Bank of Las Vegas article on teen spending and savings tips
Bank of Las Vegas notes teenagers control about 11 billion annually in pocket money and urges saving. The piece cites DHE and SRA reports on teen spending, credit attitudes, and family support, and invites teens to visit seven branches to plan savings for college or career.
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CHF Honklet
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Jo Annes
Resignation Ends Budget Fight at Nevada Health Agency
Carson City reports state Health and Welfare Director Donal O Callaghan resigned ending a feud with Governor Grant Sawyer's budget disciplined administration. Charles Munson, an accountant and Sawyer protege, is to succeed him, signaling a shift toward tighter funding.
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Donal O'Callaghan
Grant Sawyer
Charles Munson
Frery O'Callaghan
Munson
Sawyer
Callaghan
Quiet Deseret Inn Apts Offer Sleepers No Pets No Children
Classified ad notes one bedroom apartments at 449 Desert Inn Rd with strict no children no pets policy and quiet environment for day sleepers. Additional listings mention furnished and unfurnished units, convenient shopping center access, and varying monthly rates.
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Sex and cooking courses offered to Bolton teens
Folds Road Secondary School in Bolton England offers two courses for teenagers: boys learn cooking while girls receive sex talk guidance on potential problems from bringing boyfriends home to empty houses.
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England
UPI
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Las Vegas Hosts Mormon Tabernacle Choir at Convention Center
The article lauds the Mormon Tabernacle Choir as a premier international ensemble. It notes historic tours from 1867 onward, acclaim from Eugene Ormandy Leopold Stokowski and Leonard Bernstein, a 1955 grand tour, and a White House invitation. It forecasts a packed Convention Center audience and highlights the choir’s community makeup and family ties.
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White House
Eugene Ormandy
Leopold Stokowic
Leonard Bernstein
Khrushchev Steps Down as Soviet Leader
Khrushchev is removed from top posts as Anastas Mikoyan presides over the decree releasing him. Brezhnev becomes head of the party with Kosygin as premier amid tensions with China and Western uncertainty.
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Anastas I. Mikoyan
Soviet Union
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Former President Truman Improves After Fall
Kansas City dispatch reports Harry S Truman walking about his hospital room on Thursday with physicians noting significant improvement from injuries sustained in a fall at his home.
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