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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1976

Page

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Sinatra Has No Control Over Del Webb Casinos

An official said Frank Sinatra and attorney Mickey Rudin hold no control over Del E. Webb Corp s Nevada casino management or policies and lack enough stock to elect a director. Rudin said they may buy more shares to influence policy though the board took no action.

Carson City UPI del E. Webb Corp Frank Sinatra Nevada Donald E. Stephenson Webb Corporation State Gaming Control Board Sinatra Mickey Rudin Beverly Hills Calif Rudin del E. Webb Gaming Board State Gaming Commission Las Vegas Philip Hannifin

Clark County teachers reject 3.5 percent pay offer

At Valley High School a mass meeting of 987 teachers saw 684 vote against the district's 3.5 percent raise while 290 backed it. Association President Tom Hood will present results to the Board of School Trustees at 8 p.m. and seek further negotiation meetings. About 3,400 teachers are in the district.

Clark County Classroom Teachers Association Association Tom Hood Board of Valley High School Clark County Tex King King Hood Ralph Conrad von Tobel Mike Hollywood Ruth Fyfe Clark County School District Board of Trustees

Crosswalk tragedy spurs contempt for drunk driving

A 14 year old girl was killed in a Sahara Avenue crosswalk while being escorted by a school guard. A 33 year old motorist, alleged to have been speeding at 50 mph plus and drunk, faces manslaughter charges with a $50,000 bail. The defense seeks lower bail, prompting sharp critique of excuse making for drunk driving.

Sahara Avenue

City manager warns staff on talking to press in Las Vegas

Las Vegas City Manager Bill Adams said he will fire any staffer who talks freely to the news media and urges factual statements without opinions. He noted eight have already been fired and predicts more. Mayor Bill Briare criticized secrecy and pledged steps to address the impression of a closed city hall.

SUN Las Vegas Bill Adams Adams Bill Briare City Hall Briare Strip

President Carter Set For Debates On Philadelphia Stage

Ford rehearsed lines in the White House while Carter studied briefing books ahead of the first 1976 presidential debate at the Walnut Theater in Philadelphia. The 90 minute televised event will ask domestic and economic questions to both candidates before a national audience.

United Press International Ford White House Jimmy Carter Philadelphia Walnut Theater Carter

U S Steel Paid Ford Vacations At Disney World And Pine Valley

U S Steel covered President Ford expenses for several vacations at Disney World near Orlando and at Pine Valley Golf Club in New Jersey. William Whyte, the steel firm’s lobbyist, confirmed a 1972 visit after the GOP convention and noted other stays. White House aides said Ford did not view the Pine Valley trips as substantial gifts and acted within his rights.

Washington UPI U.S. Steel Ford Disney World Orlando Fla House USS. Steel William Whyte Steel Industry White House Whyte Miami Beach Richard M. Nixon Pine Valley Golf Club Clementon N.J Ron Nessen Pine Valley Nessen

Autopsy clues on Hughes may explain will errors

Houston based attorney says a full autopsy of Howard Hughes could reveal medical evidence for spelling mistakes and handwriting irregularities in the asserted Mormon will written on a yellow pad in March 1968. Noah Dietrich’s lawyer George Parnham notes illness could account for errors.

Hughes Parnham

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