighting. He balances support for fighting organized crime with suspicion of federal intrusion and FBI involvement in Nevada affairs.
The columnist jokes about a Dodgers versus Orioles series and notes Koufax would be ideal for the team. He mentions Sawyer as the governor and playfully labels the others as good guys versus bad guys.
Sawyer vows noncooperation with Hoover amid federal invasion claims in Nevada, comparing it to Nazism. Laxalt offers apologies, challenging FBI privacy intrusions and stressing personal privacy over agency snooping.
Gen. David Elazar Israel’s Northern Army commander will speak at the Jack Entratter Com mendation Dinner on Oct. 16 at the Sands Hotel for the Israel Bond drive. Entratter to receive the Prime Minister's medal for service to Israel's economic development and care of two homes for needy children. Reservations: 384-5079.
A suspect caught breaking into a residence on Las Vegas Boulevard. four other thefts occurred unseen around the city. Raymond T. Karan, 43, detained after brandishing a pocket knife during a rear door attempt at 231 Boulevard. Stolen items include a boy statue, microphones, and jewelry. no forced entry signs noted. Passport theft reported from Mrs Karl Maier’s Westland home. temple losses cited at Temple Beth Sholom.
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