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Heno Gazette-Journal I hursday i-ebruary i yy i iiu GAMING TOURISM tU-Q- lt Li 1 v. W1 'J r. ve-s I 11 ti Vineyard From page December. The IRS, which now has Hull man's promissory note, has agreed to let the winery pay olT the debt over five years with 7 percent interest. "This tcensy little business fought the IRS," said Lora Shaner, Peggy Shaner's mother and the winery's spokeswoman.

"Most other people would have caved in. It takes guts to do that." The IRS has refused to comment on the case. Shaner and Sanders held a celebration dinner on Sunday and are hoping they'll be problem-free in 1995. They say the town has been very supportive and their restaurant is drawing in lots of business. They say they have about 100,000 visitors each year.

"You know the expression the tail wagging the dog?" Shaner said, explaining that the restaurant has helped their wine sales. "They like gourmet dinner with wine. They like the fact that it's very quiet and there's no slots here." The winery, which makes all of its wine by hand but still uses California juice, sold 1 2,000 cases last year and expects to sell 20,000 this year. Much of it is sold with dinners, out of the gift shop or through the wholesaler Southern Wine and Spirits. As sales rise and word gets out that Fahrump Valley Vineyards is actually open, Sanders and Shaner are hoping their new fence will keep the mustangs away.

I' amendment on the 1 996 ballot requiring a two-thirds vote by the electorate to legalize casinos. But the idea, designed to defeat efforts by casino advocates in two years, may not have much chance this year, a top lawmaker said this week. "We got so much else to do and the people have spoken very clearly about casino gambl ing," House Speaker Peter Rudy Wallace said. "I'm not sure it's necessary to build in any additional defenses." Last November, voters rejected by a 63-37 percent margin an initiative to allow 47 casi nos at hotels, horse tracks and riverboats around the state. Ex-Carson official joins Bally Gaming Former Carson City Undersheriff Vic Freeman has joined Bally Gaming International as assistant compliance officer, the company announced.

Freeman, who also was chief of investigations for the Nevada Gaming Control Board, will assist Bally Gaming with licensing applications in all legal gaming jurisdictions. Bally Gaming designs, manufactures and distributes gaming and slot products through subsidiaries based here and in Berlin and Hannover, Germany. V4 fit 1 Caesars chairman elected to ITT board Henry Gluck, chairman and chief executive officer of Caesars World has been elected to the board of directors of ITT which bought the gaming company last month. Rand V. Araskog, ITT's chairman, president and chief executive, said Gluck was unanimously elected to the board.

"Mr. Gluck has agreed to continue as chairman and chief executive officer of Caesars World, helping to assure the continued success of the Caesars' operations that are widely acknowledged to be the Finest in the gaming industry," Araskog said. Gluck, 66, has been chief executive of Caesars World since February 1983. ITT Corp. acquired Caesars World, operator of three hotel-casinos, in a friendly takeover last month.

Commission cuts ties with attorney general In the wake of an investigation into a gambling machine company, the Louisiana casino commission has started cutting some of its ties with the Louisiana attorney general. Expressing dissatisfaction with a report into Bally Gaming commission chairman Max Chastain won a motion that would take attorney general's investigators out of the process of licensing employees and vendors for the New Orleans land casino. The action came despite a warning from Will Whitmore, the casino regulatory agency's top officer, that removing the investigators would hamper thousands of background checks that have to be finished before a temporary land casino opens in late April. The commission also voted to take steps to remove the attorney general as its legal counsel. Sheriffs want to make gaming vote tougher Florida's sheriffs want to make it nearly impossible for gambling casinos to operate in the Sunshine State.

They are urging state lawmakers to place an "ii it Wrrr -mifir rr Associated Press CELEBRATING: Peggy Shaner, left, and Jack Sanders, co-owners of the Pahrump Valley Vineyards. Apple accused of censoring CD program SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) Apple Computer known for its progressive technology and cultural attitude, is being accused of censorship. Software publisher Voyager Co. claims Apple is dropping one of its CD-ROMs programs from computers sold to schools because it would not eliminate discussion of homosexuality, birth control and abortion in the program.

"They can say that it's business, but they are bowing to a special interest. To me that's censorship," Voyager spokesman Braden Michaels said Wednesday. But Apple said Voyager is wrong and bristled at the accusation. "Apple as an employer and a corporate citizen has a well-documented history of supporting diversity, and we continue to do so. This is not an issue of censorship," said Apple spokeswoman Stacey Byrnes.

She said Apple was considering customer complaints about the disc "Who Built America?" but has not made a decision about its distribution. Voyager, based in New York, specializes in educational software on history, music and art. Since December, its "Who Built America?" has been sold with Apple computers to elementary and secondary schools. The disc, based on a book of the same name, looks at the United States during the late 1 9th and early 20th centuries. It includes film clips, music and illustrations of the period as well as first-person accounts.

Among them are an 1882 letter in which a gay man recounts his emigration to America and a recorded interview with a New York woman recalling her 1 2 abortions. Voyager said Apple told the company in January it had received complaints about the disc. Apple asked Voyager to make a version without the topics but the company refused, Michaels said. Voyager offered to send schools that object to "Who Built America?" any CD-ROM from its catalog and suggested that the disc be limited to high schools. Apple turned down the compromise, Michaels said, and decided not to include the disc in its models for schools anymore.

Apple, however, disputed that account. "To date Apple has neither formally notified Voyager or made a decision regarding the content of future versions of the bundles. As of today, Apple continues to distribute (the disc)," Byrnes said. The company routinely reviews customer response and uses it to help decide what programs to distribute, she said. Apple is the second-largest maker of personal computers in the United States.

In addition to its computers, the company is known for its liberal workplace policies. Casino cense for the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas which will be the first of 30 Hard Rock properties to have licensed gambling. The 320-room hotel-casino is scheduled to open in March. Hard Rock owners have a 60 percent interest and Harveys Casino Resorts, which has a major hotel-casino at Lake Tahoe in northern Nevada, will have a 40 percent interest and manage the casino. The GCB's recommendation came after the board chairman, Bill Bible, cautioned that the club must enforce a state prohibition against minors gambling.

The board has been cracking down on clubs for not keeping minors away from gambling areas, recently imposing a $10,000 fine against Bally's in Las Vegas and issuing a complaint against stick into three states." Veteran Nevada gaming executive Bob Cashell will manage the resort for the tribe. But in time, he said someone from the tribe may be able to take over and he'll have a consulting role. Tribal members recommended by the board as Cashell's overseers included chairwoman Patricia Madueno, vice-chairman Llewellyn Barrackman and secretary-treasurer Melba Guerrero. Tribal members are getting the first crack at about 550 hotel-casino jobs. The tribe has about 1,200 members, most of them living on reservation land on the Arizona side of the river.

The project is the first under terms of a 1988 compact between Nevada and the tribe, approved as Indian gambling began to spread around the nation. The Control Board on Wednesday also recommended a casino li From page 1 the extreme southern tip of Nevada. The tribe controls more than 33,000 acres in the Mohave Valley, including land in Nevada, Arizona and California. A 17-mile stretch of the Colorado River flows through the reservation. Control Board members quizzed casino developers and tribal representatives about arrangements for police, fire, ambulance and other services, given the potential for conflicts between state and local government rules and tribal law.

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Sttrao Receiver Misc. Iishmg Equipment Fnepitct Stt. Misc. Boies No 560 Feb i ll 1995 PUBLIC NOTICE Stilts ol America) in tht lobby ol Nevada litte Company 3320 11 Sahara Suite Las Vegas Nevada, all light, titlt and interest conveyed tn and now held by il undtr Slid Deed of Trustl tht property situated in satd County and Stall described as: LOT 31 IN BLOCK 0 OF IUNIPER HEIGHTS UNIT ONE ACCORDING TO THE MAP THEREOF, FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER OF WASHOE COUNTY, NEVADA ON SEPIEMBER 2. 1986 AS DOCUMENT NO 2358 AND AMENDED BY CERTIFICATE OF AMENDMENT RECORDED MARCH 23.

1987. AS D0CUMENI NO 1149183. OFFICIAL RECORDS. Commonly known as: 083 505-11 If I stittt address ot common designation ol property it shown, no warranty is given as to its completeness or correctness. Sard salt will bt made, but without covenmt Of wtrrtnty, ei pressed tt implied reieidini titlt possession or PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE ORDER NUMBER: 94 1M5 FCL DATED; JANUARY IS, IMS On FEBRUARY 16.

1995 at 9 00 AM Nevada Titlt Company, as duly appointed substituted Truslat undtr and pursuant to Deed ol Trust dated DECEMBER 27. 1989 recorded in book 3015. as document number 1371568, tht Omctottht County Recorder ol WASHOE County Ne vada ruled by IVONA SWIFT AN UNMARRIED WOMAN AND 10HN SWIFT. A SINGLE MAN. AS I0IN1 TENANTS, in llvor ol INTERWEST MORTGAGE.

A NEVADA CORPORATION and subsequently assigned to FIRFMAN FUNO MORI GAGE C0RPORAII0N, by tea son ol now continuing dttault in thi paymint ot pettofmarvct ol oblige lions secured by Slid Dead ol Trust including tht Breech ol Default Notice ot which was recorded it tin Officer ot tht County Recorder ol WASHOE County. Ntvada. by tht tjertelKtary end tht undersigned PUBLIC NOTICE charges and eiptnsts ot Trusttt and ol tht Trusts created by said Dead ol Trust Dated: JANUARY 19 1995 NEVADA TITLE COMPANY A NEVADA CORPORATION BY 6AYLE SHEIT0N Trusttt Salt Officii No 357 Itn 26 Ftb 2 9. 1995 NOTICE TO II00EIS Tht University and Community CoHett System. Business Center North Purchasing Department, will accept staled bids unlit: 2 00 put on J16 95 101 SWITCHING SYSTEM FOR VIDE0TE1EC0NFERENCING.

RIP 6144 (UCCSNSCS) 2 00 pm on 302 95 lot HVAC MODIFICATIONS. RFP t147 (DRI) lids must bt submitted on official University ot Nevada System Invitation to Bid forms. Brds will bt opened at 70 Arttmtsu Way, Room 1 University Purchasing Depart twit. 7844552 II Moran CP Diitclor ol fuichesint No 575 Ft 9. 1995 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PUIUC SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following individuals art tndebted to EMIGRANT SIORACE ol 2500 long ley Lint Reno Nevada lot past due lint EMlGRANI STORAGE; will accent stand bids between the hours ol 9 a and 1 1 a on February 2 1 1 995.

it 2500 longley lane Reno Nevada lot those ttems which have been stored tt EMlGRANI SIURAGE with proceeds ol sard salt to be used to otlset past due tent and coils ol sale Whtn bidding on tin storage unrt tlx brd must bt fur the total ctmttnts tn tht storaga unit and Iht high bidder must remove tht tends liom Iht storage unit by 5 00 pm on February 21 1995 Bid opening will bt al 1 00 on February 21. 1995 NAME lit Emery UNII NUMBER 286 AM0UNI 0WID 1)3903 DIMS 10 BE S0IO Rtclintt Ttbm hitihen Cham, Minor Gul Bike, ioits NAME Inhn Ihomil UNII NUMHIR 310 AM0UN1 OWED; S50I46 PUBLIC NOTICE in an iialron wall, mora particularly described as loilows Commencing at the Northeast comet ol SkIhhi 13, Townsip I North. Range 40 East. 0 AM ttienca South 200 leel al the true point ol beginning continmna South tot SO lael. thence Westerly tor 20 feet.

Ihenca Northerly lor SO leal, thenca Westerly tot 20 leel thenca North erly lor SO leal thenca Easlarly lor 20 teat at Itn true point ol beginning loaelhet with ill appurtenances, wiler rights and rights way. including all shares ol which Irusl has any mines! ol llw capital slock ot any trtiler Company, the Water represented by which stock ti used on or it in enywrst appurtenant to the etoresard premises Said sale will be made (without covenant ol warranty, pressed or implied, regarding lilla possession or incumbrances) to pay thi unpaid balance ol said note. 10 wrt IH4 1969 with rntarast lion March 21. 1994 As tit lard note provided advances it any under the lei mi ol sard Deed ol Trust charm and aipenies ol the Iruslee and ol the trusts created by said Deed ot trust will be additional DAIIO lanuary 2S. I99S PUBLIC NOTICE ITEMS TO BE SOLD Kid's ScootH.

Papen. Drums NAME limy Baldwin UNII NUMBER 401 AMOUNT OWED J346 03 ITEMS TO BE S010 Washer Diver Chun, Soli. Oiesser Drawers Baby Crib, Wattrbtd. Tables. Helmets, Auto Parts Custom Wheels, Dish washer.

Misc. Boats NAME Rodney Haustf UNIT NUMHIR 61 AMOUNT 0W1D $41903 MEMS 10 BE SOLD Shop Heater truck Boi. Truck Bumper Sola. Chans Stan Stepper. Irtts.

Mix Bom NAME Michael Hill UNII NUMBER 176 AM0UN1 0W1D 1339 03 HEMS 10 BE S01D Drawers Collet Tabu, lamps Chairs, ltd. Paintings Misc. Boies NAME Nick Grant UNII NUMBIR 945 AM0UN1 OWED 127903 lit MS TO IE S0ID Washer Orytt Chairs. Beds. Microwave Book Cabinets, Drums, Aitchw Set PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE NO.

S41SJ612 On February 23. 1996 ai 10 30 o'clock AM. Sit WART Hill Of N0RIH EftN NfVAOA I Ntvt corpodtion is TtuitM undtr i Owd of Tiost dilad Aptil 21 1991. Emuttd byG C(ad Ouilttt ind Ki'tn Quillii. husband wm) wtU.

Trustor, ifl (ivot of Ann McPntrson iml RicflKO Miltimin, ti TruitM of the McPtwion Ftmily Trust UA0 4 607. friended. II Beneftcwy and recorded May 71 1991. Document No 284671, of Ofltciel Records of Nye County. State ol Nevada; and aecurin imon other obligations one note the inwunl of 000 00, dated Apol 72.

1991 by reason of now contmuinf default hi the payment or performance ol obhaations secured by urd Deed of Trust, MKludini. the breath or default, notrca of wtiKb was rt corded in the office of the County Recorder of Nye County Nevade by the beneficiary end the undersined more then three months prior to thr date hereof, will sett tt public Auction to the highest bidder tor lawful money of the United Stales ol America at (he front entrance of the office of tin trusttt located at 401 ftyland Sliael. Reno. Holds, ill ntit. till! and intent! no field by il undti Hid Deed ol Trust, in the property situatf in ttw County ot Nye Stall ol Nnada.

described follow! EXHIBIT PARCEL 1 tut Hall (fl ol tlx No.th.cst Quail (NWI4) ol Section II. loxnstnp 6 North, Range 41 Fast. 0 BIM accordini to Iht Offmll Plat ol said on lilt) in tit Office ol tut Bureau ol land Manaiement Said land is also tmmn as Pare ol Parcal Map recorded Inly 75. 1980 at I'K No Nya County. Nevada words PARCEL I Lots I and 2 in the Northwest Quartet (NI4I ol SeKl-on II.

Township i North lW 41 Fast MOBtM. accordmi to the Official Plat ol said land on lil in It Otlica ol Ilia Bureau ot land Manamant Said land ti also known as Parcal 2 ol Parrel Map worded luly 1980 as Fikf No Mil. Nya County. Nevada words 1 (Kill HI wilt an easement lor Ina purpose ol rnstallini and maintain NOTICE OF PUIIIC SALE Thi University and Community Cotlegi System, Busrness Center North Purchasing Department, will accepl staled bids until. 2 00 p.

on 2 16 95 lot PUBIIC SAIF DAIRY HlltlRS. 116 619 (UNR) 2 00 pm. on J16.15 lot PUBIIC SALE OAl NAV, II 6 1 50 (UNR) Brds mult bt lubmilttd on otlicral University ol Nevada System In yrlalion to Bid'' Forms lids will bt opened tt JO Artemisia Way, Room I. University ot Nevada. Reno.

Nevada lot turlhtr mtotmalion. contact the University Purchasing Dtpertmtnl. CO) IU 6552 Rl Moran CPM Director ol Purchasing No 576 Fib 9, 1995 REQUEST FOR flOPOSAl Tht Pyramid Laki Housing Authority is currently setkine audit proposals Irom CPA ACCOUNTING FIRMS thru Frrday. February 22. 1995 it 4 30 tor periods ending 17 31 94 2 31957 ind 12 II 96 fust-marks will bt accepted tht US Department of Housine A Urban Development lormal will be rtturrtd Indian Preference will bt given lor lurthtr ifltotmetioA, contact' PYRAMID LAKE HOUSING AU1H0RITT P0 Boa 213 Nnon Nevada 89424 (702) 574 1026 No 556 Feb 191015 1617 1995 tncumbronces.

to pay tnt itmaimng principal sum ol tht note secured by mora than thrtt months prior to Iht sard Deed ol trust to wit a dati thereof will St I At ruBiit AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER with intirtsl thereon as provided in sard noli, advances il any under tht FOR CASH (payiwe tt the time ol salt lawful money ol the United terms ol said uttd ol lust. lies. A.