Sinatra and Rudin Stay Granted in Nevada Licensing Probe
The Nevada Gaming Commission issued a stay on its order requiring Frank Sinatra and attorney Mickey Rudin to undergo a licensing investigation for Del E. Webb Corp. The stay, sought by Webb, delays costs and proceedings while a district court suit tests who bears fees and whether the company must submit the names.
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Myram
United Press International
State Gaming Commission
Frank Sinatra
Mickey Rudin
del E. Webb Corp
Nevada
Webb
Sinatra
Rudin
North Lake Tahoe
Sam Giancana
Commission
Peter Echeverria
Las Vegas Sun
Hank Greenspun
Echeverria
Reds clinch World Series with 7 2 win over Yankees
Johnny Bench hits his second homer of the Series in the ninth as Cincinnati defeats New York 7 to 2 at Yankee Stadium to sweep in four straight. Perez Driessen and Geronimo congratulate him after the go ahead blast.
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Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Bench
Yankee Stadium
Tony Perez
Dan Driessen
Cesar
Geronimo
Reds
New York Yankees
LV Man Dies In Shooting at Las Palmas Apartments
Ronald C. Davis, 43, was found shot to death inside his unit at Las Palmas Apartments on Paradise Road. Police say he was known to be wanted on a burglary warrant last September and was found with a single back-lying gunshot wound, no sign of a struggle or break-in.
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Penny Levin
SUN
Las Vegas Metropolitan
Ronald C. Davis
Las Palmas Apartments
Paradise Road
Davis
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Karen Court
Beecher Avants
Metro Homicide
Apt. 124
Avants
Barry Goldwater
Sam Steiger
U.S. Senate
Arizona Republic Newsman
Adamson
Bolles
Harris
Sundown Wells Hails Plain Speak on Election Choices
Las Vegas gambling figure Sundown Wells weighs in on the Ford Carter race and third party options. He argues that one candidate will win and warns against ideas that would strip the military, while criticizing Eugene McCarthy and George McGovern and noting the pool of non voters as a key electorate.
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Sundown Wells
Caesars Palace
Las Vegas
Ford
Carter
George McGovern
Air Force
Marine Corps
Mistrial Declared in Bolles Case Over Publicity
A Phoenix judge declared a mistrial in the Bolles murder case after prosecutor Don Harris made public statements during jury selection. Maricopa County Attorney Harris is removed from the case at Gov. Castro's direction, with the trial ordered under Bruce Babbitt's office.
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Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
John Adamson
Don Bolles
Raul Castro
Maricopa County
Donald Harris
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Harris
Castro
Babbitt
Superior Court
Frederic Heineman
William Feldhacker
Adamson
William Schafer
Don Harris
Schafer
Heineman
Bolles
Glick Plans 70 Million Expansion For Fremont and Stardust
Argent Corp. President Allen Glick announced expansion of the Fremont and Stardust hotels for 70 million pending loan approval. The plan raises total remodeling costs to 120 million for three Las Vegas properties since last year with 2,500 new rooms behind Stardust and a 3,000 room Stardust goal.
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Sharon Spigelmyer
SUN
Argent Corp
Allen Glick
Fremont and
Stardust
Las Vegas
Glick
Hacienda
Teamsters Pension Funds
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Mao Tse-tung
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Shanghai
Wang Hung-wen
Chang Chun-Chiao
Yao Wen-yuan
NCNA
Peking
Hua Kuofeng
Party
Liu Shaochi
Republic
Teng Hsiao-ping
Teng
Liu
Armed Forces General Staff
Winston Churchill
Henry Thoreau
Alexis de Tocqueville
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
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Sundown
U.S
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Gene
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Paul Price
Joe Delaney
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