Brimmage Admits Skaggs Drug Store Robbery Murder
Bakersfield man Daniel Ray Brimmage 26 pleaded guilty in district court to two counts of robbery with a deadly weapon in the Skaggs Drug Store robbery at 1800 E Charleston Blvd. He admitted killing Las Vegas cab driver John Mangeris after a separate Lincoln County murder trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ray Brimmage
Bakersfield
Calif
Las Vegas
John Mangeris
Skaggs
Brimmage
Charles Manson
James Brennan
Charleston Blvd
Ray Jeffers
Brennan
Jeffers
Mangeris
Betty
Lincoln County
Merlyn Hoyt
Pioche
Banks Target Their Own Customers for Growth
Financial consultant James J. Hubbard told Bank Marketing Association bankers in Las Vegas that banks can nearly double savings deposits by expanding from their current customers. He cited 20-50 percent of checking customers not saving at the same bank and urged cross selling of services to boost consumer credit and total banking relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Capital Financial
James J. Hubbard
Las Vegas
Hubbard
Bank Marketing Association
Las Vegas Convention Center
Hubbard and Associates
Commission Moves On Job Exemptions In Las Vegas Police
Eight Metropolitan Police Department posts were exempted from civil service rules by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Commission. The panel cited Nevada Revised Statutes granting exemption power. Other actions include renewing a Diebold maintenance contract and purchasing jail supplies and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Police Department
Civil Service
Las Vegas
Supreme Mattress
Atc-American
Allied
Las Vegas Principals Attend National Conference in Washington
Three Las Vegas elementary principals Neil C. Twitchell Gene Ward Elementary School Stuart Reid Vegas Verdes and Dr Leore Cobbley George E Harris met President Gerald Ford in Washington DC during the National Association of Elementary School Principals conference. Reid leads the Nevada Association of Elementary Principals and Twitchell serves as president-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Washington, D.C
National Association of
Gerald Ford
Neil C. Twitchell
Gene Ward
Stuart Reid
Vegas Verdes
Leore Cobbley
George E. Harris
Reid
Nevada Association of Elementary Principals
Twitchell
Fitzpatrick Rape Case Goes To Jury Thursday
A Clark County jury will begin deliberations in the case of 25 year old Michael Fitzpatrick charged with raping a woman after allegedly coercing her with threats to kill her boyfriend. He is accused of extorting 500 dollars and forcing a sexual encounter after demanding three wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Fitzpatrick
Tapatrick
Fitzpatrick
Clark County
Fitzpatrik
Safeway
Tiberti Wins East Hall Expansion Bid for LV Convention Center
J A Tiberti Construction Company of Las Vegas was the apparent low bidder on the Las Vegas Convention Center East Hall expansion a $9 million project with a base bid of $6.7 million and a total bid of $7.745 million after seven alternates. Eight firms submitted bids with George G Brookman Construction Smith Universal Corrao Construction Sheehy Construction Sierra Construction Sletten Construction Del E Webb and Zuni Construction among them. The project adds 202000 square feet of exhibit space to attract large conventions including National Homebuilders and the award will be decided at the Oct 14 convention authority meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Tiberti Construction Company of
Las Vegas
East Hall
Las Vegas Convention Center
Tiberti
Poration
Sletten Construction Company
del E. Webb Corporation
Zuni Construction
Gene Stephens
Convention Center
National Homebuilders
Convention Authority
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Swing OF
Southern Nevada
Bob Krause
Walkathon
March of Dimes
Scott Hafen
Garside
Gibson
Nevada Supreme Court
al Gunderson
Art Land
Nevada Jaycees
Jaycees
Blue Diamond Recreation Association
Desert Inn Road
Statewidf
LV Convention Center
George G. Brookman Construction
Smith Universal Construction
Corrao Construction
Sheehy Construction Company
Sierra Construction Cor
Big George
Lublin
Nevada
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