County pay rule sparks clash with officials over 40 hour week
County officials dispute a July ordinance requiring a 40 hour work week for all employees. Some offices currently operate a 37 1/2 to 38 1/2 hour week with unpaid lunch, while others follow a 40 hour schedule. The dispute centers on lunch hour pay and enforcement, with state guidance indicating lunch is unpaid.
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George Franklin
Dave Henry
Darrell Davies
Davies
James A. Bilbray
Paul Horn
Franklin
Bill Galloway
Loretta Bowman
Henry
Bob Broadbent
Broadbent
Phil Palm
Jim Wittenburg
Carson City
Palm
Las Vegas Sun Newspaper Details and Subscriptions
The Las Vegas Sun announces staff roles including publisher Greenspun and editors and outlines subscription rates. It notes national advertising contacts and professional associations while listing mail subscription prices for one month to twelve months in the continental United States.
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Continental
United States
Three Persons Hurt In Vegas Accidents
A Las Vegas woman in fair condition after a one vehicle crash on Route 93 north of Las Vegas. Iva L. Edwards drove a camper truck off the road traveling 365 feet, crossed the road, hit a ditch and jumped 32 feet in the air. Two Nellis AFB airmen injured in a motorcycle collision at Main and Colorado Streets. Hawley head wounds, Jackson hurt foot, Ramsey cited for failure to yield.
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Las Vegas
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Iva L. Edwards
East Lake Mead Blvd
Nellis Air Force Base
Main
Colorado Streets
Fred Washington Jackson Jr
van Patten St
James E. Hawley
Main Street
Douglas C. Ramsey
van St
Colorado Street
Hawley
Jackson
Ramsey
On Gas
Three Robberies Probe by Local Police
Local lawmen investigated three armed robberies that netted thieves more than $700. In North Las Vegas, three men robbed the Mintz Motel office at 1645 North Main Street, forcing Howard Scheftz to surrender $190. At Evans Street gas station, Randall Cook was pistol whipped and the cash register nearly emptied. The Der Wiernerschnitzel restaurant on East Fremont Street saw two young bandits force Charles A. Weaver to empty both cash drawers. one robber wore an orange sweater and blue pants and escaped with about $170.
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Las Vegas
Mintz
North Main St
Howard Scheftz
Randall Cook
Evans St
North
Las Vegas Blvd
der Wiernerschnitzel
East
Fremont St
Charles A. Weaver
Weaver
Las Vegas disc and TV notes spin through town
Pat Boone in Harlem as a minister rehabilitating junkies and delinquents. Don Ho headlines at the Flamingo while a six NY party follows him to the Kerkorian show. Sonja Henie reflects on skating while Dick Van Dyke critics a new movie in LA. Gardner McKay joins Virginia Mayo in The Yum Yum Tree at the Thunderbird opening Oct 29.
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Pat Boone
Harlem
Pennsylvania
Boone
St. John’s Law School
Hank Greenspun
Pat
Las Vegas
Flamingo
Joni Carson
Kathy Shawn
Sahara
Johnny
Joni
Aladdin
Don Ho
The
International
Jimmy Durante
Hollywood
Tom Jones
London
Waikiki
New York City
New York
Bill Miller
International Hotel
Woody Woodbury
Alace Roman Theatre
S.F
Herb Caen
Howard Hughes
Don Rickles
Yugoslavia
NBC
Burbank
Bob Joyce
KHBYV
Sergio Franchi
Santa Vittoria
Los Angeles
Joey Bishop
Jerry van Dyke
Nancy Wilson
the Sands
Johnny Carson
the Sahara
Sonja Henie
Sonja
Dunes Hotel
Niels Onstad
Dick van Dyke
L.A
the Frontier
Roberto Goulet
Norm Crosby
Australia
Carol Lawrence
Orient
Bob
Gardner McKay
Virginia Mayo
the Thunderbird
West LV Residents Seek Relief From Blocked Streets
City Hall confrontation over a freeway dividing West Las Vegas prompts talks led by Public Works Director Dick Saure. Residents demand a grade separation at Fr Street to reconnect to Bonanza Road, with a $175,000 cost awaiting state and federal approval.
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Las Vegas
City Hall
Oran Gragson
Fr Street
State Highway Department
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Bonanza Road
LV Pharmacist Receives National Honor
Las Vegas pharmacist and Plaza Drug owner Frank Bollig was named Catholic Pharmacist of the Year by the National Catholic Pharmacist Guild at its Cincinnati meeting. A former Nevada State Board of Pharmacy president, he served on the board 18 years and helped attract regional and national druggists conventions to Las Vegas including the current NA RD convention with about 5,000 delegates.
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Las Vegas
Frank Bollig
National Catholic Pharmacist Guild
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nevada State Board of Pharmacy
Bollig
Plaza Drug
Sahara Ave
City Drug
Third
Fremont Streets
National Association of Retail Druggists
Homemakers To Meet Here In Nevada Extension Coun cil
More than 75 women from across the state attend an all day Nevada Extension Homemaker's Council meeting at the University of Nevada Las Vegas. The Clark County Homemakers Council sponsors the session in the campus student union chaired by Mrs. Sanford Gunter.
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Nevada Extension Homemaker’s Council
University of Nevada
Las Vegas
Clark County Homemaker’s Council
Sanford Gunter
Keith Blackner
National Homemaker’s Council
William Schaus
Joseph Stein
University of Nevada, Reno
Don Charleboix
Clark County Sheriff's Office
Don Helm
Clark Santini
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SUN
Stardust Hotel
Ares
Karl Weiker
Nevada Cowbelles
Gerry Bleby
the Sun
H. M. Greenspun
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
Highland Ave
Nevada
Ray Germain
Ruthe Peskin
Barbara Greenspun
Ruthe Deskin
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Larrie Schmidt
Tom Diskin
Gerry Appleby
Burt Bay
Douglas
Spalding & Sawyer Mortuary
Vegas
Scheftz
Ralph Pearl
Icc
IG Strom
ORIG
WIG Imports Inc
Pat Kearney
Frank Chapi
ST. Casino Center
OaoMe
Jet
West LV Area
Washington Street
H” Street
Jerry Miller
Parvin
LV Pharmacist
LV. Blyd
Marbary & Cemetery
Guy Luttrell
John M. Kuhns
Palm Chapel
Palm Memorial Park
Casey E. Folks
St. Christopher's
Melen Adams
Jeff Hill
Ralph H. Martin Manderson
Eldon Arthurr Martin
Henderson
FOR Funeral Service
Palm Mortuary & Memorial Park
Forneys
Fes Ie
Penneys
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