Expanded LV Supper Club Strike Looms
Las Vegas unions threaten picketing at three supper clubs after talks broke off with Federated Employers of Nevada representing about 20 restaurants. The contract expired Oct. 1 and wage offers remain unchanged with a proposed four year package and small first year raises.
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SUN
Las Vegas
Culinary and Bartenders Union
Federated Employers of Nevada Inc
Golden Steer
Sahara Ave
Vince's
West
Charleston Boulevard
Flame
Desert Inn Rd
al Bramlet
Culinary Worker Local 226
Federated Employers of
Nevada
Bramlet
Restaurant Employers Council
Restauran
LV Sign Firms OK Contract
Two of southern Nevada’s four major sign companies and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Engineers reached a three year agreement. Adart and Heath sign companies will raise wages by 2.50 dollars an hour and add a holiday while deducting union dues. The two largest firms Young Electric and Federal Sign Co declined terms and no talks are planned. Decatur Baptist College, founded in 1897, is noted as possibly the nation’s oldest junior college.
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Nevada
International Brotherhood of Electrical Engineers
Federated Employers
Adart and
Heath Sign
Southern Nevada
Young Electric
Federal Sign Co
Decatur Baptist College
Texas
Go Go Girl Informer Seeks 80000 From Feds
A 24 year old former go go dancer who took a new identity for aiding in a narcotics case asks the federal government for 80000 in lost property. Marie Rand says she lost a double mobile home its lot car and household goods and fears retaliation from those she testified against. She claims the protection program failed to shield her and that her identity has collapsed leaving her unrecognizable. Officials confirm she helped the DEA and entered the program but note she contacted witnesses and did not sever ties.
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Miami
UPI
Marie Rand
U.S
Las Vegas Sun Details Notable Staff and Subscriptions
Published mornings including Sundays by Las Vegas Sun Inc. at 121 S Highland Ave Las Vegas Nevada 89106. Lists executives officers editors and staff including Greenspun family and Ritchie promotions. Notes subscription rates per month and single copy pricing, with advertising rep offices in major cities.
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Highland Ave
Las Vegas
Nevada
M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
David Greenspun
Ruthe D Pskin
Barbara Greenspun
Ruthe Deskin
Burt Buy
Les Ritchie
Bryn Armstrong
Bill Guthrie
Versiellen
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Ward Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
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Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California
Ae Association
U of Circulation
100 Join In Search For Girl
In Gatlinburg Tennessee authorities coordinate a large search for 16 year old Trenny Gibson missing in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park since Friday. More than 100 searchers aided by two helicopters from Ft Campbell bloodhounds and trail dogs scour the wilderness around Clingmans Dome focusing on the North Carolina side amid cold rain and freezing morning temperatures.
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Gatlinburg, Tenn
UPI
Jack Linahan
The
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Knoxville
Ft. Campbell
Clingman’s Dome
North Carolina
Trenny Gibson
Las Vegas seeks violence control rules for TV films
City commissioner Ron Lurie proposes studying Dallas and Chicago ordinances on screen violence after a UNLV seminar on mass entertainment. He denies censoring but favors parental notices and timing reforms over constitutional rights concerns. Dairy production in Texas rose 25 percent from 1961 to 1975 per cow.
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Las Vegas
Dallas
Chicago
Ron Lurie
UNLV
Unlv Department of Communication Studies
Sigma Delta Chi Professional Journalism Society
Luke
Lukie
Trav
College Station, Texas
UPI
Texas
Michael Tomaszewski
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Tomaszewski
Captain Gray's World Voyage Flag Carrier and Columbia River Discoverer
Captain Robert Gray in 1789 1790 first to carry the American flag around the world. In 1792 he discovered and named the Columbia River shaping U S claims to the Oregon Territory long disputed with Great Britain until 1846.
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Tiverton
R.I
UPI
Robert Gray
Columbia River
United States
Oregon Territory
Great Britain
Woman Robbed and Attacked at Sugar Hill Bar
Mary Johnson 26 of Las Vegas went to the Sugar Hill Bar with her brother Charles Smith after he was struck in the jaw. A man grabbed her purse and knocked her down after she shouted a warning. Police have a tentative suspect ID and recovered details of the incident.
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Sugar Hill
Miller St
Metro Police
Mary Johnson
Las Vegas
Charles Smith
Johnson
Smith
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