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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1962
Page
3
Clark County Building Department reports September permits up 275 from 1961 with valuation rise of 9.44 million dollars. Year to date 1962 leads nine months of 1961 by 1 356 permits and 35.66 million valuation. Permits total 3 025 in first nine months valued at 63.66 million.
The Las Vegas Sun publishes mornings at 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada with H M Greenspun as editor and publisher and a full corporate staff. The notice lists officers including Ray Germain Norman White Barbara Greenspun and Ah M Greenspun along with desk editors and managers. The paper is a member of United Press International and several press associations and carries daily and monthly subscription rates.
District No. 3 of the Nevada State Nurses Association met at a dinner to outline plans for the upcoming State Convention to be hosted here November 2 and 3. State president Helen Bakken spoke on the Detroit convention. Committees include Program and Printing Victoria Andem Jean Rambo Mrs Sparlock Helen Bakken. Exhibits Pav Dowd others to be appointed. Banquet Ruth Prine Fern Hodson. hostess Evelyn Blake.
The largemouth bass has an upper jaw reaching behind the eye, while the smallmouth bass shows the upper jaw extending to about the center of the eye pupil. This distinction helps differentiate the two species.
The SUN promotes a Learn-A-Language offer exclusive for Southern Nevada featuring seven languages Spanish French German Russian Japanese Italian Hebrew a special English course and the historical record of astronaut John Glenn making his first flight. The languages are marketed as easy to learn and available through a daily coupon in the SUN.
Carson City prepares to open bids October 18 for a traffic signal at Convention Center drive and Paradise road on the Las Vegas Strip. The system, traffic actuated with vehicle counts and pedestrian control, includes a manually controlled sequence for peak traffic near Convention Hall. It will be the seventh such installation under the state highway contract, with Second and Kietske in east Reno the only other current example.
Le Grand Bennion said the National Park Service plans to withdraw a 40 acre Death Valley parcel from mining laws. The site includes Devil s Hole an underground pool home to a unique desert fish species. Notices will appear in the Federal Register and be posted in Reno and Las Vegas offices.
Gray Line driver Hal Morgan found a ladies purse on his bus containing a five figure sum. He was commended for returning it and said he had to shave every morning. He received a ten shilling reward.
Las Vegas officials face a fresh clash with Clark County Sanitation District One over a 90 acre annexation on Arville Road. District filed for a temporary restraining order, set to expire Oct 12, contending the area is not contiguous to the city limits. Mayor, commissioners, and City Attorney Whitmore defend contiguity citing a 1950 court ruling.
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