Clark County considers scalping ordinance after Elton John show
A proposed Clark County ordinance would ban selling public performance tickets for more than their printed price and require admission prices on tickets. Drafted by Deputy DA James M. Bartley, the measure proposes up to six months in jail and a $500 fine for violators.
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Secret Service veteran urges tougher gun laws in Congress
Rufus Youngblood former Secret Service deputy director who protected Jacqueline Kennedy urged the Senate Government Operations Committee to pass stricter gun control measures He said eliminating handguns would boost presidential safety Joining him were Sen Edward Kennedy and Robert Morgenthau The debate also touched on President Ford’s crowd handling and overall protection limits in modern times
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Ashton Revue Opens in Flamingo Hilton Parisian Room
Barry Ashton presents Vive Paris Vive at the Flamingo Hilton in a remodeled Parisian Room with lavish sets and a Parisian cast. The show runs nightly at 10 p.m. and 12 30 a.m. with additional 2 a.m. show Saturdays and is dark Mondays. Lovelace Watkins and Charlie Callas continue a four week engagement through Oct 15.
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Post Troubles Two Unions Join Washington Post Strike
Two more unions joined the week-old pressmen walkout at the Washington Post on Tuesday while union editorial employees voted a third time to continue working. The narrow 270 to 251 Guild vote highlighted divisions within the News Guild.
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Skimming Alleged at Harding Napa Flea Market Trial
Former accountant Charles Siegrist testified that cash shortages at Harry N. Harding’s Napa flea market averaged $50,000 a year over five years, suggesting the owner skimmed funds to fund a potential divorce settlement. The case ties these figures to motives for hiring a killer for Harding’s wife. The testimony followed a four hour session where a compromise failed and unions at the nearby Post continued a walkout amid strike tensions.
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