Irish Trip Blues: Lynch Bills Stir Nevada Outcry
Former North Las Vegas city manager Clay Lynch faced scrutiny as the city sought $1,121 in reimbursements for expenses incurred during a Ireland trip and a Las Vegas hospital blood test. The State Board of Examiners delayed payment pending inquiry into possible misappropriation and bond coverage, amid calls for a formal investigation.
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UPI
Clay Lynch
North Las Vegas
Ireland
Lynch
Sunrise Hospital
Las Vegas
State Board of Examiners
O'Callaghan
Crane resigns as LA office chief of Feds strike force
Richard P. Crane Jr announced in Las Vegas he will resign as attorney in charge of the Justice Department Organized Crime and Racketeering strike force regional office in Los Angeles. He cites a life crossroads and says he may seek private practice or a Los Angeles district attorney post. Michael De Feo will succeed him November 1, and James Duff will head Nevada operations.
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Richard P
Dick) Crane Jr
Las Vegas
U. S. Department of Justice Organized Crime and Racketeering
Strike Force
Los Angeles
Crane
Justice Department
Los Angeles County Board
Joe Busch
Michael de Feo
Kansas City
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Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
West Texas
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
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Fremont
Riviera
Frank Sinatra
James Duff
Peter Milano
Min
Newspaper staff and operation details for Lostages SUN
Published mornings by Lostages SUN Inc at 121 S Highland Ave Las Vegas NV 89106. Lists executive staff and departments, postal status, national advertising reps, associations, and subscription rates with payment in advance.
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Lostages Sun, Inc
S. Highland Ave
Eges
Nevada
H Greenspan
Ray Germain
David Green
Ruthe
Deskin
Barbara
Greenspan
Burt Bay
Les Ritchie
Bryn Armstrong
Dave Grubnick
Bill Guthrie
Versiellen
Douglas Ritchie
Las Vegas
National
Ward Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Angeles
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Nevada State Press Association
American Newsp
Special Committee Studies Anti-Scalping Ordinance
A special committee appointed by Mayor Bill Briare will study a proposed anti scalping ordinance in Las Vegas. Commissioner Ron Lurie and Roy Wooster will craft recommendations to require price printing on tickets and deem selling above face value a misdemeanor while preserving hotel wholesale sales. The panel will also review counterfeiting concerns raised by Commissioner Myron Leavitt amid past sidewalk scalping at events including Elton John at the Convention Center.
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Bill Briare
Las Vegas
Ron Lurie
Roy Wooster
Myron Leavitt
Teen Girls Escape Would-Be Rapists In Las Vegas
Las Vegas police seek two suspects after two teen girls, ages 17 and 18, were targeted in separate incidents Tuesday. One girl fought off a sexual assault near a 7-Eleven on Lake Mead Boulevard, the other was forced into a car at gunpoint and attacked in a nearby vacant lot. no shots were fired. The assailant in the first case may be the same man involved in a September 24 molestation nearby.
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Lake Mead Blvd
Mirin murder trial faces delays as testimony starts next week
Bill Mirin 60 owner of Strip Cab Company, stands trial for the Sept 25 1974 killing of Mel Wolford 39 at Charlie's Bar 1511 S Main St. Twelve jurors were chosen Wednesday with both sides challenging many jurors delaying testimony in Judge Paul Goldman’s courtroom.
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Cab Company
Bill Mirin
Mirin
Mel Wolford
Charlie's Bar
S. Main St
Strip Cab Company
Paul Goldman
SNMH Considers Six Firms for 10 Million Hospital Expansion
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital trustees heard cost and time proposals from six architectural groups for a planned 10 million expansion. Firms suggested bids of 550000 to 680000, with DMJM as a long time SNMH contractor. decision postponed to October 17 for Hyatt Medical Management input.
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Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
SNMH
Gruen Associates
DMJM
Henningson, Durham and Richardson
Welles, Tate and Kennedy
Simonds Associates
U.R.S
Jack Miller and Associates
James McDaniel Co
Hyatt Medical
Dmjm Corporation
Landlady Sues Elton John Over Damages
Los Angeles landlady Iris Schirmer sues rock star Elton John for 70 000 dollars claiming damages to a home rented for 42 000 dollars for one year. She seeks 20 000 for repairs and 50 000 for lost rentals alleging cigarette hole damage to a rug and other harm to furnishings walls and floors after John moved out.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Elton John
Iris Schirmer
John
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