Las Vegas Nightlife Tales and City Hall Rumors
A Las Vegas column recounts raunchy casino lounge antics and a bar manager alleged to shake down waitresses for cash. It notes Mayor Briare’s Hawaii trip funded by the Las Vegas Convention and Tourists Authority, and mentions a pending City Attorney Lovell resignation request.
TV gossip and public figures touch on ethics and wealth
A SUN columnist recalls past TV appearances by Eileen Brookman and a kiss on the cheek. The piece notes hospital board counsel Petroni earns about $18,000 yearly from two agencies totaling around $40,000, and mocks after hours dining security at El Swanky Club. It also highlights a Caesars Palace fire and a July 1 disclosure law for officials, predicting resignations.
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Dist. Atty
George Holt
Petroni
Lovell Attends Washington D C and Las Vegas NIMLO Events
City Attorney Carl Lovell reports the National Institute of Municipal Law Officers will hold its 1976 convention in Las Vegas after praise for the city at the Washington D C conference. He notes consolidation debates, court liberalization on first amendment issues, and interest from Chicago versus Las Vegas despite gaming center concerns.
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National Institute of Municipal Law Officers
NIMLO
Las Vegas
Carl Lovell
Lovell
Washington, D.C
Washington
Jacksonville
Fla
Nashville, Tenn
U.S. Supreme Court
Warren Burger
Supreme Court
Nixon
Alan Andrews
Juanita Hamilton
Chicago
National League of Cities
Attorney General’s Office
Sierra Arts Foundation
Washoe County
H. E. Manville Jr
EPA Workshop Studying Geothermal Energy Testing in Las Vegas
About 100 people attend a two day EPA workshop at the Environmental Monitoring and Support Laboratory near UNLV to discuss testing methods for liquids gases and solids released from geothermal energy drilling Representatives from government universities and industry present papers on sampling water and effluents to assess environmental hazards EPA aims to develop reference methods and plan a second workshop after about 18 months with Nevada seen as a potential large future geothermal power source.
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Las Vegas
U.S Environmental Protection Agency
UNLV
EPA
United Way of Southern Nevada reaches halfway to goal
The United Way reports 668,514 collected toward a 1,385,056 target after two weeks of fund drive. Officials announced at a volunteer meeting that the campaign is 48.3 percent complete with the drive continuing through November 6.
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Nevada
United Way
United
Welfare rolls fall for second straight month in June
U S Department of Health Education and Welfare reports 11 303 634 AFDC recipients and 3 478 260 families in June down 50 289 recipients from May while June payments rose 0 8 percent to 739 905 000 Expenditures for 1975 AFDC rose 1 1 billion from 1974 and 1973 374 figures note Unemployed Father program target states and share of recipients persist amid broader roll trends in Nevada arts and dairy actions reported in Reno briefs
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U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
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Edgar Gound
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Phonon Reddicks
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Arlys Huebner
Pascal del Priore
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