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Reno Evening Gazette Wednesday Jan. 5, 1977 -33 A new start in Washington D.C. Official ceremony Tuesday Enthusiasm still there, but different for Santini Rocky swears in Cannon Senate's standing committee from 31 to 15 in an effort to streamline business. Cannon also heads the Aviation subcommittee, and that panel will be studying the deregulation of airlines and a proposed Civil Aeronautics Board reorganization bill to liberalize airline route entry and exit. Cannon said he will oppose any effort to abolish the CAB.

The Armed Services Committee will be occupied by consideration of new weapons systems, including the controversial Bl bomber. Cannon said he thinks the crucial problems of nuclear proliferation and nuclear waste disposal will occupy much of the Senate's time this year because of the soon-to-be-felt results of what he termed "indiscriminate worldwide nuclear reactor sales." WASHINGTON (AP) Nevada's senior senator, Howard Cannon, was officially sworn in for his fourth term here Tuesday by Vice President Nelson Rockefeller. Cannon ranks 20th in Senate seniority, and he is the chairman of the Rules Committee. He also is the ranking Democrat on the Commerce Committee, and serves on the Armed Services Committee and the Space Committee. Cannon said a long work schedule is facing the 95th Congress, and that he thinks measures to stimulate the economy, and the development of a national energy policy will be at the top of the agenda along with a start on a national health insurance program.

The rules committee will begin almost immediately to work on a plan to reduce the HOWARD CANNON term JIM SANTINI longer freshman Thunderbird now the Silver Bird Santini said the general feeling among many of his colleagues about the Korean scandal is one of embarrassment. "We definitely need to pump up congressional ethics," Santini said. "The Speaker indicated his support, so I am optimistic something positive will be accomplished." Santini said he will continue to serve on the Interior and Insular Affairs and the Interstate and Foreign Commerce committees, both of which he views as vital assignments for a Nevada congressman. 1 "I also hope to be reappointed to the Select Committee on Aging because of my intense interest in that area. Santini said he will attempt to make Congress more aware of the dependence the nation is developing on imported minerals and the adverse effects.

"I sometimes feel like a voice in the wilderness, but this is a really serious problem we must face." He expressed concern that companies such as Kennecott are having tremendous economic problems, and the nation continues to import 27 per cent of its copper. The congressman said the nation also needs to look ahead to the time when mineral supplies will dwindle to dangerous lows. "Some of the congressmen feel the mineral fairy will descend on us every couple of years and provide all the minerals we need," Santini said. "They just don't realize the problems which are facing the mining industry here and abroad." Santini said another project he hopes to work on during the next two years is implementation of hiring and providing services for the handicapped. "I have become very interested in this area, and I want to work at convincing the employers at the wealth of talent available among the handicapped," he said.

"Also, I want to work at eliminating the various barriers the handicapped encounter in our public buildings." Santini, exhibiting his legendary enthusiasm, predicted the 95th Congress which got under way Tuesday would be an active, successful one, "with the citizens benefiting." By BILL PHILLIPS Rep. Jim Santini is off and running as his second term and the 95th Congress begins. Nevada's lone representative said his reputed enthusiasm after two years in office has not lessened, "but it has been conditioned by reality." The Democrat said that unlike two years ago when he arrived on Capitol Hill as a freshman, he now knows what the needs are that await him, but his enthusiastic thrusts are not any less than in 1975. "That was an exciting time, and we were full of anticipation about the unknown future," Santini said in a telephone interview moments after being sworn into office Tuesday by Speaker of the House Tip O'Neil. "The excitement is still here this time, but it is different." Santini pledged that when the excitement dies down, "I'll know it is time to return to Nevada and go back to spending my time looking for arrowheads." The congreeman expressed optimism about what the 95th Congress will accomplish, particularly under Presidentelect Carter's administration.

"Take energy for instance," Santini said. "The 94th Congress passed some 67 bills concerning energy, but we failed to formulate a policy." Santini predicted this Congress will centralize its energy efforts under a single committee and couple that with Carter's efforts to centralize the executive branch's energy programs. "I think the result will be a definitive energy policy for the nation, rather than the hit and miss efforts of the past two years," Santini said. President-elect Carter is scheduled to meet with congressional leaders Thursday to discuss approaches to improving the nation's economy. Santini predicted the emphasis will be on jobs, rather than tax cuts.

"In my judgment, we need to create public works projects rather than create more government jobs," Santini said. Congressional reform continues to be a timely topic, Santini said, but he said efforts will be more low-key than that of the freshman class of 1975. "We still are working on reform, but I think it is from within the system, which sometimes take longer than I like," he said. pansion of the casino area from the present 18,000 square feet to 53,000 square feet. The remodeling will include a large bingo room and a race and sports book to accommodate as many as 200 gamblers.

"They just sort of forgot the local people here," Riddle said Tuesday during a news conference at his newacquistion. "We're going to do everything possible to bring the locals back," said Riddle, adding that the policies used to reverse the trends at the Silver Nugget and Silver City will be used to turn the Silver Bird into a Parry Thomas bought the property and is now leasing it to Riddle. Riddle said he will have the "Bird" doing business his way in no time and unveiled plans for an estimated $1.5 million in renovations. A high-rise complex is also on the drawing boards, but the financing is not yet completed, said Riddle. Plans call for the ex money maker that people enjoy.

You just can't kid the local people. They know a bargain when they see one," said Riddle. "People realize that we've been honest with them." Ceasars World, which also operates Caesars Palace, dumped the Thunderbird last year. An investor group headed by Valley Bank executive E. entertainment not yet been The new policy has firmed.

LAS VEGAS (AP) The once-renowned Thunderbird Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip has now become the Silver Bird, and with the new name will come a change in policy aimed at returning the "Bird" to the lofty nest it once occupied, according to its new operator, Major A. Riddle. Riddle, who has scored major successes with his Silver Nugget in nearby North Las Vegas and the Silver City on the Strip, said he patronized the Thunderbird years ago. When it was opened in 1948, the Thunderbird was considered the crown jewel of Nevada gaming. But the Thunderbird changed hands many times, and Riddle said he watched the once-flourishing business deteriorate.

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