Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 22

2 Tuesday, April 20, 1971 Reno Evening Gazette Clean air bill passed Legislative action roundup Future teachers name officers Environmentalists complained the new board would be merely "bureaucratic do-nothings." Wilson said weekend meetings with a conference committee of assemblymen and senators in an attempt to strengthen the Sen. Thomas R. Wilson, D-Reno, said the amendments were "not what we would have prefercd," but that there was too much Assembly opposition to the bill, SB 275, in its original form. Venereal disease The Senate Finance Committee today sponsored a bill appropriating $33,000 over the next two years to help fight the growing problem of veneral disease in Clark County. The money Primary defeated An effort to revive a bill calling for a state presidential primary election was defeated in the Nevada Assembly.

The vote, to bring AB 185 from the Assembly Elections Committee was 11-22. ing for a study of the feasibility of combining certain divisions of the department of motor vehicles. Monday, ACR 50, which requests the legislative commission to appoint certain legisla- tors to "make a study" was adopted by the lower house l0 administer t0 local The Assembly changed the composition of a board designed to oversee pollution regulations from a citizens' body to one composed of state department heads. RECORDER TAKEN Washoe Sheriff's deputies re- ported the theft Friday of two tapes and a recorder valued at $65 from the car of Ronald Kirk, 9325 Freemont Way, Lemmon Valley. I New Way Found To Stop Hair Loss, Grow More Hair Assemblyman Norman Hil- brecht, D-Las Vegas, said the bill had 23 signatures and it was appropriate to take a floor vote.

The bill called for the presi dential primary to be held on March 2 beginning in 1972 and every four years after. The bill was sent to the elec tions committee and never re turned to the Assembly for a vote. Aid to blind A bill to give $10 more state aid a month to the blind person won approval in the Senate Finance Committee. The measure will cost $45,000 over the next two years. The blind would be the only category in welfare to get an increase in their checks if the bill is passed by the Legislature.

Leaves hospital Gary L. Beu, 26, Reno, Injured in a March 20 accident on the Pyramid Lake Highway, has been released from Washoe Medical Center. The Nevada Highway Patrol said Bue's auto apparently ran out of control. would go to the state health governments. State officials say the veneral disease problem is reaching near epidemic proportions in southern Nevada.

Bawden requests Earth Day help CARSON CITY The Nevada State Highway Department has asked for help on Earth Day in cleaning up highway trash that cost the slate $243,000 to remove last year. "We would welcome assist ance from responsible groups which might wish to help in a spring cleanup of litter on portions of the state highway system," said John Bawden, state highway engineer Monday. He asked that groups planning cleanup activities Thursday, "Earth Dav." coordinate their activiUes with dis trict engineers. "Your state highway depart- is committed to "help pre- SCrve the natural environment on and adjacent to the state highway system and is most willing to assist those who wish to help us," he said. The Nevada Senate has accepted Assembly amendments to a clean air bill that were criticized for weakening it.

Casino named in lawsuit A Beverly Hills, woman has sued the Palace Club, claim ing she was burned after "hot coffee or liquid" was spilled on her Dec. 15, 1969. The Washoe District Court suit was filed by Hattie Mae McAllis ter, represented by Reno attor ney Nada Novakovich, and asks a $15,000 judgment. FISH, GAME SPEAKER The Downtown Reno Sertoma Club will have as its guest speaker Wednesday, William Rollins, information officer for the Nevada Fish Game Commission. NEW-AMERICAN-STANDARD keeps toilet odors out of bathroom! The Compact toilet has new low styling.

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Sen. Warren Monroe, P-Elko, said this was more realistic than the Assembly version. The amendment was adopted in the Senate to the uniform controlled substance act. A felony provides for a 1-6 year term in the state prison but a gross misdemeanor allows up to one year in the county jail and a fine of $1,000. Birth certificates Gazette-Journal Legislative Bureau A bill allowing officials to amend birth certificates if a child is born out of wedlock and acknowledgement of paternity is later established passed the Nevada Assembly.

AB 727 says the new certificate would be identical with the certificate of a child born in wedlock and the original certificate would be sealed and opened only with a court order of a competent court. Welfare fraud The Assembly lias agreed to back down on earlier action increasing the prison sentence of recipients convicted of cheating on welfare. Assemblymen had approved a controversial bill hiking the penalties for welfare fraud to a maximum 10 years in prison and $5,000 fine. However, the Senate lessened the penalties to the maximum of one year in prison and a $1,000 fine and the Assembly agreed on the amendment Monday. Department merger Gazette-Journal Legislative Bureau The Assembly Transportation Committee introduced a concurrent resolution Thursday call HOUSTON, Texas If you don't suffer from male pattern baldness, you can now stop your hair loss and grow more hair.

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