Foreign exhibitors irked by Las Vegas customs charges
Illinois businessman Donald F. Clemens, reports delays and an estimated $400 bill to clear a Canadian photo processor during the Photo Marketing Association exhibit in Las Vegas. He cites rude treatment, last minute charges, and a private broker collectives amid holiday double time fees and backlog.
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Clemens critiques Las Vegas treatment of visitors
Clemens voices strong dissatisfaction with how he was treated in Las Vegas. He complains about rude responses and an attitude of personal gain on expense accounts. He plans to report his experiences to the Photo Marketing association in Michigan after returning to the Midwest.
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Stanton accuses O'Callaghan of power play over Cortez reception
Clark County commission candidate Bernie Stanton condemned Governor O'Callaghan and Senator Cannon for hosting a Las Vegas reception with Manuel Cortez and other officials. Stanton said the event targeted Cortez for Seat B and charged it as interference from Carson City with local politics. He called the gathering a slap at other party candidates and vowed Clark County would decide its own affairs.
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Debate on Who Determines Public Policy in Nevada Forum
A public meeting at the Royal Inn Hotel will debate who shapes policy with speakers George Miller and Victor Jones and a reactor panel including Dorothy Eisenberg and Bruce Carroll. The program, hosted by UNLV and funded by the Nevada Humanities Committee, runs 7 p.m. with open questions and a second forum planned for December.
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Phoenix
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Long Beach
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Clark County
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University of Nevada, Reno
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American Tourists Face Backlash From Developing Nations
University of Nevada Reno associate professor Don Winnie reports third world countries challenge American tourists to stay in grass shacks rather than plush hotels. He visited Williamsburgh Virginia for a four day conference and plans a foundation with England France and Asian nations to study tourism impacts and solutions.
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