Psychosomatic illness spotlight by pioneer pathologist
Dr. Caye Mason, medical director of Mason-Barron Laboratories, says most waiting room illnesses are psychosomatic or stress related. He cites cases of housewives, job dissatisfactions, and warns against treating only symptoms. Mason, AP member in Las Vegas for ASCP CAP meeting Oct 20.
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SUN
the Sun
Caye Mason
Mason-Barron Laboratories
Chicago
Mason
University of Ilinois
Las Vegas
American Society of Clinical Pathologists
ASCP
College of American Pathologists
CAP
Convention Center
Regent Approves Band for UNLV Formation Committee Named
Regent chairman James Buchanan announced creation of a committee to form a UNLV marching band. The panel, to be appointed at the Nov 19 meeting in Reno, will raise funds recruit a director and players and target a 78 79 season appearance and 1980 Western Athletic Conference entry.
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University of Nevada Board of Regents
James ‘Bucky
Buchanan
Board of Regents
Reno
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Bill Ireland
Ireland
Nevada considers Carey Act moratorium on 160 acre homesteads
Reports of misrepresentation and land speculation trigger a temporary halt on new Carey Act 160 acre homestead applications in Nevada. Deputy AG Bill Paul says many filings come from out of state who have not seen the land. 2,000 applications exist for a 2 million acre grant. Public hearings set for Nov 1 in Las Vegas to explain regulations and moratorium specifics.
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State Lands Division
Clark County
Bob Erickson
The
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Erickson
Nevada
Steve Robinson
State Conservation and Natural Resources Department
Las Vegas Convention Center
Eric
Laxalt backs decriminalization of marijuana possession
Sen. Paul Laxalt defended his vote in favor of a Senate Finance Committee amendment to decriminalize possession of up to an ounce of marijuana, arguing states should set penalties. He criticized federal overreach and said he would introduce his own proposal to shift responsibility to states.
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New
Senate Finance Committee
Laxalt
Senate Judiciary
Mormon Fort Repair Contract Approved for Las Vegas
City commissioners unanimously approved a contract with California adobe expert Gilbert A. Sanchez for restoration work at the Las Vegas Mormon Fort. The $7,000 to $10,000 task includes testing and bi monthly oversight as part of a broader funding plan seeking $310,000 plus land purchases adjacent to the fort. Federal and state grants are targeted for restroom, canopy, lighting, landscaping, and land acquisition to expand the site. Restoration is funded by city, federal Historic Preservation Act and state funds, with work extending beyond 1980.
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Las Vegas
Gilbert A. Sanchez
San Jose
Calif
National Park Service
Sanchez
The
Las Vegas Elks Club
Fort
Torical Landmark
City of
State of Nevada
National Endowment For the Humanities
Las Vegas Man Sentenced Five Years for CB Radio Theft
A Las Vegas resident William Archie aged 43 received five years in Nevada State Prison after pleading guilty to the September 24 1975 attempted burglary offense and stealing a CB radio from a car. Judge Carl Christensen sentenced him and dismissed another grand larceny charge. Archie has 22 prior arrests and 72 days in jail credited.
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Nevada State Prison
William Archie
Carson St
Carl Christensen
Archie
Christensen
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