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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1975

Page

9

Reading labels on sterilized cream and travel notes in Las Vegas

A Las Vegas column critiques ultra pasteurization in sterilized cream and urges label checks. It mentions travelers Paul and Dena Wolfsohn, Tucky and Lief Brandon, and Paul and Dorothy Eisenberg in Europe. Also notes airline loss limits, travel insurance tips, Otto Ramoser at Aladdin Hotel, and local events such as a street Jazz Festival and a Jackson For President meeting.

Las Vegas Paul Dena Wolfsohn Europe Monte Carlo Tucky Lief Brandon Amsterdam van Gogh Museum Dorothy Eisenberg Wolfsohn

Divorce Yourself seeks Nevada licensing for DIY divorce kits

New York firm Divorce Yourself aims to sell $75 divorce kits in Clark County and Las Vegas amid questions of unauthorized practice of law. Local officials request legal opinions as past similar ventures faced court action and shutdowns. Proponents cite cost savings for low income couples.

New York State New York Rideout Nevada Divorce Clark County State Division of Vital Statistics Jim Winder Louis Polizzi Tain Road Charleston Reno Vic Priebe Priebe State Bar of Nevada Delbert Brandon Brandon Nevada Divorce Dale Brandon Winder Rochester Monroe County District Court New York State Supreme Court Divorce Yourself

Valley Bank Moves to Nevada’s tallest downtown tower

The Valley Bank of Nevada recounts a weekend heist at its old downtown headquarters with over 200 million in cash valuables stolen by bank officials. Loot moved to the new Valley Bank Plaza at 300 S Fourth prior to a Monday opening on Oct 27. The six story relocation hub houses 18 branches statewide and a 450 car garage with drive in teller and modern Cardkey security.

Nevada Valley Bank of Nevada S. Fourth Las Vegas Valley Bank Metro Valley Bank Plaza Bridger Associates Las Vegas Metro S. 4Th Banks

Nevada Officials Contact Addresses Listed

The document lists contact addresses for state offices and lawmakers in Nevada. Gov. Mike O'Callaghan's office is at the State Capitol Carson City. U S Senator Howard Cannon and Senator Paul Laxalt have offices in Las Vegas. Representative James Santini is also listed with a Las Vegas suite.

Mike O'Callaghan State Capitol Goveror Carson City Nev Paul Laxalt Federal Building Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas James Santini

Disaster Assistance Exercise at Las Vegas Center

A civil defense drill at the Las Vegas Convention Center demonstrates major disaster steps under the Clark County Civil Defense Agency plan. Participants include Amy Adams Clark High School student, Frank Esparza and Sandy Cowan of Nevada State Welfare, and Oscar Sharp administrative officer of Clark County Civil Defense.

Las Vegas Convention Center Clark County Civil Defense Agency Amy Adams Clark High School Frank Esparza Sandy Cowan Nevada State Welfare Oscar Sharp Clark County Civil Defense Sunfoto Ken Jones

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Muriel Stevens Otto Ramoser Aladdin Hotel Otto Esther Gresen Royal Inn Gold Room Harley Harmon Ooops Ted Jacobs James Briggs UNLV West Las Vegas Fifth Dimension Slappy White New Singers Gloria Lynne Eagle Eye Shields Florence Heidi Neal University of Nevada Linda Miller SUN Valley Bank Moves U.S. Federal Building Clark County Court House Casino Center Novative Sen Howard Cannon South
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