Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 30

"IT TT EVehlng Gazette Thursday, June 9, 1977 Government employe classes nf thp miirse. and then will Gaming news Onslow license approval urged Courses In public policy and other areas of Interest to government employes will be offered this summer through the University of Nevada. Three of the four classes will be held in Carson City for the convenience of state employes. All four are applicable toward undergraduate degrees, special certificates or the university's new masters in public administration program. During the first summer session, Professor Richard Gable of the University of California, Davis, will offer a course on the Problems of American Public Policy.

Designed with public employees in mind, this course will consider topics such as collective bargaining in the public service, sunset laws, equal employment legislation, and legislative review of administrative rule-making. It will be taught on a special intensive basis. Class members will work independently meet as a class for two sessions scheduled approximately four weeks apart. The class wifi meet June 24-26 for 8 hours a day, and again July 22-24. A course in Organizational Communication will be taught in Carson City by Dr Gordon Zimmerman on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings for five weeks beginning June 13.

The course deals with three general areas: the theories of organizations; the interpersonal communication process; and awareness of important communication tasks in organizations and strategies for dealing with them. In Reno during the first summer session, Dr. Warren Fox will teach the Elements of Public Adrninistration. Regular registration will be held on the Reno Campus June 10 from 12-4 and 5-8 p.m. RIDE THE HIGH COUNTRY I STARRING Randolph Scott Joel McRea And Laurel and Hardy "NOTHING BUT TROUBLES" Plus Cartoons DoonOpon CARSON CITY (AP) The Nevada Gaming Control Board has recommended approval of a gaming license for Reno's Onslow Hotel-Casino.

However, gaming chairman Philip Hannifin Wednesday questioned whether it was proper to grant a license to Everett S.M. Brunzell, a contractor whose company has been charged with building code violations by authorities in Pluma County, Calif. Brunzell said the allegations revolve around a school construction job his firm contracted for in Quincy. 1 Building Inspectors found that dummy bolts had been built into the structure and, while Brunzell said the structure was safe, he admitted that the finished job did not meet contract specifications. While Brunzell has not been personally charged with a crime, Hannifin said the fact that his firm was Involved left his position "clouded." Brunzell said! his firm spent upwards of $400,000 of its own money to bring the project up to specifications.

By a 2-1 vote, the gamine board recommended approval of Brunzell and unanimously approved the other partners, provided they have $412,000 in reserve to meet any emergency. Also recommended for approval was a request by Summa Corp. to merge several properties for tax reasons including Harolds Club Inc. in Reno, Hotel Properties and Hughes Archisystems Inc. The corporations has until next week to provide officials with the new name of the entity.

The board also recommended approval of licenses for: 1 Philip Mirabelll, brother of Nevada's state treasurer, and Raymond Demmon as partners in El Inca Casino in Las Vegas. The gaming board was concerned that one of the landlords would include a man who once was denied a gaming license. Audre J. Cames to run six slot machines at A.J.'s Liquors, 5589 W. Charleston Las Vegas.

Al-Don Manufacturing Distributing 2890 Vassar Reno, to license slots at The Caboose in Sparks, The Delta Queen Bar, Distillery Outlet, and The Mall, all in Reno. Austin Hotel restaurant and bar in Austin; Joseph D. Hayes and Duna Dee Hayes as 100 per centjoint tenants. The Border Inn in Baker; Alexander R. Perea and Denys M.

Perea, 100 per cent joint tenants. House of Spirits, 1000 N. Carson Carson City Robert Scott owner. Nevada Novelty 44 W. Liberty, Reno; Louis Benetti preident; Roy Donatelli, secretary-treasurer; Lynn M.

Benetti Hill, Administratrix of estate of Joe Benetti. -Brass Rail, 26M N. Virginia City; George H. Greenberg, Roy Donatelli, Lynn M. Hill and Louis Benetti partners.

Lar Tronics, doing business as Playhouse Lounge, 1746 Sparks; Charles S. Larkin, owner. Pony Express Lodge, 2406 Prater Way, Sparks; George A. Peavy, owner. Gardner Enterprises doing business as Red Barn, 516 S.

Third Las Vegas; Albert M. Hood, president, and Charles E. Brown, secretary-treasurer. Duane E. Boye, doing business as Seven-Twelve Warm Springs Resort, Moapa.

-Sparkles Car Wash, 398 W. Fourth Reno; James H.McKeman. -Tahoe House, 78 S. Virginia City; Frederick J. Mattox.

United Coin Machine doing business as Alibi Room, 3733 Las Vegas South Las Vegas; Bernard Shapiro, president, director and sole stockholder. -Wagon Wheel Bar, 8525 Reno Highway, Fallon; Helen D. Miller. -BEC Enterprises doing business as Paul's Lounge Too, 132 West Reno; Paul L. Edwards, president, and William James Mallen, secretary-treasurer.

United Coin Machine doing business as Woolco Department Store, 1720 E. Charleston Las Vegas; Bernard Shapiro, president, director and sole stockholder. Arthur Shenker, son of attorney Morris Shenker, was recommended for a one-year probationary license by the board in an application by the Seventy-Six doing business as Rendezvous Hotel and Casino, 400 Ogden Las Vegas. In other action, the board recommended approval of a license for Robert Harry and Joseph Slyman to purchase the Royal Casino, 99 Convention Center Drive, Las Vegas. However, because Slyman was once indicted on a bookmaking charge, the board decided to give him only a one-year probationary license.

Donald Herbert was recommended for approval as assistant casino manager at Circus Circus in Las Vegas. Kerry W. Lavac was recommended for approval as casino manager at Christmas Tree Casino on the Mount Rose Highway. Art Moon Yan and his wife, Fay Sayo Yan, were recommended for approval as joint tenants at the El Rancho Hotel in Wells. Approval was recommended for Gregory Dawson and Elisha Steverson to establish gamine at the 101 Club, 2542 Las Vegas Blvd.

North, North Las Vegas. Deferred until July's meeting was an ap- Slication to remove certain license conditions on le operators of Gary's Casino, Highway 50 and Kahle Drive, Stateline. Hannifin said there were serious auditing discrepancies that needed to be looked at. tfiishl! at 4 P.i Lawrence 323-2296 SEAFOOD mm t- 907 MOAN LAN! MOANA WIIT lll-MIS I InIii EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT i Mlf HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS I S.iWl; IN CASH PRIZES I 01 BAR-B-QUE BEEF AND BEER I msum I p7Y A1H WINNERS PRIZES TO BE Las Vegas Tropicana Hotel San Francisco heiress closer to control groundbreaking will take place for a new 22-story tower that will add 540 rooms to the Tropicana at a cost of $20 million. recommended approval of a request that Mrs.

Briggs become president, treasurer and director of InnTernational Inc. and Hotel Conquistador Inc. with Torcasio as vice president, secretary and director. The board's action came just one week before Mi 3i ft VlSSS GIVEN AWAY AI CRAZY TIMES IN ALl KS7JT 1 a eeeeeeeee. NOW APPEARING Action on whether to accept the withdrawel of another major shareholder, Sam W.

Kovacevich, was deferred until July. The board also postponed action on a request that Tropicana Hotel Corp. be dissolved and shares of InnTernational Inc. be distributed to the licensed shareholders of Tropicana Hotel Corp. Anthony Torcasio, who has been moved to general manager and chairman of the board of the Tropicana, will be taking over the day-to-day running of the operation from the Doumani brothers.

The control board RIPOR' jj (ill lb) 11 1 I CRAZY AREAS THROUGH IHE WHOLE hW i I (5Sparks New Cabaret 4y 1 Opening June 1st, 9 p.m. a 9 9 "The Ward Burton Show" I (SM0) 212TB' SPARKS 3599440 LARRY GATLIN A Superstar of the Future THE KIMBERLEYS Grammy Award-winning Group Opening June 16 LIZ DAMON'S ORIENT EXPRESS CARSON CITY (AP) -San Francisco chemical heiress Mitzi Stauffer Briggs has moved closer to solidifying her control over the Tropicana Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. The Nevada Gaming Control Board Wednesday recommended that the Gaming Commission lift the one-year probationary conditions of her gambling license and Kant her a permanent ense. Mrs. Briggs had been given a probationary license because she had had a number of business failures (fin the past.

At the same time, prominent Las, Vegas hotel owners Ed and Fred Doumani asked that they withdraw from the Tropicana's parent firm, Tropicana Hotel a request that was recommended for approval by the GCB. In August of 1975, Mrs. Briggs invested $6.5 million in the hotel. At that time there were many persons named on the ownership list. For the past two years, she and the Doumani 's have been consolidating their ownership.

Howard Johnson's purchase urged CARSON CITY (AP) A request by three Ohio men to purchase the Howard Johnson's Casino in Sparks was recommended for GENERAL CINEMA THEATRES ONE DRINK MINIMUM (EXCEPT SATURDAY) -NO COVER CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY BEGINNING AT 8:00 EXCEPT MONDAY jj Jonn Rscuagas I NUGGET I KsfoFEKITfTHIW ill The Ride of Your Life Starts Tomorrow! jjjj HaM nvt Must Um Steel A i "BLACK SUNDAY" I "CROSS OF IRON" it) JI II I hi ITI .1 IJ I 1 i mnM.nl.,..IJtM,lll,.Vin:J.U3.1 Held Over "THE STING" (hi 1 FATHER'S DAY was first observedin 1909. This year approval Wednesday by the Nevada Gaming Control Board. The application, which hurdled the board Wednesday, now requires approval of the Nevada Gaming Commission. Applying for the gaming license are Eugene E. McCarlie Ronald C.

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