Las Vegas considers bathhouse license amid controversy
The Las Vegas City Commission will review Baxter Boulet’s July 20 bathhouse license application at the Oct. 20 meeting. The proposal seeks a facility at 2309 Las Vegas Blvd. South, formerly Sultan's Palace Massage Parlor, with services described as bath and washing of the body by female attendants. City officials opened a 90 day Metro Police investigation, with a probable recommendation to deny, citing environmental impact concerns and risk of brothel-like misrepresentation.
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Las Vegas
Ira Britt
Baxter Boulet
Sultan's Palace
Boulet
Las Vegas Blvd
City Commission
Britt
Metropolitan Police Department
Metro Police
Briare
Steady Flow For Flu Shots In Clark County Clinic
More than 5,000 area residents received swine flu vaccines over three days at the Clark County Health Department clinic with wait times about ten minutes. No serious side effects reported. common reactions include sore arms and headaches. The program, funded by the federal government, vaccinates elderly and sick first, with others aged 18 to 60. Separate clinics were held in Mesquite and Overton, and additional vaccine distribution to private doctors continues.
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Clark County Health Department
Dorothy Miller
Miller
Health District
Mesquite
Overton
City Attorneys To Study U S Massage Controls
About 600 city attorneys from across the nation will meet at the Aladdin Hotel Sunday through Wednesday for the National Institute of Municipal Law Offices 41st annual conference. Las Vegas City Attorney Carl Lovell will speak on ordinance drafting to avoid court challenges and other sessions cover housing safety curfews and municipal finances. Senator Howard Cannon and former city attorney Lovell are among speakers as topics include residency rules for workers and labor relations.
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Aladdin Hotel
Stitute
Municipal Law Offices
Las Vegas
Carl Lovell
Lovell
American Judges Association
American Bar Association
Burt Deutsch
Louisville, Ky
Montgomery County
Howard Cannon
Cannon
Flamkin Pleads Guilty in Valley Bank Holdup
Harry L. Flamkin 43 of Columbus Ohio pleaded guilty in federal court to the September 8 Valley Bank Branch robbery at 200 Convention Center Drive. He admitted drinking eight hours prior and said a tear gas device exploded in a taxi when he fled with $1102. He washed tear gas from his eyes in a tavern restroom and was arrested shortly after. The money was recovered. Sentencing set for November 12 with concurrent Nevada case to be transferred. government suggests sentences not exceed 10 years.
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Harry L. Flamkin
Columbus
Ohio
Roger D. Foley
Flamkin
Valley Bank
Convention Center Drive
Nevada
Nevada Public Service Commission to Hear Southwest Gas Rate Increase
The Nevada Public Service Commission will hold a public hearing in Carson City on October 22 regarding Southwest Gas Corp's request to raise natural gas rates by 1.8 million dollars for Northern Nevada customers.
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Carson City
UPS
Nevada Public Service Commission
Southwest Gas Corp
Nevada
Car dealer pleads innocent in forged death benefit case
Ralph Gentile Jr. and James J. Megna pleaded innocent in federal court to charges tied to a scheme that allegedly cashed forged death benefit checks totaling about 500000. They appeared before U.S. Magistrate Joseph Ward who set November 8 as trial date. The six count indictment accuses transporting stolen securities aiding and abetting and conspiracy.
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Ralph Gentile Jr
Sky-Vu
Boulder Highway
James J. Megna
Avondale
U.S
Joseph Ward
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