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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1962

Page

14

City Fathers Fire Building Department After Gripe

City commissioners criticized the building department at a Wednesday meeting over a complaint by Nathan, owner of an under construction office building, who was suddenly told a second basement exit was needed. F. W. Lee, building the office at Fourth and Charleston, said plans were checked and approved and inspectors frequently visited, yet the department had reportedly acted verbally.

F. W. Lee Fourth and Charleston

City compromise over building exits approved

The discussion centered on a miscommunication about a second exit for a building set to open. Lee had been told three weeks prior that a second exit was required. officials said the city erred and Lee should not be penalized. A vertical ladder on the opposite basement side was agreed as a satisfactory solution, with Bill Adams noting the department’s high workload.

Lee Bill Adams

Guilty Plea Brings Five Year Sentence In Cedar Bar Robbery

Robert Stanley Weber, 22, pleaded guilty to armed robbery of the Cedar Bar on Sept. 24 and received a five year prison sentence from Dist. Judge William P. Compton. Weber was shot during the robbery in which about $300 was taken. An alleged accomplice, Lewis Cordero, 22, denies the robbery but admits two prior burglaries. Cordero is jailed on separate charges involving break ins at Gerald H. Cox and JoAnn Townsend residences.

Cedar Bar Dist William P. Compton Robert Stanley Weber Weber Lewis (Dreamy) Cordera Gerald H. Cox Paradise Rd JoAnn Townsend Oneida Way

Empty Garbage Can Ordinance Proposed

City commissioners proposed an ordinance to prohibit homeowners from leaving garbage cans on the sidewalk after they are emptied. The draft would ban cans on the street after 6 p.m. on collection days, citing similar rules in Henderson and basing the Las Vegas approach on a neighboring community.

Henderson Las Vegas

Assembly Candidates Display Waves At Meeting of Educators

About 350 educators and PTA members gathered at Western High School to hear State Assembly candidates outline their educational platforms. Candidates included Leavitt Hafen Herr Posin Mc Namee Tyson Adams Gibson Von Tobel Olm Gray Bunker Dungan Earl. Discussion covered teacher retention, salary delays, and rapid enrollment growth in Clark County.

PTA Western High School State Assembly Bert J. Leavitt Bryan Hafen Helen Herr Bernard Posin Joe McNamee L. E. Tyson Thomas Adams James Gibson Jake von Tobel Jim Olm Guild Gray Vernon Bunker Flora Dungan Murdell Earl Clark County Dayle Rust Clark County Classroom Teachers Association Nevada State Education Association Earl Wooster Wooster Public Employees

Vegan Attending Taxation School at University of Southern California

M. A. Manning of Las Vegas from Manning Associates has registered and is attending the 15th annual Institute on Federal Taxation at the University of Southern California School of Law in Bovard Auditorium. Twenty-three speakers cover all aspects of the federal income tax over a three day program.

M. A. Manning Las Vegas Manning

Women of Good Shepherd Hold Rummage Sale

The sale at Lutheran Church on Maryland Parkway runs Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Good Shepherd Home of the West in Terra Bella California, a Lutheran project for children with developmental disabilities.

Women of the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Maryland Parkway Good Shepherd Home of the West Terra Bella Calif

Woman Gets Year In Jail For Stabbing Husband To Death

Margaret Marie Boyd 29 pleaded guilty to man slaughter in the July 20 death of her husband Ernest. Judge David Zenoff ordered one year in county jail and the rest in state prison, with potential probation after the first year.

David Zenoffj Margaret Marie Boyd Carlos J. Colarusso Colarusso Atty Toy Gregory, Jr Cleveland T Brooks, Jr Leasino Atty. Lloyd George Dep Vern Albright

Nevada A Merges Polio Vote Delay Ties to Convention

Nevada debates Type 3 Sabin polio vaccine in the K O polio program at the state medical association convention in Las Vegas from Oct 30 to Nov 3. Affected clinics set for Nov 11 are paused while the public health advisory committee studies the plan. The U S Public Health Service had urged suspension pending investigations into 11 polio cases. A final decision rests with the state convention House of Delegates.

Nevada William O’brien Public Health Advisory Committee House of Delegates U. S. Public Health Service U. S. Health Service

City Rejects 200 Acre Arville San Francisco Parcel

Las Vegas commissioners voted to return a recently annexed 200 acre tract at Arville and San Francisco. Sanitation District One sought a temporary restraining order. the city moved to dismiss in district court. City Attorney Sid Whitmore asked permission to surrender the annexation to allow surrounding properties to join, potentially consolidating the area into a single planned expansion and blocking District One from seizing the land before the new annexation takes effect.

Arville San Francisco Sanitation District One Salt Cty of Las Vegas Sid Whitmore Arville Road Whitmore

Toothpaste Ad Charges Dismissed by FTC Vote

The Federal Trade Commission voted 3 to 2 to dismiss charges that Lever Bros. Co. and its ad agency used deceptive Pepsodent toothpaste commercials. The commission said the complaint should be dismissed due to lack of proof.

Washington UPI Federal Trade Commission PTC Lever Bros. Co FTC

Two Men Bound Over In First Degree Burglary Case

John W. Barger 21 and Andrew G. Hanley 22 faced district court after a March 15 burglary at Al's Cycle Shop. Barger was bound over for trial. Hanley’s preliminary hearing was postponed to October 26 as his new lawyer Tad Porter sought time to summon two witnesses. Albert Titus, shop owner, testified to finding the suspects in the locked store.

John W. Barger North 16 Harry Claiborne Andrew G. Hanley East Ogden Tad Porter Western St. Albert Titus

Obituaries for Angie Mercier Harry Ryder Phil Hoyt and Reverend

Obituaries note Angie Mercier 61 of Las Vegas died in a local hospital with burial to Walsh Funeral Home La Salle. Survived by husband Edward son Charles and siblings Frank George August Pearl. Also Harry Ryder 75 of Sandwich Illinois died in Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital with services pending Jones Funeral Home in Sandwich handling rites. Survives include widow Fanny two sons Charles and Michael and sister Olive. Phil Hoyt 32 of Henderson Utah born Kanab died from injuries in a Henderson area accident with services set in Ordersville Utah LDS Chapel. survived by Bernice wife two sons Michael Mitchell a daughter Betty Lynn and extended family across Utah. Also Pilgrim West Baptist Church minister noted with seven year Las Vegas area residence. interment Woodlawn Cemetery. survives include Eddie Ernest James Ruth Ruby Mary Mary and ten grandchildren.

Angie Mercier Las Vegas la Salle Walsh Funeral Home Edward Charles Frank Mueller Michigan George Mueller August Mueller Pearl Kurkowski Palm Mortuary Harry Grey Ryder Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Nancy L. Millaway Sandwich Jones Funeral Home Fanny Tulsa Okla Michael Munster Ind Olive Ryder Los Angeles Phil Hoyt Kanab Utah Henderson LDS Ordersville Joseph Bollander Bernice Mitchell Betty Lynn Ervin Hoyt Marvin and Val Orderville Ervin Salt Lake City Nada Brown Virginia Esplin Vondelle Hitsman Toole Louisiana Pilgrim West Baptist Church Pilgrim Rest Church Woodlawn Eddie Ernest James Savanah Ruth Richards Ruby Douglas Rosie Lee Bogges Mary Holden Alexandria

Rev Willie Douglas Dies at 69

Revered pastor Rev. Willie Douglas died at age 69 after a long illness. The longtime community leader served at local churches and mentored many. Funeral arrangements were pending with the family requesting prayers.

Willie Douglas

Obituary: A Gray Boynton 74 of Boulder City

A Gray Boynton 74 died at his Boulder City home on Wednesday. Born in Florida he lived 31 years in Boulder City and drew the citys original plans and served as city manager for eight years. Graveside rites held at Boulder City Cemetery Saturday at 2 30 p m with Christian Science Church officiating. Body in state at Bunker Brothers Mortuary 10 12 noon Saturday. Survived by sons William Oceanside Calif A G Jr Hialeah Fla Frank Jacksonville Fla. three daughters Mrs Dorothy W Veal Atlantic Beach Fla Miss Nell OBrien Boynton Mrs Polly A Shaffer Winter Haven Fla. one sister Mrs L B Lipe Old Fort NC.

Florida Boulder City Boulder City Cemetery Christian Science Church Bunker Brothers William Oceanside Calif Hialeah Fla Frank Jacksonville Dorothy W. Veal Atlantic Beach Nell O'Brien Boynton Polly A Shaffer Winterhaven L. B. Lipe Old Fort N.C

Death of Carolyn Lavons Cone in Sunrise Hospital

Carolyn Lavons Cone age 16 died October 17 at Sunrise Hospital. A nine year resident born in Fordyce Arkansas. Funeral services at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church Tuesday at two PM with Rev. E C Klein officiating. She survived by parents Richard and [illegible] Cone two sisters Verdas and Regina Cone and one son Loyce.

Carolyn Lavons Cone Sunrise Hospital Fordyce Ark Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church E. C. Klein Richard Cone Verdas Regina Cone Loyce

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