Wynn seeks 10 percent Maryland bingo stake under Nevada test
Nevada Gaming Control Board discusses Ken Wynn of Las Vegas seeking a 10 per cent stake in Wayson's Amusement Co. Maryland bingo operation. Board votes to approve on a one year limited basis with controls to test foreign gaming under Nevada policy amidst contention over policy.
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Carson City
Nev
UPI
Nevada Gaming Control Board
Kenneth Wynn
Las Vegas
Maryland
Wynn
Golden Nugget
Wayson’s Amusement Co
Wayson’s Corner
Gaming Policy Committee
Nevada
Jeff Silver
Jack Stratton
Silver
Steve
Wayson’s
Wayson
Wynns
Ken
Shannon Bybee
Philip Hannifin
Bybee
Firebombs Target Churches in Las Vegas, Investigators Say
Las Vegas arson investigators on Wednesday linked two Molotov cocktails to a separate Tuesday night attack at Ebenezer Church Of God In Christ in Bartlett and Concord streets. They said the pattern differs from three earlier church arsons and suggest two or more perpetrators.
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Ebenezer Church of God In Christ
Bartlett
Concord
Las Vegas
West Adams Avenue
City to offer 500 reward for West Las Vegas arsons
Las Vegas will pay 500 to informants leading to the arrest and conviction of arsonists burning churches in West Las Vegas. Mayor Bill Briare says the reward, to be approved next week, comes from the city budget and stresses churches' special risk due to their congregants.
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Las Vegas
Bill Briare
Briare
Commission
Death Row Smith Caught Charged After Years On Death Row
Federal agents arrested Edgar Herbert Smith Jr. in a Las Vegas hotel at 8:30 a.m. for kidnapping and attempted murder in the Las Vegas case. The 42 year old, once on New Jersey death row and author of Brief Against Death, was sought in California and New York for four felonies connected to the 1970s crime against Lefteriva Ozbun. Bail set at 500000 by US Magistrate Joseph Ward.
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Smith
Las Vegas
Edgar Herbert Smith, Jr
FBI
Joseph Ward
San Diego
New York City
Regent Helen Thompson Silent on Resignation
Regent Helen Thompson declined to confirm or deny reports she will resign from the University of Nevada board. She said intentions would be clear soon and announced details would come before the regents meeting on November 19 in Las Vegas.
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University of Nevada
Helen Thompson
Thompson
Las Vegas
Greenspun and Hughes Tool rivals collide in Nevada case
Former Lt. Gov. Harry Reid testified about Davis and Summa Corp in a court fight with Greenspun over a 2,000 acre Paradise Valley property. He cited pressure to settle the dispute affecting tourism and described Davis as foul mouthed and opposed to Greenspun. The trial covers slander and public trust bond issues tied to the Las Vegas land dispute and financing attempts in Henderson.
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Harry Reid
Davis
Hughes Tool Co
Greenspun
Reid
Summa Corp
Nevada
Los Angeles
Summa
Chester Davis
Hughes
Maheuse
Las Vegas
Ralph Denton
Shell Oil Co
Green Valley
Henderson
Phillip Engel
Elko Engel
Denton
Jules Wablok
Breen, Young, Whitehead and Hay
Reno
John Squire Drendel
Samuel Lionel
Joseph McDaniels
McDaniel
Bonding
Grenspun
Urban Schreiner
Howard Hughes
Paradise Valley Country Club
Clark County
Mark Fine
American Nevada Properties
Fine
Richard Gray
Gray
Paradise Country Club
Swine Flu Shot Campaign Faces Slowed Clark County Uptake
Clark County Health Department saw vaccination activity drop after nationwide reports of 14 deaths following inoculations. Dr Otto Ravenholt stressed continuing clinics while noting 46 local deaths since the program began, most linked to age or illness. Over 15,000 residents have received shots. The CDC is investigating three elderly deaths associated with the vaccine.
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Clark County
Otto Ravenholt
Pennsylvania
Ravenholt
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Center
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Clyde Turner
Gaming Policy Board
Ing
Schreiner
Palo Alto
American Nevada Properties, Inc
Henderson Public Trust
Apg
Rita
Metheack Hite
Fyr Home Furnishings
Southern
East Sahara Ave
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