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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1975
Page
5
Women interested in fitness may join badminton and volleyball sessions at the Las Vegas Recreation Department Doolittle Center every Monday and Wednesday at 10 30 a m. For more details call 386 6374.
A two night workshop on conflict management at UNLV runs 7 10 pm Monday and Wednesday on campus. Dr Donald Powell says the seminar covers conflict types causes resolutions employee attitudes third party intervention and communication strategies. Enrollment is limited and registrations are through the Division of Continuing Education.
Registrations open Monday for new children classes starting November 10 offered by the Las Vegas Recreation Department. Programs include ballet baton tap gymnastics and kung fu for various skill levels with registration from 2 to 5 PM at Garside Junior High School. Contact the Red Rock Community School for details.
The Las Vegas Backgammon Club hosts a Sunday night tourney at Dirty Sallys on Las Vegas Boulevard near Twain Avenue at 10 p m. Two classes, beginners and open, with entry fees returned as cash prizes plus a $50 bonus, trophies, and champagne from the venue.
An important meeting of Seniors in Action is slated for 1 p.m. Monday at the Naval Reserve Training Center. The agenda will discuss a new meeting place and plan a social event to kick off the season's activities for seniors.
Frank P. Carmen, director of Juvenile Court Services, announced curfew extensions for juveniles attending events. The Uriah Heep concert at the Convention Center extends curfew to 2 a.m. Thursday, and the Armed Forces Bicentennial Band at Las Vegas High School allows staying out until 11 p.m. Oct. 28, with the Ohio Players show at the Flamingo Hotel extending to 1 a.m. Oct. 29.
Clark County high schools will present the Second Annual Halftime Show Review at Las Vegas Stadium Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Featuring bands drill teams and flag twirlers with national festival honors, the program offers admission 1 dollar for adults 50 cents for students and free for senior Gold Card holders.
UNLV offers a four week workshop titled Musical Dance Productions for dancers 14 and older. Instructor Nora Cattaneo says the eight sessions run eight times from 5 30 to 7 p.m on campus starting Monday with jazz and tap focus. Dancers should wear leotards or modern dance tights.
VA regional director Herbert Rainwater says many veterans miss checks due to outdated addresses. The largest non deliverable checks come from mobile G I Bill students who change residences weekly. Veterans should update their VA address or contact vet reps on campus for help.
A White House panel of twelve federal advisers urged President Ford to reduce federal emphasis on marijuana prosecutions. They said pot is widely used and less dangerous than heroin or amphetamines, and could become socially acceptable with policy shifts. Ford called the report realistic and ordered plans within sixty days to refocus drug policy and release the findings.
Sadat voiced concern and opposition to U S arming Israel with Pershing missiles and warned escalation would be met by Egypt. He pressed for disengagement on the Syrian front and reaffirmed Egypt’s claim to all Arab lands. Assad rejected a new Golan Heights pact, while Waldheim urged extending and beefing up the Sinai UN force.
Judge Oliver J. Carter in San Francisco issues a temporary restraining order ending the Southern Pacific clerks strike that idled 30,000 workers across six western states. SP reports normal operations as pickets return. 50 freight trains and some Amtrak services were stalled yesterday.
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