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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1977

Page

6

Four Queens Alley Upgrade Approved By Las Vegas Officials

City commissioners approved a $5 200 city participation portion of a $72 000 Four Queens Hotel alley remodeling project behind the hotel in downtown Las Vegas. The plan includes concrete resurfacing and wall painting to ease loading zone moves and reduce street bus traffic, with work slated to begin after year start.

SUN Four Queens Las Vegas City Commission Queens Larry Hmpton Hampton Fremont Street City of

LV Holds Off Rental Charge for City Hall Chambers

Las Vegas city commissioners delayed ruling on charging Clark County for use of the city hall commission chambers. A proposed flat $750 monthly fee failed 3-2, with alternatives of hourly labor and depreciation fees discussed. Several officials urged a businesslike approach as more groups use the chambers and county offices move to new quarters. Commissioners will revisit the issue on November 9 after agreeing to free use for current occupants and require returning county parking spaces.

Clark County Las Vegas Paul Christensen City Hall Valley Bank S. Fourth St Liquor and Gaming Boards Commission Nevada Gaming Control Board Nevada Gaming Commission Metropolitan Police Commission Las Vegas Human Relations Commission Legislative Commissions Nevada Supreme Court Christensen Ron Lurie Roy Wooster Myron Leavitt Briare

Nevada Doctors and Nurses Create Joint Practice Commission

Nevada physicians and nurses form a statewide Joint Practice Commission to improve health care and cooperation between groups. The Nevada Nurses' Association and the Nevada State Medical Association join the effort, modeled after the National Joint Practice Commission to study physician nurse relationships. Quarterly meetings will address nursing roles professional liability insurance legislative activity and related issues.

Nevada Nevada Nurses’ Association The Nevada State Medical Association Joint Practice Commission National

New York Authority may craft rules to bar Concorde at JFK

A New York Port Authority official testified the Concorde at JFK met noise limits but the board may write new rules on sound and vibration. He noted vibrations are five times higher than other jets, though no structural damage is found, as Congress questions regulating Concorde noise.

Lesser House Environment Jack Hightower D-Texas Department of Transportion Leo Ryan D-Calif Transportaion Brock Adams Ryan Dulles

IRS to crack down on high income tax shelters

IRS Commissioner Jerome Kurtz said the agency will intensify efforts against "gimmicks" and abuses by high income taxpayers using new tax shelters. He warned such shelters erode equity and voluntary compliance and pledged vigorous action, expanding audits of partnership returns where shelter issues are common.

Washington UPI Internal Revenue Service IRS Jerome Kurtz Kurtz U.S Congress

House Rejects Mandatory Civil Service Social Security Plan

House kills a bid to require active federal civilian and some state local workers to join Social Security in 1982. A Fischer amendment shifts focus to raising payroll taxes and wage bases, ordering a two year study on broad government worker coverage while boosting revenue to stave off trust fund shortfalls.

Washington House of Representatives Congress House Executive Branch Joseph L. Fisher Virginia Senate Finance Committee Ways and Means Committee Fisher

Santini and Roncalio seek year moratorium on grazing fee hike

Reps James Santini and Tino Roncalio introduced a bill to halt the Interior Department grazing fee formula for one year to allow time for review and public comment. They criticize the plan to raise fees from 1.51 to about 3.30 per animal unit month by 1981. Roncalio vows early hearings as Public Lands Subcommittee chair.

Washington UPI James Santini D-Nev Tino Roncalio D-Wye Interior Department Congress Santini Nevada Roncalio Public Lands

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