Youths Discover Talents at Clark County Center
At the Clark County Juvenile Service Center youths with quick stays find purpose through arts crafts including painting weaving sculpture ceramics knitting and rug making. Arts director Dolores Hogan notes one to one work with helpers foster grandparent volunteers and community support help youths gain skills and confidence beyond the center.
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Clark County
Dolores Hogan
Zenoff Hall
Clark County Juvenile Court Service Center
Clark County Juvenile Court Services Center
UNLV Offers Dance Tax Religion Classes Through Continuing Ed
UNLV announces fall term courses from October 18 to 30 covering religion exploration including Religions of the World and tribal faiths, plus Exploring Southern Nevada map interpretation Zion and Cedar Breaks and other topics. Instructors include Rev. Fred Tiffany Thomas Turner Anne Wyman and Pat Leary with classes on tap dancing taxation and drawing. Registration information provided by the Division of Continuing Education.
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Nevada
Zion and Cedar Breaks
Fred Tiffany
Las Vegas
Thomas Turner
Nevada Archeological Survey
Zion National Park
Cedar Breaks National Monument
Anne Wyman
Pat Leary
Nora Cattaneo
Robert Nelson
The
Division of Continuing Education
Butz resignation judged a mistake by local businessman
Leonard Mason, owner of Mason Construction and Republican state chairman of the American Business Volunteers for Ford, argues Butz should not have resigned over racial remarks. He says jokes about race are common, the price of resignation too high, and that Ford’s chances in the election may not be hurt. He also condemns Carter for alleged club discrimination while calling Butz’s remarks ridiculous.
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Ray Davies
Reform
Shirley Hansell
CVT Gilbert
Ed von Tobel
von Tobel
Fay Herron
Jo Mackey
Bud
Cleland
Wendell G. Waite
Dan Gray
John Fadgen
Davies
Thomas Brown
Cynthia Baumann
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Leonard Mason
Mason Construction
Butz
Secretary of Agriculture
Mason
American Business Volunteers
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Deputy DA Ray Jeffers Returns to District Attorney Office
Chief Deputy Dist. Atty. Ray Jeffers has returned after an extended leave of absence. Jeffers has been a prosecutor in Las Vegas since 1963 and moved to Hawaii in May due to his wife's health, which has since improved.
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Atty
Ray Jeffers
District Attorney’s Office
Jeffers
Las Vegas
Hawaii
Job Reshuffling At LV City Hall
Las Vegas City Hall announces a minor reorganization in the Department of Business Activity after a Funds Coordination and Projects study. A new Division of License and Revenue will oversee business license processing revenue inspection and child nursery regulation with a division head and senior license inspector. parking enforcement clerks and a stenographer are added. New space and altered hours for delinquent licensees are planned. finance procedures will shift to support the expanded unit as licenses and gross sales rise. Bruce Spaulding notes further studies of other departments follow.
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Department of Business
Las Vegas City Hall
Department of Funds Coordination and Projects
License and Revenue
Bruce Spaulding
Department of Personnel
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