Center Official Elected President of Centel and Subsidiaries
William G. Mitchell was elected president of Centel Telephone and Utilities Corp and its subsidiaries and will assume the post on November 15. Mitchell, 46, joins Centel from Beatrice Foods where he served as chairman and chief corporate officer. He also serves as a director of Northern Trust Corp and its Chicago subsidiary. Centel runs the nation’s fourth largest independent telephone system serving 1.6 million telephones in 10 states.
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William G. Mitchell
Central Telephone and Utilities Corp
Robert P. Reuss
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Beatrice Foods Co
Chicago
Centel
Nortrust Corp
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Northern Trust Co
License Deadline Nearing for Aladdin Official James Tanner
Nevada gaming officials said no co Suitability application has been filed by James Tanner entertainment director of the Aladdin Hotel. He has 10 days to file after a Sept 15 gaming board recommendation. The 30 day period ends Oct 15 with a five p.m. extension to Oct 17 if needed and possible penalties include fines removal or license revocation.
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James Tanner
Aladdin Hotel
Gaming Control Board
Nevada Gaming Commission
Tamer
Four Reappointments To Skilled Nursing Facility Board
Gov Mike O'Callaghan reappointed Edward J. Hanssen of Winnemucca Thomas R Stutchman of Fallon William Watts of Las Vegas and Ty Cobb of Reno to the Board of Skilled Nursing Facility Administrators. The action was announced in Carson City by UPI.
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UPI
Mike O'Callaghan
Edward J. Hanssen
Winnemucca
Thomas R Stutchman
Fallon
William Watts
Las Vegas
Ty Cobb
Reno
Strictly For Laughs Until 1970s Car Jokes Parade
A string of old timey quips about accidents and beer fueled misadventures. One line jokes feature a woman driver, a drunken driver, and a cop arresting a man who left the scene. The humor centers on misfortune and quick punchlines with social mockery.
Inmate acquitted on escape in Carson City
Marvin Jarvis, an inmate at the state prison, was acquitted by a district court jury of an escape charge. He testified he fled because he feared for his life and involvement in a prior incident with guards. He hid in a laundry truck June 1 and was captured south of the prison by a helicopter.
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UPD
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Carter seeks 1.04 billion for public broadcasting overhaul
President Carter asks Congress to authorize 1.04 billion over five years to strengthen public broadcasting and shield it from political pressure. He aims to reduce overlap among CPB PBS and NPR, improve journalistic independence, and boost public involvement while ending internal fighting.
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Carter
Congress
White House
Public Broadcasting
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Public Broadcasting Service
National Public Radio
CPB
PBS
NPR
Lionel van Deerlin
D-Calif
House
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Public Radio
Ernest Hollings
D-S.c
Senate Communications Subcommittee
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