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Wednesday, June 17, 1981 2 Reno Evening Gazette Drug busts may ease violence Vario Sugar Ray Leonard (Continued from Page 1) Thev exDect him to be confident. going to quit They don't. I have other alternatives. I have other avenues. I can do commercials.

I have other things I can do." But other fighters have had difficulty walking away from the ring, and the attention of fans. "I think I've had my share of crowds. I don't think it will hurt me. My wife will help me. "I've always been shy, to myself.

I've always had a low profile, to myself. "I think it would be neat to go to a park, have a picnic and not be hounded." But will Leonard ever be forgotten enough to have that picnic? "I think time has a tendency to out of it causes violence. "It's a racket in prison like it is on the streets, except drugs are more valuable (behind bars) The control of the narcotics trade is a major activity of the Aryan Warriors and anything that reduces the payoff serves to help dilute the gang's influence and enables people who want to do their time (lawfully and peacefully) to do it. That's obviously a big plus." The pacifying effect of body-slowing drugs on prisoners is far outweighed by the "life-saving" reduction in violence, he concluded. Charles Wolff, Nevada's prisons director, said he has not known prisoner unrest to increase because of a cutoff of illicit drugs.

He had no other comment. here, unrest is a constant factor. Any shakeup will cause unrest, but I don't think it is the kind of unrest that cannot be managed." State narcotics investigators said Monday that a five-month inquiry into drug smuggling has prompted a revamping of prison security and probably will end with criminal charges against at least 36 people, including some members of the powerful Aryan Warriors gang. "Nothing but good can come out of this kind of development," said Enomoto, a consultant with the National Institute of Corrections and a former director of California's prison system. "If authorities are able to keep drugs out, it will lead to a reduction of violence.

The contraband (drug) traffic and the money to be made By DARYL KELLEY Gazette itaft writer Potential inmate unrest following a crackdown on drug smuggling into Nevada's prisons is overshadowed by the probable reduction in drug-related gang violence which now plagues the prisons, a national prisons expert said today. If the wide-ranging drug crackdown is successful, some inmates might react negatively, said expert Jerry Enomoto, who has investigated security problems at the Nevada State Prison for nearly three months. "But I think unrest is always present in the prisons," he said. "Certainly, in a place as unsettled as the (maximum security) prison But what about Leonard's other side? That came through on the telephone, too. "I would like to have those three titles.

But my time will be up In '84, whether I achieve those goals. I'm branching out in careers," Leonard said. "I will have done enough for boxing and gotten enough out of boxing. I've put in my share of fights." His preparation for another career appears to be complete. He is a color commentator for Home Box Office and NBC boxing telecasts.

He is a member of the news staff on WDVM, the CBS affiliate In Washington, D.C. He says that preparation separates him from many fighters. "So many boxers say, 'I'm erase things. In due time, I think yes." But this is no time for picnics. "America's Fighter" has more phone calls to make.

(Continued from Page 1) conditions reflecting softness in the restaurant business did not influence his decision to sell. "Business has been very solid for us. We've been able to build up a strong local clientele over the years," Vario said. When Vario entered the business in 1954, he had a 10-table operation at the south end of Reno. He launched the restaurant from a building that had been a roadside saloon called the South Virginia Bar and Moody's.

Commercial neighbors were scarce in the pas-tureland-dominated area. During the first few years of operation, the business underwent small expansion activity. In 1966, a major expansion effort brought the facility up to its present size. Today, at the same location but surrounded by commercialism, Vario's can seat 180 diners. Banquet accommodations are available for another 70 people.

A native of Oakland, Vario became involved in the restaurant business in Reno in the early '50s. He was a partner in the Town House on First Street (where Penney 's is now located) and opened The Stein (formerly the 116 Club) on Center Street in 1956. He started the 19th Hole at Lakeridge Golf Course in 1972 and later opened, the bar in the Continental Lodge. He met his wife, the former Jackie Miller, in 1951 while she was performing with the George Moro Dancers at the Riverside. In 1977, Vario and another developer announced plans for a 300-room hotelcasinorestaurant complex on his South Virginia Street property.

The project, which was later scrapped, was to be called Vario's Villa Capri. Kings Inn Personal income rises Strike disruption The 0.6 percent personal income increase in May brought Americans' income for that month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $2.37 trillion. After-tax income rose 0.5 percent to $1.99 trillion, the Commerce Department report said. Personal outlays rose to an annual rate of $1.88 trillion, leaving personal savings of about $100.7 billion, down 2.1 percent from April. The national savings rate, with figures lagging behind income and outlay statistics by one month, was put at 5 percent for April, up slightly from the 4.9 percent reported in March.

The Commerce Department originally had reported that April spending rose 0.2 percent. (Continued from Page 1) has sought long-term, permanent financing to replace a $3.4 million construction issued in 1974 when the hotel was built, Mallen said. Business should continue as usual at the 167-room hotel which employs 250 people, he said. Steve Brooks, local manager for Sherwood Roberts, a Seattle-based mortgage company, declined to comment on the loan arrangement today. Allen Bergendahl, who owns several homes in Nevada and California, is the primary owner of the Kings Inn, holding the property through several private corporations.

He also owns the Gloria Marshall business which has salons in 22 states. His main office is in Downey, Calif. WASHINGTON (AP) Americans' personal income increased another 0.6 percent in May, the same sluggish gain as in April, but personal spending rose 0.7 percent after falling in the preceding month, the Commerce Department reported today. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve Board reported today that U.S. manufacturers operated their factories at 80.1 percent of capacity in May, the highest level in a year but an increase of only 0.1 percentage point over April.

The reports were new evidence that the economic recovery from last year's recession has slowed considerably, but they also indicated neither consumers nor factory operators are being wiped out by inflation and high interest. ority. Some general aviation traffic could be diverted to nearby airports, such as Stead. Small airports in rural Nevada could escape major problems in the event of a strike. For example, an FAA spokesman at Elko Municipal Airport noted the five air employees at the facility, who are members of a different union, offer advisory information only.

They do not have authority to direct air traffic. The Elko airport is planning for increased business if a strike is called. But the picture is different in larger cities. For example, Las Vegas officials have warned that a strike could result in disaster to the state's tourism-based econ (Continued from Page 1) riers which specialize in long-haul flights could sustain a strike at least for a while. He said some of the major airlines expect business to pick up to a certain degree because of the inability of passengers to get aboard short-haul flights.

"But schedules would be jumbled and passengers would be inconvenienced. There's only so much we can do with supervisory personnel and non-union employees," Arri said. "And general aviation would come to a halt in the case of a major strike." Under the FAA game plan, military flights and those of an emergency nature would have top pri omy. Regional forecasts Vfeather SOUTH CENTRAL NEVADA Mostly sunny and warm Thursdoy with northwestely winds 15-25 mph in the afternoon. Highs 83-93.

Lows tonight 45-55. EXTREME SOUTHERN NEVADA Sunny and hot Thursday with south-westely winds locally 15-25 mph in the afternoon. Highs 95-105. Lows tonight 65-75. NORTHWEST NEVADA Occasional high cloudiness through Thursdoy with northwesterly winds 15-25 mph in the afternoon.

Highs 82-92. Lows tonight 42-52. NORTHEAST NEVADA Occasional high cloudiness through Thursday with northwestely winds 15-25 mph in the ofternoons. Highs in the 80s. lows tonight 35-45.

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