Zero-Based Budgeting Advocated At Parks Congress
Kenneth Langbell reports at Las Vegas where Donald Anderson of Exe cutive Action Inc explained zero based budgeting to seven thousand attendees of the Congress for Recreation and Parks. He warned that rapid spending growth yields diminishing returns and outlined steps from objective setting to a decision package, noting early success in government under Carter and cautions about misapplication.
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Ken Langbell
SUN
Congress For Recreation and Parks
Las Vegas
Donald Anderson
Executive Action Inc
Santa Ana
Calif
Anderson
Ziegfeld
Mgm Grand Hotel
Parks and Recreation Department
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Reagan Speaks At LV Conclave
Former California governor Ronald Reagan will address the Door and Hardware Institute convention at the Sahara Space Center Las Vegas on Wednesday. The closed speech, not open to the public, follows his Las Vegas appearance last week at a surgical instrument makers meeting.
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SUN
California
Ronald Reagan
Las Vegas
Door and Hardware Institute
DHI
Sahara Hotel Space Center
Reagan
Donald Day
Republican Party
Gerald Ford
American Society For Architectural Hardwareite Consultants
ASAC
National Builders Hardware Association
NBHA
Day
Kathy Saxe
John E. Baschane
LV Man 21 Given Life Term for Desert Murder
A Las Vegas man, Terry Glenn Mortensen, 21, was sentenced to life in prison by District Court Judge Charles Thompson after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the Feb. 24 death of Robert Louis Kebschull. The killing occurred during an argument over a girlfriend near Potosi Mine and Pahrump roads.
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Las Vegas
Desert
Terry Glenn Mortensen
Yucca Ave
Charles Thompson Mortensen
Robert Louis Kebschull
Kebschull
Potosi
Pahrump
Mortensen
Curious Three Month Kitten Seeks New Home in Las Vegas
A 3 month old male cat at the Las Vegas Animal Shelter is available for adoption for 1 dollar. The kitten peeks around corners, inviting potential new owners to meet him.
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Las Vegas
Arizona man pleads innocent to drug charges in district court
Gilbert Portillo, 39, of Tucson, pleaded innocent in district court to furnishing and possessing marijuana for sale. Judge John Mendoza set trials for Nov 21 and Nov 28. Portillo, free on bail, was represented by Jeff Shaner after narcotics agents stopped him Aug 29 following a pursuit from Nogales, Mexico, and found 125 pounds of marijuana in his vehicle.
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Arizona
Gilbert Portillo
Tucson
John Mendoza
Portillo
Jeff Shaner
Nogales
Mexico
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Jay” Talbert
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