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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1976
Page
8
The Human Resource Development Corporation in conjunction with Sheriff Ralph Lamb and the Metropolitan Police Department sponsors a diversion conference at the Tropicana Hotel from October 4 to 6.
The Nevada Chapter of the American Public Works Association presented Las Vegas Valley Water District with a Project of the Year plaque for the Otto Underhill Reservoir completed last year at West Charleston Boulevard and Buffalo Drive. The district also approved a $28,000 yearly liability insurance bid from Transamerica, a $592,397 Rainbow Boulevard transmission main contract to Langley Construction, and condemnation plans for a new reservoir at Torey Torrey Pines and Lake Mead Boulevards. Curtis Park Manor water supply agreement lapse left emergency service cut off for the 15 acre subdivision owned by Farley M Anderson.
Robert D. Partridge of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association urged eight state rural power officials to combat anti-nuclear lobbying with vigorous advocacy. He called for rapid coal and nuclear expansion and a national power grid to ease unemployment and inflation, while pushing for balanced air and water regulations and consumer protections.
A life sentence inmate, Gary H. Krueger, filed a federal suit seeking more than 30 million in compensatory damages and 100 thousand in punitive damages per detective against Chuck Lee Joseph McGuckin and Burton Lewes. He alleges he invoked his right to remain silent during questioning about a hatchet death at Bunker Brothers Mortuary and that the confession violated his right to a fair trial. The case targets three Metro detectives for alleged rights violations during interrogation.
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