Smog of chlorine cloud hangs over Henderson area
A SUN front‑page style critique alleges a deadly chlorine cloud from eight Henderson chemical plants affects children and residents. It notes long running studies by the APCD, limited regulation, and minimal action despite past plant incidents and EPA guidelines.
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Henderson
Air Pollution Control Division
APCD
Clark County Health Department
APCC
Don Arkell
Janette Smith
Mike Naylor
Las Vegas Valley
Stauffer
Ravenholt
Federal
Envionmental Protection Agency
EPA
Titanium Metals
Kerr McGee Chemical Company
Study Aims to Slash Overhead in Las Vegas Municipal Court
A Sun survey shows municipal court revenue rising and expenses climbing since 1965, with profits shrinking. Bruce Spaulding warns external factors limit cost control as John Bramble plans a 10 week workflow study in court clerk areas to improve efficiency and stabilize finances.
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Bruce Spaulding
Las Vegas City Hall
SUN
Spaulding
Department of Business Affairs
John Bramble
SUN Survey
Las Vegas
United Way Sets $1,505,600 Goal For Nevada Campaign
The United Way of Southern Nevada launched its 1976 campaign at the Sahara Hotel with a goal of 1,505,600. Chairman Perry Lieber said the target is challenging but attainable with community support. 26.4 percent of the goal had been reached, leaving 1,107,319 still to raise. Entertainment included Vic Damone and others. the first luncheon will be aired live on KLAS TV 8 Oct. 6.
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United Way of
Southern
Nevada
Sahara Hotel
Perry Lieber
Vic Damone
Peter Anthony
Marty Shadin
Tyler Murrary
Charlie Shaffer
Fred Lewis
Summa Corp
Klas-Tv
SUN Youth Forum Topics Sought From Local High School Students
County juniors and seniors are invited to suggest discussion topics for the Las Vegas SUN Youth Forum to be held December 2 in the Convention Center East Hall Annex. A deadline of October 18 applies for topic submissions.
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Las Vegas Sun
SUN Youth Forum
East Hall
Convention Center
Klas-Tv
Williams Receives Eight-Year Term for Circus Circus Robbery
District Judge Howard W. Babcock sentenced Tommy Lynn Williams, 24, to eight years in Nevada State Prison after a guilty plea to robbery and use of a deadly weapon. The alleged June 11 robbery occurred in the Circus Circus Hotel parking lot and a related charge was dismissed as part of the plea deal.
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Howard W. Babcock
Tommy Lynn Williams
Nevada
Prize Mounts To 1550 In SUN Cashword Contest
The Sun announces next week's Cashword contest offers a $1550 prize for subscribers and $775 for non subscribers. It explains the solution hints for clues numbered across and down, clarifying word choices like REJECTED, DINING, SHIN, GOOD, TWO, NOUGAT, HERO, TALK and ROUSING with brief reasoning.
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SUN
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