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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1968
Page
3
A list of individuals including Chad J. Anderson James H. Bilbray Archie C. Grant and Sondra Lawlor appears in a fish and game commission document. The fragmented text references Daniel H. Crothers Elmer H. Groshan Wayne E. Kirch and Nate Marsh among others, with unclear context.
A district court awarded Atty. Harry Claiborne 66 614.92 for work on the Rose Mapel Azbill estate. He helped secure nearly 500 000 of the Mapel estate as Azbill separate property after her divorce from Ed Mapel. Azbill later married his investigator Sylvester Arbill, and she was found dead in Rancho Circle. Arbill faced first degree murder and arson charges.
The Las Vegas Sun offers its morning edition with Sunday publication details and staff credits. It lists executives, editors, department heads, and circulation figures, noting staff including John Batdorf Edward Weinstein Howard Zellhoefer Mickey Gordon and David McGinty among others.
Las Vegas receives a 197000 federal grant to aid flood control by building two miles of underground storm drains. The project, with total cost about 507000, will install oversize drains on West Charleston Boulevard at Algiers Avenue and run north to Vegas Creek.
A Regional Planning Council Technical Committee meeting at 11 a.m. precedes the City Commission session at 1:30 p.m. in City Hall. The agenda includes possible lifting of the year-long liquor license freeze restricting tavern and package licenses, and a measure to acquire title to a Sahara Avenue right of way west of I 15. Also on the table are ownership change requests for The Steak Pit on Las Vegas Boulevard South and Lucky’s Cafe on South Highland Avenue.
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