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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1977

Page

5

Unions Decline Cited By NAM Leader In Las Vegas

R Heath Larry president of the National Association of Manufacturers warned that only one in four workers belong to unions and blamed management for past gains. He argued unions failed as workplace democracies and linked current unpopularity to rising employer costs. He criticized a Labor Reform Bill for favoring unions and slowing administration, saying it could boost inflation. Larry spoke at a joint session of Industrial Relations Group and Western States Association executives in Las Vegas.

SUN America Las Vegas R. Heath Larry National Association of Manufacturers Larry U.S. Steel Congress National Industrial Council Western States Association Executives Council Washington, D.C Frontier Hotel Agosto Bybee US Department of Justice Board of Immigration Appeals Hufstedler Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Tropicana Hotel Mitzi Briggs

City Eyes Energy Saving Plan For Lights And Water

TRICIA WHITE reports city commissioners will review a draft energy conservation plan by municipal services director Joseph Cathcart. The proposal includes reducing lighting energy with 30 to 40 percent savings from sodium lamps and expanding automatic water sprinklers, plus an employee carpool and fleet maintenance program.

SUN Joseph Cathcart Cathcart Bill Purvis Ed Fountain Motors Silver State Disposal

Southwest Gas rate hike approved for northern Nevada

The Nevada Public Service Commission authorized a 12 percent rate increase for Southwest Gas Corp serving about 23,000 customers in rural northern Nevada. A conservation plan and inverted-rate proposal were urged for future filings, while Sierra Pacific Power Co. awaits continued scrutiny on its coal plant phase and scrubber compliance.

Carson City UPI State Public Service Commission Southwest Gas Corp Nevada Janet MacDonald Southwest U.S Southwest Gas Sierra Pacific Power Co Reno Reno- Sparks Miss MacDonald Commission Robert Crowell Sierra

Nevada Officials to Testify at Federal Health Insurance Meeting

Three Nevada officials Dr. John Carr state health officer Dick Rottman insurance commissioner and Myrl Nygren director of state health planning will testify Thursday at a federal HEW meeting in Las Vegas to gather views on national health insurance. The session runs 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Room 6-2 Las Vegas Convention Center East Wing. Public speakers welcome on a first come basis. Written comments may be sent to HEW Region IX Aida Price Room 433 50 United Nations Plaza San Francisco by Oct 26.

Nevada John Carr Dick Rottman Myrl Nygren Las Vegas Convention Center East Wing Daniel M. Sprague U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Region IX Aida Price United Nations Plaza San Francisco Calif

Attorney Bybee Defends Integrity Amid Agosto Dispute

United Press International reports Nevada attorney Shannon Bybee, ex Gaming Control Board member, defends his ethics after Tropicana financier Joe Agosto alleges malfeasance. Agosto faces Gaming Commission scrutiny over suitability, admits loan and investment concerns, while Bybee denies Tropicana representation and cites past credibility questions about Agosto.

United Press International Shannon Bybee Nevada Gaming Control Board Bybee Joe Agosto Tropicana Hotel Folies Bergere Nevada Gaming Commission Agosto Nevada Bar Association Tropicana

Water District Insurance Hike Approved in Las Vegas

The Las Vegas Valley Water District approves a 42 percent rise in liability insurance renewing with Larsh Kellogg Insurance Agency and Aetna Casualty. Directors cite external appraisals from 1973 1974 and plan a full district study later. The board also awards a 5 million umbrella policy to Transamerica for 32000 annually and sells a 10 foot property strip to Campbell Pumping Station for 9900. A 3751 credit is granted for conductor casing in a new well.

Las Vegas Valley Transamerica Insurance Co Campbell Lamb Boulevard Flamingo Road Nevada Highway Department

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