AFL-CIO urges Nevada to ratify ERA at convention
The Nevada AFL-CIO closed its annual convention calling on the Legislature to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. Delegates also approved raising political funds to support labor candidates in next year’s elections and to broaden benefits for injured workers. The meeting occurred in Incline Village.
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LV Man Turns Himself In After Alleged Left Wrist Shooting
Felton L. Hardeman of Carbondale Illinois turned himself in to North Las Vegas Police Saturday morning on an attempted murder charge. He allegedly shot a person in the left wrist during a struggle after entering Toni Taylor's apartment at 2016 McQuire St. in an incident described by Metro Police.
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BLM to Run Young Conservation Camps in Nevada
The Bureau of Land Management announced Saturday a conservation camp program for unemployed young adults ages 16 to 23 in Las Vegas and Carson City. A 30 person camp in Las Vegas and a 20 person camp in Carson City will open with daily travel to and from the sites. Participants will work on roads trails wildlife habitat recreation fencing range improvements surveying and firefighting under the new federal program. Applications will be via the State Employment Security Department.
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Tapes Aid Pathologists In Staying Up To Date
The American Society of Clinical Pathologists produces instructional video cassettes to update pathologists on difficult cases including rape, trauma, and evidence analysis. CME programs started two years ago with 22 titles, 12 more in production. hardware costs about 2000 dollars per institution, software around 1500 dollars. About 8,000 pathologists attend sessions at the Las Vegas Convention Center this week.
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William F. Mahoney
Goldstein
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Las Vegas Sun Staff and Publication Details Listed
Las Vegas Sun editor and publisher Greenspun announces staff roles and management, including president Greenspun and editor Kolber. Lists city editors, editors, managers, and associations. Subscription rates and mailing terms for Las Vegas publication included.
Hunger Group Plans Las Vegas Food Bank Meeting
The Nevada Hunger Task Force South schedules a Monday meeting at 7 30 p m in St Vincent's dining room 650 S Main St to discuss reactivating and reinforcing the community food bank in Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas
St. Vincent's Dining Room
S. Main St
Illinois Geologic Survey to Focus on Energy Resources
Springfield Illinois The Geological Survey will continue in the next fiscal year to map and identify Illinois major energy resources including coal oil and gas The agency aims to expand knowledge of energy potential and resource locations for state planning.
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