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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1975

Page

13

Scoring the Scholar Programs Benefit Gifted and Slow Students

Editor notes how Scoring the Scholar examines Special Education programs for academically talented and learning challenged students. The district expands from elementary to junior highs with mainstreaming and resource centers for targeted instruction. Mentors and community volunteers aid gifted students while specialists guide remediation, focusing on creative thinking and process over rote mastery.

Ardis Coffman SUN Judi Kandel Tippi Reid Randal Red Rock

Gifted and Special Education Programs in Local Schools

The district runs 16 units for academically talented students across 36 schools from kindergarten to eighth grade and 80 special education classes in 56 schools. Students are identified by tests, psychological exams, and teacher referrals, with tailored diagnostic plans and small classes.

Randal

Las Vegas union warns against layoffs in consolidation fight

Las Vegas City Employees Protective Association plans court action over job cuts tied to the city's consolidation with Clark County. They cite 40 legal points and warn about 1,150 city and 1,150 county jobs at risk, amid concerns over SB 601 and seniority rules.

Las Vegas City Brown Leavitt Bob McPherson Angus Maceachern U.S. Supreme Court McPherson

United Way Fund Reaches $530,802 in Early Campaign

More than 100 United Way volunteers attended a luncheon at the Stardust Hotel where campaign chairman William S. Weinberger announced that week one contributions totaled $530,802 toward a $1,385,056 goal. Winners in the Guess the body beautiful secrets of Totie Fields contest were Kathleen M. Thelen Chuck Niedrich Bernice S. Dunn and Mrs Donovan L. Jones. Betty Hansen was honored for outstanding volunteer work. The second report luncheon is set for 4 p.m. October 14 at the Thunderbird Hotel Goldfield room.

United Way Stardust Hotel William S. Weinberger Totie Fields Kathleen M. Thelen Chuck Niedrich Bernice S. Dunn Donovan L. Jones Betty

North Las Vegas weighs tougher trash rules and wing project

The city council introduced a stiff garbage ordinance requiring 33 gallon containers with fly tight lids and penalties rising to 500 dollars for violations. It also approved a new city hall wing bid range from 709202 to 836700 dollars and extended a liquor license while naming battalion chief in the fire department.

Las Vegas Las Vegas City Hall Zanzibar, Inc Doodley Jack Perry Marilyn Hamilton Recreation and Parks Advisory Board Hamilton Sid Boddy Myron Kimball

EOB Receives Food Funds for Clark County

The Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County will get a 31000 grant and provide food services for about 1600 low income families in the Las Vegas area announced by Gov. Mike O Callaghan.

Carson City UPI Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County Las Vegas Area Mike O'Callaghan

Clark County Denies Escorts Licenses in Three Applications

Clark County Commissioners denied licenses for Playgirl Escorts Showgirl Escorts and Femmes De Nuit after hearings citing policing concerns questionable ownership and capital. Attorneys argued the licenses may be lawful and should be issued. No Showgirl Escorts representative attended and owners are David Spleen Michael Washington and Jerry Watson faced the decision.

Clark County Sheriff's Licensing Department Alan Andrews Femmes de Nuit Commission Nevada Supreme Court Andrews Jerry Watson David Spleen Michael Washington

Priest Granted Permit to Hold Church Services at Tavern

Clark County Commission approves a one year use permit for Father Benjamin J Franzinelli to conduct regular Sunday services at the Sundancer on Boulder Highway. Bar screened from meeting area. church to be built nearby within a year.

Clark County Commission Boulder Highway Benjamin J.franzinelli Sundancer Clark Planning Commission Las Vegas

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Mittee UNLV SUN Local News Maccarchern Maceachern United Way Fund Walt Reno Betty Hansen Ms. Hansen Central Telephone Co Nsw Dan Gray Gray Hank Posner Posner EOB
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