Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 9

Reno Evening Gazette Friday, Aug. 19, 1977- Reid would have Sinatra lawyer step forward in Webb license action CARSON CITY (AP) Nevada Gaming Commission Chairman Harry Reid wants Frank Sinatra's lawyer, Milton Ruein of Los Angeles, to step toward for licensing as a Del E. Webb Corp. director. The commission didn't issue a formal order Thursday that Rudln come forward, but Reid said that by next month he wanted a recommendation from the panel's investigatory arm, the Gaming Control Board, and he would then move to issue the order if Rudin had not voluntarily acted in the interim.

Commission member Clair Haycock said he wanted swift action on the Rudin-Sinatra matter because it appeared gaming authorities had been "running and hiding" In delaying action on the issue. Sinatra was stripped of a Nevada gaming license in 1963 for allegedly hosting the late Sam "Monur Giancana at a club Sinatra once owned at Lake Tahoe. Giancana, a known underworld figure, was assassinated in 1975. Reid said his main concern was whether Rudin should be licensed. But Haycock said he was concerned over both Rudin and Sinatra.

The move on Rudin came as Control Board member Jefi Silver disclosed that Sinatra has been divesting himself ol Del E. Webb stock. Silver also disclosed that a rift between Sinatra and Webb factions within the Phoeniz, firm had apparently ended. STILVER SAID THE Webb faction had moved to dismiss its suit against Rudin, Sinatra, Las Vegas Sun publisher Hank Greenspun and others, which alleged the Sinatra group conspired to compel it to sell certain properties to them and to book certain entertainers. Rudin had been elected to the Del E.

Webb board of directors June 3 in Phoenix, and was recently seated on the board despite initial opposition to the seating, Silver said. Sinatra and Rudin initially acquired 560,000 shares, or a Silver also said Rudin had filed notice with the federal 6 5 per cent interest, in Del E. Webb Silver said Securities and Exchange Commission that he intended to Sinatra was "systematically divesting" himself of his stock split up the arrangment with Sinatra so that he would have and the end result is expected to be a combined interest of about 125,000 shares in his own account and Sinatra would 425,000 shares, or just under five per cent. have the remainder. PARK AND LOCK I 24-HOUR DOWNTOWN SECURITY PATROLLED 1 New delay in River Inn application QfM 419 SPACE GARAGE- CENTER STS.

FIRST 4 HOURS VALIDATED AT officer is former Boston Red Sox pitcher Robert Emmett O'Neill. O'Neill played for the Sox between 1940 and 1946. The landlord group is currently trying to negotiate a deal with Valley Bank of Nevada on a defaulted loan, in efforts to keep the bank from foreclosing on the property. Craig Haase, Reno lawyer for the landlord group, told the Gaming Commisson the delay would allow time to try to settle the hassle, now before Washoe County District Court Judge Grant Bowen. Gaming at the club was authorized in May 1972, on the condition that the landlord group file for a suitability finding.

A series of delays followed as gaming authorities received sporadic correspondence from the Orange CARSON CITY (AP) The Nevada Gaming Commission has granted a new delay on its five-year-old order that a group of Orange, lawyers be licensed as-suitable landlords of a Reno-area casino. But Commission Chairman Harry Reid said Thursday that if the licensing application is not turned in by November, he would seek a complaint against principals in LTD of Nevada, landlord of the River Inn between Reno and Verdi. Gaming records list Charles G. Schlagel, Dennis V. Menke and F.K.

Friedmann of Orange as principals in the club, under its former name of Rodeway Inn Holiday Spa Casino. Gaming at the club is operated by DGS, whose sole Card-count suit motion filed BUS FROM GARAGE TO el practice of card counting and whether casinos are within their rights when they eject a counter. In the simplest form, card counting merely is keeping track of cards dealt in a game of "21, and using a mathematical formula to determine what chances a wager on any given hand will have for success. Estes has asked the court to rule that ejection from a casino or arrest of card counters violates constitutional rights of equal protection under law, due process, and equal employment of public LAS VEGAS (AP) Hilton Casinos Inc. and the Nevada Gaming Commission have asked Dist.

Court Judge Joseph Pavlikowski to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a gambler who claims he was discriminated against because he counted cards in a came of "21." 6 The American Civil Liberties Union is representing Mark Estes in the suit filed Thursday against the hotel firm and state authorities. The case, expected to be a landmark for the Nevada gaming industry, will test the Work card, license revoked CARSON CITY (AP) -The Nevada Gaming Commission has pulled the work card and gaming license of Phillip R. Soper, charged with cheating while dealing blackjack at the Monte Carlo casino at Laughlin. Eoper was also ordered Thursday to pay a fine equal to the amount of the investigation into his case. Soper's gaming license was at the Montgomery Pass casino on Montgomery Pass.

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