Judge Foley Urges New Jail Overhaul in Clark County
U S District Judge Roger D Foley urged city and county officials to study building a new jail with more courtroom space while declining to order immediate changes in inmate medical care. He warned of possible court action if conditions worsen and noted plans for a new courthouse bond issue.
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Recall in North Las Vegas delays mayoral swearing in
Certification of the recall results for North Las Vegas is pending a 10 day contest window. Judge Ray Davies will become mayor along with Council members Tom Brown and Cynthia Baumann, replacing Bud Cleland Wendell Waite and Dan Gray. If uncontested the swearing in could occur Oct 15.
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Las Vegas Sun Editorial Staff and Masthead
The Las Vegas Sun lists its editorial leadership with H M Greenspun as editor and publisher and Ray Germain and David Greenspun as vice presidents. Ruth O Kane serves as secretary and Barbara Greenspun as treasurer. The paper notes mailing details, advertising, and circulation affiliations. Subscriptions run monthly rates 4.00 daily and 6.60 by mail, with payment in advance.
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Las Vegas Building Boom Seen Surging in 1976
Las Vegas expects a record year with more than 175 million dollars in new construction in the fiscal year ending next June, up from 76 million the prior year. Deputy supervisor Clay Hymer cites steady population growth, pre-sold tract housing, and favorable interest rates as drivers, with six month permits totaling 35.7 million dollars. Projects include the Dayton Hudson shopping center, Collins Construction Spanish Oaks development, and a 24 story hotel beside Lady Luck Casino.
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Eye injuries from car batteries alarm doctors in Las Vegas
Dr. Timothy Holekamp warned at the 81st annual meeting of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology that battery explosions cause most eye injuries when people stare into cells at night with lit matches. He cited a jump from 3000 to over 8000 injuries in recent years.
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Accused Sniper Freed After Bail Posted in Vegas Case
Dennis L. Denning, accused of firing from the 10th floor into a pool area and parking lot at the Vegas Towers, is released on seven thousand dollar bail after doctors testify he is not dangerous. Judge vacated a hundred thousand dollar bail and reinstated seven thousand. Denning faces charges of attempted shooting and possession of a controlled substance.
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