Reapportioned Regents Urged for Clark County Voice
Las Vegas optometrist Dr. Marvin M. Sedway urged reapportionment of the University of Nevada Board of Regents to boost Clark County representation. He argues the nine member board currently allocates three seats to Clark, three to Washoe, and three to other counties, despite Clark housing 54 percent of the population. Sedway proposes four Clark seats, three Washoe, and two for small counties, arguing the board sets policy rather than merely administering funds.
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Marvin M. Sedway
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Washoe County
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Nations Weather 24 Hour Probe From San Francisco Bureau
United Press International provides a 24 hour temperature and precipitation table ending at 4 a.m. as compiled by the U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco. The data shows regional readings and forecasts for weather trends.
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New York Brief Temperature Extremes Across Mainland States
The highest temperature reported yesterday to the U.S. Weather Bureau, excluding Hawaii and Alaska, reached 100 degrees at Laredo, Texas, while the lowest was 34 degrees at Reno, Nevada.
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NLV Studies Rose Garden Renewal Plan
North Las Vegas councilmen met in an informal session to study initial Rose Garden Urban Renewal plans and surveys. Two alternates were presented by urban renewal officials and planners with no action. further public sessions are planned. The 80 acre site lies between Owens and Tonopah with Main Street and railroad tracks as boundaries. an eastern extension to Woodard Street was proposed in the alternate. Renewal costs estimate 6 to 8 million, offset by sale of property. Lou Hess, urban renewal agency director, reported.
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Nevada
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Flangas Weighs Plan To Tap Federal Funds For Nevada
Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Bill Flangas proposed a 1967 plan to attract about 30 million dollars in federal funds. He urged forming a Nevada development district with all 17 counties to create a financing experts corps and improve state access to Washington funded programs. He argued coordination issues in Washington hinder local communities from securing money.
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Bill Flangas
Flangas
State Planning Board
Washington
Immunization Push In Clark County Schools
Clark County Health Department with the School District launches an immunization effort for first graders. An extra form will be sent home in the first week to record immunizations. Dr. Otto Ravenholt notes a county wide grant funded project to protect all county children from communicable diseases. A Las Vegas area random survey on immunization levels is underway to guide resource use.
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Clark County
Otto Ravenholt
Las Vegas
Health Department
Ravenholt
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