Milford Says Scrapping B-1 Harms Civil Aviation Less Than Possible
Rep. Dale Milford addresses the Air Traffic Control Association in Las Vegas arguing that ending the B-1 bomber hurt civil aviation only partially. He notes SSTs could have cut Texas to Europe travel time, while expressing mixed views on civilian SSTs and projecting a future of hypersonic air travel with magnetically levitated transit and hydrogen fuel concepts.
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SUN
Dale Milford
D-Texas
House Transportation, Aviation and Weather
Las Vegas
Air Traffic Control Association
ATCA
Sands Hotel
Milford
Britain
France
Texas
Europe
Dallas-Ft. Worth
McCarran International
Los Angeles
Catalina Island
Orient
Visitors Authority Settles Suit for 10500
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority settled an $800000 lawsuit filed by Otis Harris for 10500. Harris, fired from the tourism and marketing department in 1975, and attorney Charles Kellar accepted six months pay plus attorney fees. The board cited trial length and numerous witnesses as reasons to settle. Harris previously sought large damages and reinstatement with back pay, but the amended complaint reduced claims. The board also approved expert consultant expenses and sought bids for stadium seating and a new scoreboard.
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Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority
Otis Harris
Harris
Tourism and Marketing Department
Charles Kellar
The
Authority Board of Directors
George Dickerson
Dickerson
U.S. District Court
William Barker
Convention Authority
Nevada Test Site
Paul Titus
eGiving
Len Hornsby
Toudie Ross and Co
Las Vegas Stadium
Kirby Comedian Faces Trial Over Heroin Charges
Comedian George Kirby 52 is set for trial on November 8 in U S District Court for allegedly selling about 26000 dollars worth of heroin. Indicted May 10 the case also involves Mary Clay 40 and stemmed from a drug raid.
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George Kirby
U.S. District Court
Kirby
Mary Clay
Orr Ave
Willowhaven Ave
Governor’s aide burglary targets Las Vegas home
Police report theft of about $95,000 in jewels furs and cash from the mobile home of Governor Mike O’Callaghan’s Las Vegas administrative secretary Gale Wiener. Wiener returned from swimming to find missing a 11 carat diamond ring worth $33,000 and other valuables, with no insurance.
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Mike O’callaghan
Las Vegas
Metro Police
Gale G. Wiener
N. Nellis Blvd
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Visitors Authority
Sahara Avenue
Ray Derryberry
Five Star Realty—Realtor
York
Karl C. Fazekas
M.D
St. Rose de Lima
Lake Mead Dr
Henderson
Nevada
Lee's
Weidens
Lunes
Charleston
Cero
Willie Mays
Palm Badylang
Joseph Loyd
Palm Chapel
Palm Valley View Memoria Park
Judy Mayne
Palm Chapa
Harold Wicholbon
Palm Memorial Park
Madeline Eusanes
Pam Cnapet
Mass
St Annes Catholic Cauren
WEVA
Cnape
Woodlawn
Woodrow Alexander - Henderson
Californe
Tulie Hansen
San Francisco
Sandoval
John Pyzik
Palm
N. Main
S. Boulder
Michael V. Webster
SLACK
Consolidated Mortcade
LAS Vegas Sun 3
Michael Gaughan
Frank Totis
Royal den Casino
East Sahara
Maryland Parkway
West Sahara
Valley View
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