Sinatra seeks Nevada gaming license amid Giancana ties
The Nevada Gaming Commission accepted Frank Sinatra’s request for gaming license consideration as a key employee at Caesars Palace. An investigation will take at least six months. Sinatra, 64, previously lost his license in 1963 after associates linked to Chicago crime figure Sam Giancana visited Cal Neva Lodge. He left Nevada gaming about 17 years ago.
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Grafton Easter Egg Hunt Set For March 29
The Graf ton Jayceeettes host an annual Easter Egg hunt and party from 2 to 3 p.m. March 29 at Grafton Methodist Church. All Grafton children ages 2 to 7 may attend. For reservations call Joyce Staples at 926-2951.
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