Paul Ozaki Elected to Clark County ASC Committee
Farmers select Paul Ozaki of Overton to a three year term on the 1969 Clark County ASC committee. Ozaki received 54 votes, with Karl E. Marshall 49 and Max Hafen 38. Marshall and Hafen named first and second alternates. alternates serve one year. Holdovers Donald G. Whitney and H. Merrill Bunker remain with two and one years left. The county office in Las Vegas coordinates ACP, feed grain and wheat, upland cotton, acreage allotments, marketing quotas and wool programs to assist farm returns and conservation. Clark County’s ACP activity is strong, notably the Bowedman reservoir expansion with 60 farms sharing in the pooling.
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Overton
Clark County
ASC
Karl E. Marshall
Logandale
Max Hafen
Mesquite
Ozaki
Marshall
Hafen
Alernate
Donald G. Whitney
H. Merrill Bunker
Bunkerville
Bowman Reservoir
Las Vegas Sun Masthead and Staff Roster
The Las Vegas Sun lists editor and publisher H M Greenspun with an extensive staff directory including executive editor Bryn Armstrong managing editor Vince Anselmo and city editor Jim Barrows. It notes circulation, advertising, and association memberships and provides U S postal and distribution details.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Pubisher
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Jim Barrows
Tom Diskin
Gerry Apple
Nevada Receives $20,000 Grant to Plan Crime Control
Senator Alan Bible announced the first step under the Omnibus Safe Streets act. The Justice Department grant of $20,000 forms part of a $128,000 Nevada planning program to combat crime with more funds to follow, and another $35,000 action grant is expected this fiscal year.
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Alan Bible
Bible
Justice Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Agency
Las Vegas Safety Speaker to Address Youth Congress
Howard Hill Nevada safety official and Youth Congress speaker will discuss the judge's role in teenage traffic safety at the National Safety Council event in Chicago next week. Hill serves on the Model Programs Committee guiding safety council efforts nationwide.
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Howard Hill
National Safety Council
Chicago
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Safety Council
Nevada Lawyers Committee names Sawyer Crowell for Humphrey Muskie
Former Gov Grant Sawyer and Carson City attorney William J Crowell Jr were named co chairmen in Nevada for the National Lawyers Committee for Humphrey Muskie. The appointments were announced in Washington by Dean Acheson and Sidney Friedberg.
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Carson City
William J. Crowell Jr
Nevada
National Lawyers Committee
Humphrey- Muskie
Washington
Dean Acheson
Sidney Friedberg
Lawyers Committee
Buz Construction Low Bid For Nevada Test Site Duct Run
Buz Construction Company of North Las Vegas appears to have submitted the lowest bid for an electrical duct run between Substation 22 and Switching Station 23 at the Mercury area of the Atomic Energy Commission Nevada Test Site. Bids were opened at the Nevada Operations Office in Las Vegas with five firms bidding. prices ranged from 28,950 to 42,309 dollars.
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Las Vegas
Mercury
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Test Site
Nevada
Nuclear test emplacement hole bid notice at Nevada Test Site
Contractors are told specifications are ready for drilling a nuclear test emplacement hole in the Pahute Mesa area, NTS. Bids open at 2 p.m. November 14. Hole U-191 will be 3,550 feet deep and 72 inches in diameter, possibly casings of 48 inches ID. Site is approximately at the test area.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Test Site
Securities and Investments class opens at Las Vegas High
The Adult Education Department of Clark County School District announces a Securities and Investments course running tomorrow through December 3 on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 at Las Vegas High School Room 353. A $5 registration is charged at the first class meeting. Topics include investment objectives the NYSE brokers basic methods investing for income growth and reading financial news.
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Clark County
Securiies
Las Vegas High School
New York Stock Exchange
Clark County to Launch Recreation Program for Handicapped
The Clark County and Las Vegas City recreation departments, with the Easter Seal Society, will start a program for the physically handicapped at the Easter Seal Center on Sunrise. A final organizational meeting is set for Nov 1 at 10 a.m. Volunteers are invited, with training clinics on Nov 6 and 7. The program begins Nov 9 with activities for ages 9-14, including crafts, storytelling, field trips, and games. For info call 737-2387.
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Clark County
Easter Seal Center
Clark County Recreation Department
Citizens Committee to Hear Las Vegas Colony Road Acquisition Plan
The Citizens Committee for Community Improvement meets at 8 p.m. in City Hall conference room to hear a report on acquiring an access and interior roads for the Las Vegas Indian Colony on North Main Street.
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City Hall
Las Vegas
North Main Street
Nevada Southern professor listed in Who's Who in the West
Dr. Jerry L. Crawford, chairman of the department of speech and drama at Nevada Southern University, is selected for Marquis Who's Who in the West. The honor, based on screening, is bestowed on about 15 in 10,000 in 13 Western states and three Canadian provinces.
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Nevada Southern University
Jerry L. Crawford
Marquis Who’s, Inc
Governor Laxalt backs Supreme Justice Batjer in bid
Carson City Nevada Governor Laxalt endorsed Supreme Court Justice Cameron Batjer citing his excellent performance and his sacrifice leaving private practice. Batjer faces Clark County District Judge John Mendoza in a nonpartisan race. The governor urged continued appointive selection of justices and questioned statewide campaigns as costly.
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Carson City
UPI
Supreme Court
Cameron Batjer
Laxalt
Batjer
Batter
Clark County
John Mendoza
Mendoza
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission invites bids around November
The Atomic Energy Commission will invite bids about November for a major procurement related to its research and development programs. Officials stated the process aims to secure competitive offers and expedite project milestones across national laboratories and facilities.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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