Counseling program to aid handicapped at Las Vegas center
A two phase vocational adjustment program opens at 927 S Main St offering sheltered workshop training and on the job follow up. Center head Neal Clements describes building work tolerance, placing trainees with employers, and developing sub contract work while avoiding competition with union workers. The plan envisions a 20 person evaluation phase and 40 to 60 person vocational phase, with a Northern center planned next year and an advisory board including labor and business reps.
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S. Main St
Neal Clements
Clement
Culinary Union
Carpenters Union
Nevada
Las Vegas
Don Weede
Goodwill Industries
Corner candidates in Nevada assembly race
Shaner a 26 year old Republican with ties to civic groups and a Bonanza Airlines pilot runs against Democrat Mrs Tyson widow of Assembly Speaker L E Tyson. Tyson active in public service, Nevada business, and engineering circles. has prior legislative experience on education and transportation panels.
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Shaner
Republican Party
GOP
Tyson
Assembly
L. E
Ty) Tyson
Oklahoma
St. Joseph's College
Miliary Academy
Hays
Kans
University of Nevada, Nevada Southern
Marine Corps
U.S. Naval Academy
Bonanza Airlines
March of Dimes
Patricia Ann
Nebraska
Las Vegas
Leash law case and campus notices from Las Vegas briefs
Gramby Andrew Hanley appeared in Municipal Court after a leash law summons was ignored and a misdemeanor warrant was issued. Nevada Southern will administer entrance tests to over 500 students on November 7 at the Convention Center exhibit room.
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Gramby
Andrew Hanley
Gaming Employes Union
Tom Hanley
Hanley
City Animal Shelter
First
Fremont
Nevada Southern
Sunday Scene Magazine Return Delayed by 1963 Fire
In Las Vegas the Sunday Scene magazine was reduced after a November 20 1963 fire that destroyed the SUN at 900 South Main Street. The SUN now runs a single 16 page unit and has not resumed full Scene publication. The current Scene features weekly TV logs and will expand when additional units arrive. The calendar offers Sunday timing.
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Sue McCann
Roosevelt St
Las Vegas
SUN
S. Main St
Flamingo Hotel Ordered to Fix Kitchen Sanitation
County health officer warned the Flamingo Hotel to close its kitchen Monday unless gross unsanitary conditions are corrected. An Aug. 3 inspection noted cockroaches and smoking in the kitchen. the hotel had 44 demerits, with 10 or under passing. The Flamingo senate details a multimillion dollar redecorating program and promises to meet all board requirements.
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Otto Ravenholt
Flamingo Hotel
Larry Sherry
Flamingo
Sherry
Jerry Gordon
Gordon
Liquor License Transfers Delayed by City Commission
Three applications for transfers of packaged liquor licenses were put in abeyance by the City Commission after financial statements failed to show a price paid for the license. The delay follows a licensing feud over license pricing, with statements to be studied more thoroughly.
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City Commission
Teacher Pleased By Action In Las Vegas School Protest
Las Vegas dancing and modeling teachers including Mrs Terri Ackerman welcomed the city commission move to curb private enterprise in public schools. Ackerman said the action addresses unfair competition and stressed the group has not protested school based or after hours dance instruction by gym staff.
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Terri Ackerman
Las Vegas
City Commission
City stalls in dance program dispute continues
City Commission failed to vote on continuing the Recreation Department dance and modeling courses offered through private schools. Officials worry the 10 lessons for 3 dollar fee pits city services against private enterprise, with reelection bids looming for Mirabelli and Levy. A five week meeting is to be arranged to resolve the conflict.
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City Recreation Department
City Commission
Recreation Department
Scott Griffith
Holiday Models, Inc
Griffith
Phil Mirabelli
Mirabelli
Levy
Oran Grayson
Centennial Parade Nevada Recalls Strong Willed Trail Girls
Humboldt Register recalls Betsy from Pike and her sister traveling west with their father and two ox teams. The younger girl is seventeen, weighs 175 pounds and drove one ox team barefoot. The older sister is nineteen, weighs 160 pounds. The piece contrasts past rugged women with modern readers who lack such skills.
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Humboldt Register
Betsy
Pike
Pike County
Missouri
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Judy Edsall
Ment
Tonopah
Mercury
Ken Jones
Dick “Engmire
Phon
Decatur
Tyson Engineering Co
Women's Auxiliary
The
Nevada Society of Profession
al Engineers
Women’s Democratic Club
George Shaner
Gerry Tyson
Vegas Briefs
Small Business Administration
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Newman
Caliente
the Sun
Dept. Q
Las Vegee
S. Commerce St
Coral Gardens
Nellis Boulevard
Boulder Highway
Bob Barrett
Lou la Porta
al Alleman
Carl Price
Barrett
Diamond Realty
la Porta
Alleman
Price
Honeyland, Inc
Nevada News
Jock Taylor
Missouri River
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