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Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 43

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BENO EVENING GAZETTE APRIL 21, 1963-43 The Kolod Case iscrepaneses Hail Site Cons idred About 70 per cent of the forest fires in the Rocky Mountains of the United States are started by lightning. Law aimed course Full Re Asked The Washoe County Fair and1 Recreation Board today consid LOVE THAT Silver Club ered a resolution formally es Gambler tablishing the State Building as the site of the Reno downtown with the firm of Gozalis, Rolloff and Dickinson of Oklahoma City, in association with L. A. Ferris of Reno, as archiects on the job, Gravelle said. Gravelle said "some time in the summer of 1966" would be a "reasonable" completion time for the project.

i PAINT! 'Crosby Gold Label Guaranteed 1-Coat Coverage An investigator for the Nevada convention hall theater-auditori U.S. Supreme Court if neces Gaming Control Board said to 1 1 um. Three of the five board mem Building site despite offers by private interests of alternate locations for the $1.9 million building. "I very definitely feel the State Building is the place," board chairman William Gra-velle said today. "I don't feel the work that's been done by all concerned to establish the State Building site as the proper location should be set aside to consider other locations," he added.

aSsjgU Reg. 6.90 Gal. 3.99 day he had found some numeri Commercial 500 E. 4th St. I Wealthy gambler Ruby Kolod notified the Nevada Gaming Commission Tuesday he will voluntarily drop his holdings in the Desert Inn and Stardust Hotel Casinos in Las Vegas if his federal conviction of conspiracy cal discrepancies in keno games bers already have publicly expressed support for the State The office and phone bugging during 10 months in 1962 and 1963 showed that Kolod didn't threaten disbarred attorney Robert Sunshine as charged, Williams said.

Williams promised to appeal Kolod's case all the way to the at the Sparks Silver Club. Jack Fenkell of Las Vegas, keno expert for the board, said to commit extortion holds up. a disputed $10,000 winning keno "If he's going to stand convicted of this, he doesn't care ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 snip if 1 1 1 vfiv ts- y.WV'V Gravelle said the board also ticket was not played in the right game. He testified before probably would discuss proce to remain licensed in Nevada," dures to float a legislature -au added attorney Thomas Foley the Nevada Gaming Commis From 10:30 AM To' 3:30 PM of Las Vegas. sion.

Fenkell said the ticket, Tahoe Sewage Consideration Set May 18 STATE LINE, (AP) Offi Foley urged the commission to give Kolod "the full re thorized bond issue to finance the project, and what instructions to give architects on final designs. The board has contracted marked for Denver F. Steele of Earth's Crust Subject of Talk At University "The Earth's Crust" by Dr. George B. Maxey, professor of geology at the University of Nevada, will be the topic for the fifth session of the Adventure in Science seminar for ninth graders.

The weekly sessions are held each Saturday at 9 a.m. in the univeristy's Atmospherium-Planetarium. Dr. Maxey will give a de Stateline, was stamped for game No. 6 but was played on No.

5. course of the law" before possibly revoking his licenses, Worth about $1 million. few-; He said he found in his investigation that tight checking pro TO GIRLS' STATE cials of the Douglas County The investigative Gaming Control Board asks immediate suspension on the basis of Ko- cedures were not always made ELKO Kathleen Johnson at the club in other kneo Roast Pork lod's conviction bringing se and Susan Zander, Elko High School juniors, will be Elko's games. vere discredit on the state's le The board is supporting American Legion Auxiliary gal gambling industry. Steele's demand the club pay Girls' State Committee.

Sewer Improvement District No. 1 will consider May 18 whether three South Lake tahoe construction projects will lose their sewage treatment allocations. District engineer Elmer D'An-gelo said the three projects had not complied with requirements to either show substantial con sary. Kolod was convicted two weeks ago in Denver along with William Israel Alderman of Las Vegas and Felix Alderisio of Chicago. Evidence pointed to Kolod and Alderman, a former gambling licensee, being swindled by Sunshine in a Nebraska oil venture which went dry, Williams said.

Sunshine is serving a separate prison term. The trio was acquitted of a companion charge of outright extortion. Kolod, 54, has been under treatment for his heart ailment five months. It's unlikely he will be able to return to active participation in the Desert Inn and Stardust on the flashy Las Vegas Strip, Donnelley said. Foley aruged no emergency exists to kick his client out of the casinos.

The Control Board has warned other Nevada licensees that serving Kolod, Alderisio or Alderman would place their licenses in jeopardy. "A real seious need exists to shew that gaming control means something in Nevada," said Control Board attorney Norman Samuelson. Gaming commissioners took the arguments under submission and were expected to reach a decision in a few days. Donnelley objected to the board's request that Kolod be immediately cut off from profit sharing in the casinos. It's been the policy of the Stardust and Desert Inn to pay sick employes even when they might not return, he said.

the winning ticket. Steele testi scription of the world's moun fied Tuesday he had given club The board also is seeking a permanent order ordering the DI and Stardust to break all ties with Kolod. He is the largest single stockholder in the on a French Roll or Baked Virginia Ham on Rye Bread or French Dipped operators the false name of cnij. ens, D. F.

Stone to avoid paying income taxes on the ticket. Desert Inn with 13.1 per cent, i i The Silver Club maintains struction progress within six i fflaov tain ranges, discuss the methods by which geologic time is set, how it is measured and its significance. The special seminars are sponsored by the Desert Research Institute in cooperation with the Washoe County school system. Steele conspired with a keno months of receiving a building dealer to make all eight spots permit or file for a time exten Kolod, under treatment for a recent heart attack, also was defended by Edward Bennett Williams of Washington, D. and Jack A.

Donnelley, a cor Beef Roast Baron correctly on the ticket. IT0PS IN or sion. The Douglas County district, under contract with the South Lake Tahoe Public Utility District, is guaranteed treatment Fenkell said there were other indications of sloppy checking procedures at the club. He said porate officer in both casinos. Kolod notified the commission Hot Corned Beef JMi of his intention to release his he found tickets, after being of one million gallons of sewage marked and paid for, were not placed on a customary spindle shares if not acquitted in a letter.

Williams is general counsel per day. Douglas officials made allocation of the limited capacity to used for copies. Silver Club owners Ben H. for the Teamster Union, which has loaned money to the DI end several other Nevada casi new projects providing proof of Coleman, Arthur Oetjen and Lyndon E. Short gave the com MlTATI0NSkW 1 unt-E poop- mission a $10,000 check, made Eureka School Bond Issue Defeated EUREKA (AP) Eureka County voters defeated a bond issue Tuesday which would have financed buildings, sites and equipment for county schools.

The vote was 115 for the issue and 152 against. Eureka County has 479 registered voters. Served with Cole Slaw or Garbanzo Bean Salad Coffee or Tea nos in the past. He intends to appeal the conviction on the ba out to Steele, in the event they building progress is made. D'Angelo said projects in danger of losing their allocations are the Ponderosa Resort Hotel, a 60-unit apartment and a four-plex apartment.

can't prove the ticket sis of federal wiretaps of Ko-lod's office which weren't ad mitted into evidence. I LOW IH PHICE SCHOOL UNIFICATION II 1 1 1 A I I MONTEREY (AP) Voters have approved unification of a Farm Labor Panel Readies Advice SALINAS (AP) A panel considering the importation of workers to harvest Califor school district area encompas MAYOR RE-ELECTED OAKLAND (AP) Mayor John C. Houlihan and all three incumbent city councilmen won reelection by lops ides margins in Oakland Tuesday. sing the entire communities of Monterey, Seaside, Ft. Ord and Marina.

20-30 Clubs Plan Meeting Special to The Gazette GARDNERVILLE Harold's Topaz Lodge, 15 miles south of Gardnerville on Highway 395, will be the locale for the 20-30 Sierra Nevada District Convention, April 23-24-25. Sparks 20-30 Club will be host group. Fred nia crops is preparing a recom HEARING PROBLEM SOLVED mendation for Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz. The panel ended Tuesday its investigation of specific requests for 1,600 Mexican nationals for the Stockton area and 5,100 for the Salinas Valley.

Pinard, president of the Car- Son Valley 20-30 Club, will be ti7 '-ihti 7 I first delegate, Dal Byington, sec MRS. CURT THOMAS OF RENO SAYS: "I am now wearing a Vicon Hearing Instrument. During the past 10 years I've worn one of the so-called leading brand-name hearing aids. It was too loud, gave we headaches, and I just could not understand most voice tones with it. Nine months ago I purchased a "custom made" Vicon Hearing Instrument, and it Is the closest thing to noval hearing that I've ever experienced." PRESCRIPTION HEARING SERVICE 240 California Avenue 329-6988 FINISHED VIEW LOTS READY 1967 AT THIS TIME APPROX.

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