Las Vegas Musings and TV Stars Spark Nevada Highlights
A blend of Las Vegas culture and national TV buzz features Don Rickles Desert Inn show with Debbie Reynolds and James Caan, plus Don Rickles TV special plans. Notes on milk price antitrust notices and Carla Emery’s country living book and School for Country Living in Idaho with future reopening.
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Fremont Street
CBS
Don Rickles
Don
Las Vegas
Desert Inn
Debbie Reynolds
James Caan
Carla Emery
Carla
Coany Saving
Athe Carla
Mike
Columbia U
Idaho
Box I
Kendrick
School For Country Living
Thomas
Las Vegas City Commission to hear zoning appeals and gaming requests
The Las Vegas City Commission will hear appeals to BZA denials on a busy Wednesday agenda. Protests target a garage studio at 5409 Bromley Ave and a dog kennel variance at 5001 Gowan Rd, with mobile homes proposed at two sites. Casino slot increases at El Cortez and Golden Gate plus a keno addition at Golden Nugget are also on the docket alongside zone changes and a large North 27th Street apartment project. Public hearings begin at 7:30 p.m.
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Las Vegas
Board of Zoning Adjustment
BZA
Commission
BIA
Robert Lentini
Bromley Ave
Lentini
Carl Volkmar
S. 4Th St
Walter
Carolyn Hughes
Rancho Rd
Planning Commission
North 27Th Street
Searles and
Demetrius Avenues
First Congregational Church
License and Revenue Department
el Cortez Hotel and Casino
Belly Dancers Conclave Planned in Las Vegas
The first International Belly Dancers Convention will meet next Sunday through Tuesday in Las Vegas at the Marina Hotel to promote belly dancing through seminars and workshops. A highlight at 8 30 p m Tuesday features authentic Middle East music and dance with Fadill Shaheen and the Casbah Band from San Francisco.
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Marliza
Las Vegas
Marina Hotel
Middle East
Fadill Shaheen
Casbah Band
San Francisco
Last consolidation meeting planned amid scrapped meetings
The article notes a scheduled 10 am Thursday consolidation gathering at City Hall with top local leaders, but other consolidation related meetings this week are cancelled. Myron Leavitt, chairing Clark County Las Vegas consolidation, urged city and county officials to attend. State legislators from Southern Nevada were expected, including Legislative Oversight Committee members. Attorney General List’s ruling that parts of consolidation are illegal prompted suspension of activities, though some leaders argue it is only an opinion. Leavitt believes action under the warning could invite liability. List may reiterate reasons to halt.
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Myron Leavitt
Clark County
Las Vegas
Nevada
Legislative Oversight Committee
Leavitt
Robert List
List
Jim Gibson
Henderson
City Hall
Roy Wooster
Bill Briare
Ex Chief Williams Seeks Back Pay Case On Court Docket
Former Las Vegas fire chief C D Williams seeks reinstatement and $40,000 back pay after a 1968 demotion. The case, appealed by city and plaintiff, is on the State Supreme Court docket but will not be heard for two years, with district court awards potentially rising.
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Las Vegas
State Supreme Court
Len Smith
Williams
Acting Director Named for Las Vegas Mental Health Center
Dr Franklin D Master named acting medical director of the Las Vegas Mental Health Center located at 6161 W Charleston He is Louisville Kentucky born and served as Nebraska Mental Health Commissioner from January 1974 to August 1975 He is licensed to practice in Nevada Nebraska New Mexico Washington DC and Kentucky He earned a BA from Louisville and an MD from Kentucky
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Franklin D. Master
Las Vegas Mental Health Center
W. Charleston
Dr. Master
Louisville
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Washington, D.C
Kentucky
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Muriel Stevens
Arizona
Walter Pidgeon
St. Peter
Pearlie Gate
Pearlie Gates
Bill Morris
Tom Curl
Meyer
Rachel Goldberg
Gowan Road
H. Ray Morgan
S. 6Th St
Canosa Avenue
6Th
Morgan
Golden Gate Casino
Golden Nugget
Mideast
Public Works
Com
Jerry Miller
Mojave Road
Smith
Keith Hayes
Hayes
Health Center
The
University of Louisville
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Franklin D. Master Heads
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