Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County (Nev.): rosters, correspondence

PRINCIPLES AND PURPOSES
"Operation Opportunities - Clark County*1 Board
1.
The Board will serve as the organization for planning and coordinating proposal screening and funding for the various Economic Opportunity Programs in Clark County. It will serve in a non-operational capacity, directing its efforts toward the development of programs in new, adapted and existing agencies or organizations. While serving in this capacity, the Board will maintain an open-door policy toward all program proposals submitted by these agencies and organizations.
2,
The Board will call upon and encourage local agencies and organizations to utilize the technical services which will be made available by the State and Federal agencies and departments. Whenever feasible, the Board will also provide such technical, professional and citizen leadership services to local agencies and organizations. It will make available to all local agencies all available information for project development and staff services which can be provided by existing services.
3.
Wherever possible, the Board will encourage and facilitate the coordination of agencies and of fields of interest and geographical areas between agencies. The board will facilitate the utilization of the energies and abilities of those citizens who are involved in combating poverty through local action and in the planning and evaluation of Economic Opportunity programs. It will encourage and facilitate the maximum efficient utilization of public and voluntary funds expended for Economic Opportunity programs.
4,
The Board will establish and conduct such evaluation programs as are deemed appropriate for the operation of the Economic Opportunity programs. It will provide through contract such planning and research programs as will further the realization of the Economic Opportunity programs. Pursuant to this, it will make such reports as are required by both state and federal arms of the Economic Opportunity Administration; it will also require such reports from local operations when these are deemed appropriate.
5.
The Board will maintain a strict accounting of all the funds received and expended and will provide the constituent bodies and the general public with reports of its fiscal operations. The Board will provide such staff and citizenship leadership training through available funds as is deemed practical.
6.
The Board will formulate long-range Economic Opportunity program plans to meet the present and future needs of Clark County and will exert every effort to implement their realization.
Approved October 21, 1964, by Opportunities Board Membership
PRINCIPLES AND PURPOSES
"Operation Opportunities - Clark County" Board
1.
The Board will serve as the organization for planning and coordinating proposal screening and funding for the various Economic Opportunity programs in Clark County. It will serve in a non-operational capacity, directing its efforts toward the development of programs in new, adapted and existing agencies or organizations. While serving in this capacity, the Board will maintain an open-door policy toward all program proposals submitted by these agencies and organizations.
2.
The Board will call upon and encourage local agencies and organizations to utilize the technical services which will be made available by the State and Federal agencies and departments. Whenever feasible, the Board will also provide such technical, professional and citizen leadership services to local agencies and organizations. It will make available to all local agencies all available information for project development and staff services which can he provided by existing services.
3.
Wherever possible, the Board will encourage and facilitate the coordination of agencies and of fields of interest and geographical areas between agencies. The Board will facilitate the utilization of the energies and abilities of those citizens who are involved in combating poverty through local action and in the planning and evaluation of Economic Opportunity programs. It will encourage and facilitate the maximum efficient utilization of public and voluntary funds expended for Economic Opportunity programs.
4.
The Board will establish and conduct such evaluation programs as are deemed appropriate for the operation of the Economic Opportunity programs. It will provide through contract such planning and research programs as will further the realization of the Economic Opportunity programs* Pursuant to this, it will make such reports as are required by both state and federal a' ins of the Economic Opportunity Administration; it will also require such reports from local operations when these are deemed appropriate.
5.
The Board will maintain a strict accounting of all the funds received and expended and will provide the constituent bodies and the general public with reports of its fiscal operations. The Board will provide such staff and citizenship leadership training through available funds as is deemed practical.
6.
The Board will formulate long-range Economic Opportunity program plans to meet the present and future needs of Clark County and will exert every effort to implement their realization.
Approved October 21, 1964, by Opportunities Board Membership
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES -- CLARK COUNTY"
PLANNING BOARD MEMBERSHIP
EDUCATION
Mr. Harvey Dondero, CHAIRMAN, Assistant Superintendent, Clark County School District
Mr. Ray Sturm, Director, Clark County Adult Education Division
Mr. Lyal Burkholder, Area Director, Clark County School District
Mr. Earl Bruner, Principal, Elementary Schools, Highland School
HEALTH AND WELFARE
Mr. Donal O'Callaghan, Director
WELFARE
Mrs. Stella Fleming, Director, Clark County Relief Administration
Mr. Robert Bauer, Chief, Bureau of Research and Finance, Nevada State Welfare Division
Mr. Ernest 0. Skagen, District Director, Nevada State Welfare Division
HEALTH
Dr. Otto Ravenholt, Director, Clark County Health Department
Miss Genevieve Arensdorf, Nursing Supervisor, Clark County School District
MENTAL HEALTH
Dr. Martin Levine, Supervisor, Department of Mental Health, Nevada State Health Division
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Mr. Charles Spann, Assistant Manager, Las Vegas Local Office, State Department of Employment Security
PROBATION DEPARTMENT
Mr. Robert Mullen, Chief of Probation, Clark County Probation Department
VOLUNTARY AGENCIES
Mr. Edward Young, Board Member, Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Association
Mrs. Elaine Walbroek, Executive Director, Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Association
Mr. Robert DeLangie, Board Member, United Fund
LABOR
Mr. Joseph H. Mankins, Area Representative, United States Department of Labor
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LEADERSHIP
In Target Area:
Dr. Charles West, Private Physician
Mr. H. P. Fitzgerald, Principal, Kit Carson School
Mr. David Hoggard, Attendance Officer, Clark County School District
Mr. Robert Reid, Law Clerk, Judge Roger Foley's Office
Miss Margaret York, Teacher, Elementary School, Clark County School District
Mrs. Lillie McCoy, Librarian, Elementary School, Clark County School District
In Community at Large:
Mr. William Briare, County Commissioner
Dr. Juanita White, Regent, University of Nevada
Dr. Clare Woodbury, Private Physician
Senator Mahlon Brown, Attorney, and Nevada State Senator
Mr. William Morris, Attorney
Mr. Lee Walker, Attorney
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES — CLARK COUNTY"
PLANNING BOARD MEMBERSHIP
EDUCATION
Mr. Harvey Dondero, CHAIRMAN, Assistant Superintendent, Clark County School District
Mr. Ray Sturm, Director, Clark County Adult Education Division
Mr. Lyal Burkholder, Area Director, Clark County School District
Mr. Earl Bruder, Principal, Elementary School#, Highland School
HEALTH AND WELFARE
Mr. Donal O'Callaghan, EErre i_ tar
WELFARE
Mrs. Stella Fleming, Director, Clark County Relief Administration
Mr. Robert Bauer, Chief, Bureau of Research and Finance, Nevada State Welfare Division
Mr. Ernest 0. Skagen, District Director, Nevada State Welfare Division
HEALTH
Dr. Otto Ravenholt, Director, Clark County Health Department
Miss Genevieve Arensdorf, Nursing Supervisor, Clark County School District
MENTAL HEALTH
Dr. Martin Levine, Supervisor, Department of Mental Health, Nevada State Health Division
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Mr. Charles Spann, Assistant Manager, Las Vegas Local Office, State Department of Employment Security
PROBATION DEPARTMENT
Mr. Robert Mullen, Chief of Probation, Clark County Probation Department
VOLUNTARY AGENCIES
Mr. Edward Young, Board Member, Nevada Tuberculosis and Health
Association
Mrs. Elaine Walbroek, Executive Director, Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Association
Mr. Robert DeLangie, Board Member, United Fund
LABOR
Mr. Joseph H. Mankins, Area Representative, United States Department of Labor
LEADERSHIP
In Tarset Area:
Dr. Charles West, Private Physician
Mr. H. P. Fitzgerald, Principal, Kit Carson School
Mr. David Hoggard, ^ttendajicg^f f icer, Clark County School District
Mr. Robert Re i d /, Judge Roger Fol py 1 s—
Miss Margaret York, Teacher, Elementary School, Clark County School District
Mrs. Lillie McCoy, Librarian, Elementary School, Clark County School District
In Community at Large:
Mr. William Briare, County Commissioner
Dr. Juanita White, Regent, University of Nevada
Dr. Clare Woodbury, Private Physician
Senator Mahlon Brown, Attorney, and Nevada State Senator
Mr. William Morris, Attorney
Mr. Lee Walker, Attorney
Mr. Karl Marshall, Rancher, Moapa Valley
Mr. Sam Boyd, Businessman
Mr. Paul McDermott, Businessman
Invitations to serve on the Board have been extended to all of Clark County's Mayors: Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson,
TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Mr. John Bunten, Assistant Superintendent for Vocational-Technical and Adult Education
Mr. Keith McDonald, Superintendent, City of Las Vegas Recreation Dept.
Mr. Jack Staggs, Administrator, Southern Nevada Manorial Hospital
Mr. Ferren Bunker, County Agent, Clark County Extension Service
Mr. William E. Kearns, Counsellor in Charge, State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
Mr. Lee Burnham, Acting Director, Administrative Services, Department of Employment Security
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR CLARK COUNTY"
PLANNING BOARD MEMBERSHIP
EDUCATION
Mr. Harvey Dondero, CHAIRMAN, Assistant Superintendent, Clark County School District
Mr. Ray Sturm, Director, Clark County Adult Education Division
Mr. John Bunten, Assistant Superintendent for Vocational-Technical and Adult Education, State of Nevada
Mr. Lyal Burkholder, Director, Area programs
Mr. Earl Brunner, Principal, Elementary School
HEALTH AND WELFARE
Mr. Donal 0'Callaghan, Director
WELFARE
Mrs. Stella Fleming, Director, Clark County Relief Administration
District Director, Nevada State Welfare Division
Mr. Robert Bauer, Chief, Bureau of Research and Finance, Nevada State Welfare Division
HEALTH
Dr. Otto Ravenholt, Director, Clark County Health Department
Miss Genevieve Arensdorf, Nursing Supervisor, Clark County School District
MENTAL HEALTH
Dr. Martin Levine, Supervisor, State Bureau of Mental Health
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Mr. Charles Spann, Assistant Manager, Las Vegas Local Office, State Department of Employment Security
PROBATION DEPARTMENT
Mr. Robert Mullen, Chief of Probation, Clark County Probation Department
VOLUNTARY AGENCIES
Mr. Edward Young, Board Member, Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Assn.
Mrs. Elaine Walbroek, Executive Director, Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Association
Mr. Robert DeLangie, Director, United Fund of Clark County, Vice-President, Coldwell Banker and Company
LEADERSHIP
In Target Area:
Dr. Charles West, Private Physician
Mr. H. P. Fitzgerald, Principal of Elementary School
Mr. David Hoggard, Attendance Officer, Clark County School District
LEADERSHIP
In Target Area: (Continued)
Mr. Robert Reid, Law Clerk, Office of Federal Judge, Roger Foley
Miss Margaret York, Teacher, Elementary School, Clark County School District
Miss- Edythe Abington, Teacher, Elementary School, Clark County School District
Miss C. P. McCoy, Library, Clark County School District
In Community at Large:
Mr. William Seeiie, County Commissioner, Dr. Juanita White, Regent University of Mr. William Morris, Attorney
Claire Woodbury, M.D.
Clark County Nevada
Mr. Lee Walker, Attorney
Note: The Board has an open end to include further representation from Gaming Industry, Labour, Newspapers, State Legislature as indicated.
OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK COUNTY
PLANNING BOARD MEMBERSHIP
EDUCATION
Mr. Harvey Dondero, CHAIRMAN, Assistant Superintendent, Clark County School District
Mr. Ray Sturm, Director, Clark County Adult Education Division
Mr. Lyal Burkholder, Area Director, Clark County School District
Mr. Earl Bruner, Principal, Elementary Schools, Highland School
HEALTH AND WELFARE
Mr. Donal O'Callaghan, Director
WELFARE
Mrs. Stella Fleming, Director, Clark County Relief Administration
Mr. Robert Bauer, Chief, Bureau of Research and Finance, Nevada State Welfare Division
Mr. Ernest 0. Skagen, District Director, Nevada State Welfare Division
HEALTH
Dr. Otto Ravenholt, Director, Clark County Health Department
Miss Genevieve Arensdorf, Nursing Supervisor, Clark County School - District
MENTAL HEALTH
Dr. Martin Levine, Supervisor, Department of Mental Health, Nevada State Health Division
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Mr. Charles Spann, Assistant Manager, Las Vegas Local Office, State Department of Employment Security
PROBATION DEPARTMENT
Mr. Robert Mullen, Chief of Probation, Clark County Probation Department
VOLUNTARY AGENCIES
Mr. Edward Young, Board Member, Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Association
Mrs. Elaine Walbroek, Executive Director, Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Association
Mr. Robert DeLangie, Board Member, United Fund.
LABOR
Mr. Joseph H. Mankins, Area Representative, United States Department
LEADERSHIP
iC&t-
In Target Area:
Dr. Charles West, Private Physician
Mr. H. P. Fitzgerald, Principal, Kit Carson School
Mr. David Hoggard, Attendance Officer, Clark County School District
Mr. Robert Reid, Law Clerk, Judge Roger Foley's Office
Elementary School, Clark County School District
Mrs. Li 1 Ixa.JteCey...I^g^£g33CnT~Elementary School, Clark County
School District
In Community at Large:
Mr. William Briare, County Commissioner
Dr. Juanita White, Regent, University of Nevada
Dr. Clare Woodbury, Private Physician
Senator Mahlon Brown, Attorney, and Nevada State Senator
Mr. William Morris, Attorney
Mr. Lee Walker, Attorney
Mr. Karl Marshall, Rancher, Moapa Valley
Mr. Sam Boyd, Businessman
Mr. Paul McDermott, Businessman
Invitations to serve on the Board have been extended to all of
Clark County's Mayors: Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, Boulder City
TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Mr. John Bunten, Assistant Superintendent for Vocational-Technical and Adjyilt Education
Mr. Keith McDonald, Superintendent, City of Las Vegas Recreation Dept.
Mr. Jack Staggs, Administrator, Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Mr. William E. Kearns, Counsellor in Charge, State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
Mr. Lee Burnham, Acting Director, Administrative Services, Department of Employment Security
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
EjAT.lj Or
I. PUBLIC OFFICIALS (or Representatives) - Indefinite Terms of Office:
County Commissioner (Or Representative):
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Mayor of Las Vegas (or Representative):
Mr. James Brennan
Mr. WiI Iiam Briare f,’r. Darwin Lamb Hr. Robert Broadbent Mr. James Ryan
Mayor Gragson
Mayor of . North Las Vegas (or Representative):
Counci I man Waite
Councilman p. Prince
Mayor of Henderson (or Representative):
Mayor of Boulder City (or Representative):
Mr.
Emory Lockette
Clark County School District
Mr.
Harvey Dondero
Clark County Health Department
Mr.
Clyde Newman
Clark County Welfare Department
Mrs
. Ste11 a Flemi no
Nevada State Welfare Division
!rs
. 1. Me inhover
Nevada State Employment Security Dept.
Mr. Don McKamy
University of Nevada—Cooperative Extension Service
Mr. Ferren Bunker
11• REPRESENTATIVES OF THE POOR (initial Terms as Indicated; thereafter 3 years)
Three Year Terms -■ Expire June 30, 1971
Henderson Neighborhood Council Jo Mackey Neighborhood Council Highland Neighborhood Council Kit Carson Neighborhood Council FourmiIe-East Las Vegas-Pittman Area Council Pride of the West
Mr. Victor Ha I I
Mr. Melvin Johnson Mr. Melvin Johnson Mrs. D. King Mr. C. S. Nehring Rev. Leo Johnson
Two Year Terms - Expire June 30, 1970
North Las Vegas Neighborhood Council Madison Neighborhood Council
Matt Kelly Neighborhood Council Westside Neighborhood Council
Mr. Charles Jones Mrs. Thelma Hearon Hrs. ClotiIe Parker Mr. Thomas Wilson, Sr.
One Year Terms - Expire June 30, 1969
Moapa Valley Migrant Workers’ Council Operation Independence Day Care
Parents Advisory Comm.
Mr. A. R. Neito
Mrs. Elsie Thompson
111• REPRESENTATIVES OF OTHER GROUPS AMD INTERESTS (Initial terms as indicated- thereafter, 3 years)
Three Year Terms - Expire June
30, 1971
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
Mr. Joe Neal
Nevada Catholic Welfare Bureau, Inc.
Father Shallow
Greater Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce
Vacancy
Young Men's Christian Association
Hr. John Wawerna
Nevada State Assembly
Hr. W. Wilson
National Association of College Women
firs. El la Jones
Les Femme Douze
Nevada Resort Association
Nevada Power
Reynolds Electric
Mrs. L. Bai ley
Hr. Willi am CampbeI I
Hr. Howard palmer
Mr. Frank Di Luzio
Two Year Terms - Expire June 30, 1970
Operation Independence, Inc.
Clark County Central Labor Council
United Fund of Clark County
Policy-Action-Leadership (PAL)
One Year Terms - Expire June 30,
Rev. D. Clark Mr. Ted Lawson
Mrs. C. Hill
Mrs. P. Fahey
1969
Clark County Ministerial Association
Vacancy
Clark County Legal Aid Society
Hr. Richard Bryan
Nevada Futures, Inc.
Mr. Fred French
Southern Nevada Personnel Association
Mr. J. R. McPherson
At-Large-Members
Mr. Lee Walker
Rev. Newton Tigner
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ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
(Alphabetical Listing of Members and Their Addresses and Business and Home Phone Nos.)
BRASWELL, JOE
Nevada State Welfare Division 1060 Tonopah Highway Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 870-5181) .
BUNKER, FERREN
Cooperative Extension Service
P. 0. Box 590 Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 382-0259; Home 878-1532)
BUTCHER, WEBSTER 14|.| N. "E" Street Las' Vegas, Nevada (Business 385-1514)
CLARK, REV. DONALD 1676 N. "E" Street Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-1560)
CROCETTE, ALTO I NE
Henderson Neighborhood Council 6-B W. Li neo In Henderson, Nevada
CONDERO, HARVEY
Clark County School District
P. 0. Box 551 Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 736-5011; Home 735-8203
FAHEY, PAT
PAL’Organ i zat ion 1805 Manhatten Drive Las. Vegas, Nevada (Home 870-2361)
FLEMING, STELLA
Clark County Relief Administration 65 I Shadow Lane Las Vegas, Nevada
(Business 385-1466; Home 382-0321)
HAMPTON, DON
Clark County Probation Department E. Bonanza Rd. & Pecos Drive Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 649-361 I)
HILL, CHARLOTTE 27 Country Club Lane Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 735-0558) 1
JONES, CHARLES
North Las Vegas Neighborhood Council 1917 Harvard Street
North Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-6165)
KEYES, GEORGE
Matt Kelly Neighborhood Council 1201 Leonard Avenue
Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-4151)
KING, DOROTHY
Kit Carson Neighborhood Council 220 Perkins Ci rcle
Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 649-3492)
KLINE, GEORGE
Madison Neighborhood Council
1105 Cunningham Drive
Las Vegs, Nevada (Home 385-1646)
LAMB, COMMISSIONER DARWIN
Clark County Board of Commissioners 5000 Jean Street
Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 385-3131)
LAWSON, TED
Central Labor Council 1526 North Main Street Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 382-2112; Home 878-1072)
LOCKETTE , .EMORY
Representing Mayor Robert Broadbent
P. 0. Box 542
Boulder City, Nevad (Business 293-2161; Home 293-1980)
MARSHALL, PAUL
Representing Mayor W. R. Hampton 295 West Basic
Henderson, Nevada (Business 565-5041; Home 564-3761)
Alphabetical Listing (Continued)
MCPHERSON, J. R.
Representing Mayor Oran Gragson
City of Las Vegas
City Hall
Las Vegas, Nevada
(Business 385-1221; Home 384-1057)
MERZ, WILLIAM
Clark County School District
P. 0. Box 551
Las Vegas, Nevada
(Business 736-5011; Home 870=6874)
SPANN, CHARLES
Youth Opportunity Center
629 Las Vegas Blvd. North Las Vegas, Nevada
(Business 382=8942; Home 735-3410)
TIGNER, REV. NEWTON 500 Kasper
Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-9627)
MILLER, DAISY
Highland Neighborhood Council 2108 Constance Avenue
North Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 649-1863)
NIETO, ANGEL RAMIRO
P. 0. Box 133 Logandale, Nevada
PEKRUL, REV. MELVIN
Clark County Ministerial Association 2008 Santa Paula Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 735-6045)
PERRY, SOLOMON
American Association of Retired Persons P. 0. Box 4065
Las'Vegas, Nevada
PUSHARD, DOUGLASS
ClarK County District Health Dept. 625 Shadow Lane Las Vegas, Nevada
(Business 385-1291; Home 382-7095)
SHALLOW, FATHER CHARLES
Catholic Community Welfare
P. 0. Box 1926 Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 385-2662)
SMITH, PEGGY
Day Care Parents Advisory Committee 1664 North "J" Street
Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-3969)
WAITE, COUNCILMAN WENDELL Representing Mayor William Taylor 2732 Spindle Avenue
North Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-2610)
WALKER, LEE
Attorney at Law
310 South Third Street
Las Vegas, Nevada
(Business 384-6620; Home 878-6981)
WHITE, ISAAC R.
Representing N.A.A.C.P.
616 Gil day Court
North Las Vegas, Nevada
(Business 737-1866; Home 642-2238)
WILLIAMS, NANCY
Jo Mackey Neighborhood Council 2121 Bennett
Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-7463)
WILSON, THOMAS
Westside Neighborhood Council 516 Adams
Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 382-6618)
WILSON, ASSEMBLYMAN WOODROW
625 Frederick
Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-1118)
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
PUBLIC OFFICIALS
Chairman of County Commission (or representative) — MR. DON DAWSON
Mayor of Las Vegas (or representa+ive) — MR. J. R. McPHERSON
Mayor of North Las Vegas (or representative) — COUNCILMAN WENDELL WAITE
Mayor of Henderson (or representative) — COUNCILMAN PAUL MARSHALL
Mayor of Boulder City (or representative) — MR. EMORY LOCKETTE
Associate Superintendent of Schools - MR. HARVEY DONDERO
District Welfare Director or representative) — MRS. IRIS ME INHOVER
Clark County District Health Department Representative —XXKXMXXXXKXXKKKXK
Opportunity Center Manager — MR. CHARLES SPANN CLYDE NEWMAN
Clark County Relief Administration — MRS. STELLA FLEMING
State Assemblyman — ASSEMBLYMAN WOODROW WILSON
REPRESENTATIVES OF POOR
Kit Carson Neighborhood Council — MRS. DOROTHY KING Westside Neighborhood Council — MR. THOMAS WILSON, SR. Highland Neighborhood Council — MRS. DAISY MILLER Madision Neighborhood Council — MRS. DOROTHY COLLINS Matt Kelly Neighborhood Council — MR. GEORGE KEYES ... Jo Mackey Neighborhood Council — NA
North Las Vegas Neighborhood Council — MR. CHARLES JONES
Henderson Neighborhood Council — MR. VICTOR HALL
Moapa Valley Migrants — TEMPORARILY VACANT
Operation Independence Day Care Parent’s Association — MRS. PEGGY SMITH Las Vegas Prosperity Club — MR. WEBSTER BUTCHER
OTHER SEGMENTS OF THE COMMUNITY
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People — MR. ISAAC WHITE
Nevada Catholic Community Welfare — FR. CHARLES SHALLOW
Central Labor Counci I — MR. TED LAWSON
United Fund of Clark County — MRS. CHARLOTTE HILL
P'AL Organization -— MRS. PAT FAHEY
Clark County Juvenile Probation Department — WILLIAM CLARK POWER
University Extension Service — MR. FERREN BUNKER
Operation Independence — REV. DONALD CLARK
Nevada Futures, Inc. — MR. FREDERICK FRENCH
Citizen — REV. NEWTON TIGNER
Citizen — MR. LEE WALKER
May 29, 1968
SLATE OF OFFICERS FOR YEAR 1968-69 ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
FOR CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD (One person to be elected)
Mr. Emory Lockette ^i. M-. Lee Walker
Mr. Thomas Wilson
FOR FIRST VICE CHAIRMAN (One person to be elected)
Mr. Ferren Bunker
Mrs. Daisy Miller
FOR SECOND VICE CHAIRMAN (One person to be elected) Mr. Victor Hal I
■Mr J.R. McPherson Mrs. Peggy Smith
FOR TREASURER
(One person to be elected) __Mrs. Dorothy King
SLATE FOR STANDING AND SPECIAL COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
Mrs. Dorothy King (Chairman)
Mr. Harvey Dondero
Mr. George Keyes
Rev. Newton Tigner
Assemblyman Woodrow Wilson
EDUCATION COMMITTEE:
Mr. Harvey Dondero Mrs. Charlotte Hill Mrs. Peggy Smith
SOCIAL SERVICES COMMITTEE: Rev. Donald Clark Mrs. Dorothy Collins Mrs. Stella Fleming
SENIOR CITIZENS COMMITTEE: Mr. Fred French Mr. GeoKge Keyes
ite
Councilman Wendell Wa
YOUTH COMMITTEE: Mrs. Pat Fahey Mr. J. R. McPherson
Mrs' ^"Nerney W i l-Liaffic
PERSONNEL COMMITTEE: Mrs. Pat Fahey Mr. George Keyes Mr. J. R. McPherson Mr. Thomas Wilson
MANPOWER COMMITTEE: Mr. Charles Jones Mr. Ted Lawson Mr. Emory Lockette
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE:
Mr. Ferren Bunker
Mr. Victor Ha I I Rev. Newton Tigner Mr. Charles Jones Assemblyman Woodrow WiIson
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY, NEVADA
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Lee Walker (CHAIRMAN)
Thomas Wilson (FIRST VICE-CHAIRMAN) Representinq Westside Neiqhborhood Council
J. R, McPherson (SECOND VICE-CHAIRMAN) Represent!no Southern Nevada Personnel Assn.
Mrs. Dorothy King (TREASURER) Representinq Kit Carson Neighborhood Council
Mr. Harvey Dondero (Representing Clark County School District)
Mrs. Iris Meinhover (Representinq Nevada State Welfare Department)
Mr. James Ryan (County Commissioner)
Mrs. Clotile Parker (Representinq Matt Kelly Neiqhborhood Council)
Rev. Donald Clark (Representinq Operation Independence)
Mr. Joe Neal (Representing NAACP)
Mrs. Charlotte Hill (Representino United Fund of Clark County)
PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
J. R. McPherson (CHAIRMAN) Representino Southern Nevada Personnel Association
Harvey Dondero (Representing Clark County School District)
|ris Meinhover (Representing Nevada State Welfare Division)
Melvin Johnson (Representing Jo Mackey Neiqhborhood Council)
Dorothy Kina (Representing Kit Carson Neighborhood Council)
Pat Fahey (Representing policy Action Leadership (pAL)
Ferren Bunker (Representing Cooperative Extension - University of Nevada)
Newton Tigner (Representing Senior Citizens)
Thomas Wilson (Representing Westside Neighborhood Council)
NOMINATING COMMITTEE
Iris ,dleinhover (CHAIRMAN) Representing Nevada State Welfare Division)
Term Expires: 6-30-70
Mr. Woodrow Wilson (Representinq Nevada State Assembly)
Term Expires: 6-30-69
Mr. Charles Jones (Representing North Las Vegas Neighborhood Council)
Term Expires: 6-30-69
Rev. Newton Tigner (Representing Senior Citizens)
Term Expires: 6-30-69
Mr. Thomas Wilson (Representing Westside Neighborhood Council)
Term Expires: 6-30-69
Rev. Donald Clark (Representing Operation Independence)
Term Expires: 6-30-69
Mrs. Charlotte Hill (Representing United Fund)
Term Expires: 6-30-70
Mr. Wendell Waite (Representing City of North Las Veaas)
Term Expires: 6-30-70
(This slot now vacant) (Represent!nq Highland Neighborhood Council)
Dorothy King (CHAIRMAN) Representing Kit Carson Neighborhood Council Harvey Dondero (Representing Clark County School District)
Newton Tigner (Representing Senior Citizens)
Assemblyman Woodrow Wilson (Representing Nevada State Assembly) (This slot now vacant) (Representing Matt Kelly Neighborhood Council
EDUCATION COMMITTEE
Mr. Harvey Dondero (Representing Clark County School District)
Mrs.Charlotte Hill (Representing United Fund of Clark County)
(This slot now vacant) (Representing Operation Independence Day Care Parent Advisory Comm.)
YOUTH COMMITTEE
Mrs; Pat Fahey (Representing Policy-Action-Leadership)
Mr. J. R. McPherson (Representing Southern Nevada Personnel Association) Mr. Melvin Johnson (Representing Jo Mackey Neighborhood Council)
MANPOWER COMMITTEE
Mr. Charles Jones (Representing North Las Vegas Neighborhood Council) Mr..Ted Lawson (Representing Central Labor Council)
Mr. Emory Lockette (Representing Mayor of Boulder City)
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
Mr. Ferren Bunker (Representing Cooperative Extension Service)
Mr. Victor Hall (Representing Henderson Neighborhood Council)
Rev. Newton Tigner (Representing (Representing Senior Citizens)
Mr. Charles Jones (Representing North Las Vegas Neighborhood Council) Assemblyman Woodrow Wilson (Representing Nevada State Assembly)
SOCIAL SERVICES COMMITTEE
Rev. Donald Clark (Representing Operation Independence)
(This slot now vacant) (Representing Madison Neighborhood Council) Mrs. Stella Fleming (Representing Clark County Welfare Department)
SENIOR CITIZENS COMMITTEE
Mr. Fred French (Representing Nevada Futures, Inc.)
(This slot now vacant) (Representing Matt Kelly Neighborhood Council) Councilman Wendell Waite (Representing City of North Las Vegas)
ADVISORY COMMITTEE CONCENTRATED EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
MEMBERS
ALLEN, Eugene
Rep. Nevada State Employment Service 135 So. Eighth Street Las Vegas, Nevada 385-321 I
ARNOLD, James
Rep. Building Trades Council 4200 E. Bonanza Las Vegas, Nevada 737-5111
BAILEY, William H. (Chairman)
Manpower Development Center 940-A W. Owens Avenue Las Vegas, Nevada 642-9737
BRUCE, Al Ian M.
Rep. Federated Employers of
Nevada, Inc.
2301 E. Sahara Ave. Las Vegas, Nevada 737-2323
CAMPBELL, Julius
Rep. Clark County Board of
Commissioners
Clark County Court House Las Vegas, Nevada 384-8712
CAMPBELL, William
Rep. Nevada Resort Association 880 E. Sahara
Las Vegas, Nevada 735-261 I
ECHOLS, Eugene
Rep. North Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce
1023 E. Lake Mead Boulevard
FONG, Wing
Rep. Merchants Bureau
Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce 1553 North Decatur
Las Vegas, Nevada 878-3461
FRANCY, E. V.
Rep. Titanium Metals Corporation of America
P. 0. Box 2128
Henderson, Nevada 565*.f511
BAUGHAN, Jackie
Rep. Downtown Casino Association 600 E. Fremont
Las Vegas, Nevada 382-1500
HULL, Mark
Rep. Nevada State Personnel Division 215 E. Bonanza
Las Vegas, Nevada 385-2111
JOHNSON, Lubertha
Rep. Operation Independence, Inc. 325 Jefferson Street
Las Vegas, Nevada 382-7327
LYNCH, Clay
Rep. City of North Las Vegas
City Hall - 2200 Civic Center Drive North Las Vegas, Nevada 642-2741
MACK, Luther
Rep. Nevada Employment Service 135 South Eighth Street Las Vegas, Nevada 385-321 I
McNEILp Ray
Rep. Central Labor Council 846 E. Sahara
Las Vegas, Nevada 735-5763
McPherson, j. r.
Rep. City of Las Vegas
City Hal I - 400 Stewart Ave.
Las Vegas, Nevada 385-1221
PIVODA, Helen (Secretary)
Rep. City of North Las Vegas
City Hall - 2200 Civic Center Drive North Las Vegas, Nevada 642-2741
STOBIE, George (1st Vice Chairman) Rep. E. G. & G.
680 E. Sunset
Las Vegas, Nevada 736-8111
STURM, Ray
Rep. Clark County School District
P. 0. Box 551
Las Vegas, Nevada 736-5011
Advisory Committee
Concentrated Employment Program
MEMBERS (Continued) Page 2____________________________
WAHL, Wayne P.
Rep. Southern Nevada Personnel
Association
1000 Silver Lake Drive (Home)
Las Vegas, Nevada 878-5470
WYNN, Earl
Rep. Nevada Equal Rights Commission 215 E. l&jnanza
Las Vegas, Nevada 385-2111, Ext. 204
NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES
CLARK, Donald E., Rev.
Kit Carson Counci I 1676 North ”E” Street Las Vegas, Nevada 642-1560
FEAZELL, Ernestine
Highland Neighborhood Council 1505 Balzar Las Vegas, Nevada
JOHNSON, Dorothy
Matt Kelly Council 1116 Eleanor Las Vegas, Nevada
JOHNSON, Melvin
Jo Mackey Counci I 2732 Armor
North Las Vegas, Nevada 642-0597
McCANTS, Dorothy
Westside Counci I
508 W. Washington Las Vegas, Nevada 384-4717
TRAVERS, Ted
North Las Vegas Counc iI 2100 Dogwood Avenue
North Las Vegas, Nevada 642-1643
Madison Council (No rep.)
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR CLARK COUNTY"
PLANNING BOARD MEMBERSHIP
EDUCATION
Mr. Harvey Dondero, CHAIRMAN, Assistant Superintendent, Clark County School District
Mr. Ray Sturm, Director, Clark County Adult Education Division
Mr. John Bunten, Assistant Superintendent for Vocational-Technical and Adult Education, State of Nevada
Mr. Lyal Burkholder?
Mr. Brunei i
HEALTH AND WELFARE
Mr. Donal O’Callaghan, Director
WELFARE
Mrs. Stella Fleming, Director, Clark County Relief Administration
District Director, Nevada State Welfare Division
Mr. Robert Bauer, Chief, Bureau of Research and Finance, Nevada State Welfare Division
HEALTH
Dr. Otto Ravenholt, Director, Clark County Health Department
Miss Genevieve Arensdorf, Nursing Supervisor, Clark County School District
MENTAL HEALTH
Dr. Martin Levine, Supervisor, State’s Bureau of Mental Health
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Mr. Charles Spann, Assistant Manager, Las Vegas Local Office, State Department of Employment Security
Mr. William Schultz, Employment Service Administration, State of Nevada
PROBATION DEPARTMENT
Mr. Robert Mullen, Chief of Probation, Clark County Probation Department
VOLUNTARY AGENCIES
Mr. Edward Young, Board Member, Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Assn.
Mrs. Elaine Walbroek, Executive Director, Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Association r ,7 t
United Fund Representative
LEADERSHIP
In Target Area:
Dr. Charles West, Private Physician
Mr. H. P. Fitzgerald, Principal of Elementary School
Mr. David Hoggard, Attendance Officer, Clark County School District
LEADERSHIP
In Target Area: (Continued)
Mr. Robert Reid
Miss Margaret York, Teacher, Elementary School, Clark County School District
Miss Edythe AbTSaLngton, Teacher, Elementary School, Clark County School District
Reverend C. C. Cox
Mrs. C. P. McCoy
In Community at Large:
Mr. William Briare, County Commissioner, Clark County Dr. Juanita White
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PLANS FOR INCLUSION ON ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD OF MORE INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE POTENTIAL RECIPIENTS OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS
Thirty-six out of the forty positions on the Economic Opportunities Board have been appointed.
4 of these are Mayors of the 4 incorporated cities in Clark County;
17 are from the major human service agencies;
2 are from political bodies (County Commission and the State Senate);
7 represent business or professional interests in the community at large.
6 are from the Westside of Las Vegas (the priority target area).
The target area representation includes a physician, a lawyer, a principal, a librarian, a school teacher, a school attendance officer — all individuals have been involved in planning for the area's needs for the past year and a half through "Operation Independence."
In connection with "Operation Independence", there is a large Planning Board whose membership is primarily drawn from the Westside and includes individuals from many economic strata.
Invitations to serve on the county-wide Economic Opportunities Board will be extended to several of these members who will be direct recipients of services rendered through Economic Opportunity programs.
NOMINATING COMMITTEE REPORT
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
FOR BOARD ELECTION
NOMINATED FOR FOR FISCAL YEAR 1966-67
Charles Spann, Chairman
Emory Lockette, First Vice President
Charles Shallow, Second Vice President
James Snowden, Secretary
Lee Walker, Treasurer
Ted Lawson, Member
Harvey Dondero, Member
Joseph Mankins, Member
Isaac White, Member
Jesse Williams, Member
Thomas Wilson, Member
FOR BOARD RATIFICATION
NOMINATED AS MEMBERSHIP FOR FINANCE COMMITTEE (A Standing Committee)
Lee Walker, Chairman Milton Weiss James Snowden
FOLLOWING ARE SPECIAL COMMITTEES WHICH HAVE DEEN RATIFIED DY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE;
PROJECT STUDY AND EVALUATION COMMITTEES
^xYouth Committee
Father Charles Shallow
Dob McPhe/trson
James Snowden
^-Education Committee Harvey Dondero Isaac White
Don Hampton
-Manpower Committee
Joseph Mankins Ted Lawson Charles West
.Social Services Committee
Stella Fleming
Douglass Pushard
Thomas Wilson
Public Works Committee
Milton Weiss Ferren Bunker Newton Teigner
Senior Citizens Committee
Stella Fleming James Snowden Scott Staub
BOARD MEMBERSHIP
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY \ \ \
EDUCAT I ON
^Mr. Harvey Dondero, CHAIRMAN, Assistant Superintendent, Clark County School District
Mr. Ray Sturm, Clark County School District, Director of Vocational, Technical and Adult Education
Mr-. LyalBurkbolder, Clark County School District, Director, Area Zone
Mr. Earl Brunner, Principal, Highland Elementary School
Dr. Leslie Shuck, Special Assistant, Research and Project Design, Clark County School District
HEALTH AND WELFARE
^Mrs. Stella Fleming, Director, Clark County Relief Administration
t-MP. Ernest 0. Skagen, District Director, Nevada State Welfare Department
Dr. Otto Ravenholt, Director, Clark County Health Department
Miss Genevieve Arensdorf, Nursing Supervisor, Clark County School District
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Mr. Charles Spann, Assistant Manager, Las Vegas Local Office, State DEpartment of Employment Security
\ \ \
VOLUNTARY AGENCIES
Mr. Edward Young, Board Member, Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Association
Reverend Charles Shallow, Director, Catholic Community Welfare
LABOR
Mr. Joseph H. Mankins, Area Representative, U.S. Department of Labor and Director of Apprenticeship Training
>-Mr. Ted Lawson, Secretary, Central Labor Council
Mr. James Arnold, Secretary, Southern Nevada Building and Trades Council
UNIVERSITY OF NEVABA
i^Dr. Ferren Bunker, County Agent, Clark County Extension Service
Dr. Juanita White, Regent, University of Nevada
\
\
LEADERSHIP
In Target Areas
Dr. Charles West, Private Physician
Mr. Robert Mullen, Chief of Probation, Clark County Probation Department
Mr. H.P. Fitzgerald, Principal, Kit Carson Elementary School
Mr. David Hoggard, Attendance Officer, Clark County School District
Mr. Robert Reid, Attorney at Law
Mr. James Snowden, Citizen
Reverend tiewton Tigner, Retired Minister
Mr. James Anderson, Executive Director, Nevada Commission on Equal Rights for Citizen: \
In Community at Large
Dr. Clare Woodbury, Private Physician
Mr. William Morris, Attorney
Mr. Lee Walker, Attorney
Mr. Karl Marshall, Rancher, Moapa Valley
Mr. Paul McDermott, Businessman
LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT
Mr. William Briare, County Commissioner
Mr. Vernon Bunker, Nevada State Assemblyman
Mayor Oran Gragson, Mayor of the City of Las Vegas (Represented by Robert McPhearson
Mayor John Batchelor, Mayor of the City of Boulder City (Represented Emory
Lockette
Mayor William Taylor, Mayor of the City of North Las Vegas (Represented by Mi I ton Weiss)
Mayor William R. Hampton, Mayor of the City of Henderson (Represented by Ida Belle Riggins)
TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Mr. John Bunten, Assistant Superintendent for VocationaI-TechnicaI and Adult Education
Mr. Keith MacDonal, Superintendent,.City of'Las Vegas Recreation Department
Mr. Jack Staggs, Administrator, Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Mr. William E. Kearns, Counsellor in charge, State Department of Vocational Rehabi Iitat ion
Mr. Lee Burhham, Acting Director, Administrative Services, Department of Employment Security
Mr. Gene McCoy, Banker, First National Bank of Nevada
Mr. Al Lansman, SBA Advisory Committee Member
Mr. Franklin Coleman, Chief of Counseling, and Special Services, Nevada Employment Security
Mr. Pat Schoppe, Manager, Nevada State Employment Service
Mr. A. A. McCollum, Sahara Nevada Corporation
11/65
In Community at Large:
Dr. Clare Woodbury, Private Physician
Mr. William Morris, Attorney
Mr. Lee Walker, Attorney
Mr. Karl Marshall, Rancher, Moapa Valley
Mr. Sam Boyd, Businessman
Mr. Paul McDermott, Businessman
LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT
Mr. William Briare, County Commissioner
Mr. Vernon Bunker, Nevada State Assemblyman
Mayor Oran Gragson, Mayor of the City of Las Vegas
Mayor John Batchelor, Mayor of the City of Boulder City (Represented by Emory Lockette)
Mayor William Taylor, Mayor of the City of North Las Vegas (Represented by Ml I ton
Weiss)
Mayor William R. Hampton, Mayor of the City of Henderson (Represented by Ida Belle Riggins)
TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Mr. John Bunten, Assistant Superintendent for VocationaI-TechnicaI and Adult Education
Mr. Keith MacDonald, Superintendent, City of Las Vegas Recreation Department
Mr. Jack Staggs, Administrator, Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Mr. William E. Kearns, Counsellor in charge, State Department of Vocational RehabiIitation
Mr. Lee Bunhham, Acting Director, Administrative Services, Department of Employment Security
Mr. Gene McCoy, Banker, First National Bank of Nevada
Mr. Al Landsman, SBA Advisory Committee Member
Mr. Franklin Coleman, Chief of Counseling, and Special Services, Nevada Employment Security
Mr. Pat Schoppe, Manager, Nevada State Employment Service
Mr. A. A. McCollum, Sahara Nevada Corporation
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BOARD MEMBERSHIP ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
EDUCATION
Mr. Harvey Dondero, CHAIRMAN, Assistant Superintendent, Clark County School Di strict
Mr. Ray Sturm, Clark County School District, Director of Vocational, Technical and Adult Education
Mr. Lyal Burkholder, Clark County School District, Director, Area Zone
Mr. Earl Brunner, Principal, Highland Elementary School
Dr. Leslie Shuck, Special Assistant, Research and Project Design, Clark County School District
HEALTH AND WELFARE
Mr. Donald O’Callaghan, Job Corps, Office of Economic Opportunity
Mrs. Stella Fleming, Director, Clark County Relief Administration
Mr. Ernest 0. Skagen, District Director, Nevada State Welfare Department
Dr. Qtto Ravenholt, Director, Clark County Health Department
Miss Genevieve Arensdorf, Nursing Supervisor, Clark County School District
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Mr. Charles Spann, Assistant Manager, Las Vegas Local Office, State Department of Employment Security
VOLUNTARY AGENCIES
Mr. Edward Young, Board Member, Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Association Reverend Charles Shallow, Director, Catholic Community Welfare
LABOR
Mr. Joseph H. Mankins, Area Representative, U. S. Department of Labor, and Director of Apprenticeship Training
Mr. Ted Lawson, Secretary, Central Labor Council
Mr. James Arnold, Secretary, Southern Nevada Building and Trades Council
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA
Mr. Ferren Bunker, County Agent, Clark County Extension Service Dr. Juanita White, Regent, University of Nevada
LEADERSHIP
In Target Areas
Dr. Charles West, Private Physician
Mr. Robert Mullen, Chief of Probation, Clark County Probation Department
Mr. H. P. Fitzgerald, Principal, Kit Carson Elementary School
Mr. David Hoggard, Attendance Officer, Clark County School District
Mr. Robert Reid, Attorney at Law
Mr. James Snowden, Citizen
Mrs. Lonnie Lee Marshall, Citizen
Reverend Newton Tigner, Retired Minister
Mr. James Anderson, Executive Director, Nevada Commission on Equal Rights for Citizens
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DOYLE B. LONGHURST
Employment Representative
NUCLEAR ROCKET DEVELOPMENT STATION PROJECT 1 1 1 1 - D Las Vegas Blvd. South 3-&4r^7-&2-5 LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 3^4-2-2-52
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
MEMBERSHIP
Mr. Harvey'Dondero Mr. Ray Sturm Mr. Lyal Burkholder Mr. Earl Bg-untw?
Mr. Donal O'Callaghan Mrs. Stella Fleming Mr. Robert Bauer Mr. Ernest Skagen Dr, Otto Ravenholt Miss Genevieve Aresndorf Dr. Martin Levine Mr. Charles Spann Mr..Robert Mullen Mr. Edward Young Mrs. Elaine Walbroek Mr. Re bort -BeLangi-e- Mr. Joseph Mankins Dr. Charles West Mr. H. p. Fitzgerald Mr. David Hoggardjd Mr. Robert Reid Miss Margaret York Mrs-. Lillian McCoy Mr. William Briare Dr. Juanita White Dr. Clare Woodbury Senator Mahlon Brown Mr. William Morris Mr, Lee Walker
Mayor of North Las Vegas William Taylorc^
Mayor of Henderson William Byrne
Mayor of Boulder City Albert Franklin trfa
Mayor of Las Vegas Oran Gragson
Mr. Sam Boyd - The Mint
Mr. Karl Ma.rshall
Mr. Paul McDermott
Mr, H,—G, -Laub
ADVISORY
ADVISORY COMMITTEE INVITATIONS
Mr. Lee Burnham - Employment Security
Mr. William Kearns - Voc. Rehabilitation sO
t e n s Wn- S a r v i o
Mr. Jack Staggs st-
Mr. Keith McDonald - City Recreation
Mr. John Bunten - Vocational & Adult Education©!6''

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2/2/65
Mr. W. S. Shultz 105 Sacramento Drive
737-3679
Would like some information re working for the Anti-Foverty Program. He said Mr. Fitzgerald mentioned him to you.
5118.2
Requests for Out-of-District Attendance
RULE - SUPERVISION
I
(K-8 schools only). If working parents can provide adequate supervision for their child ONLY in another district, that child may be released to attend in that district.
The name and address of the supervising person must be specified and the address certified to be within the boundaries of said school district.
A. At the beginning of the school year, the persons having charge of the child certify that they own or will own (money must be in escrow) and will occupy within the first semester of the school year, a residence in the district specified.
RULE - CHANGE OF
II RESIDENCE
B. During the last 3 months of the school year a child changes residence to another school district and wishes to continue attendance with his class in his former district for the remainder of the year.
RULE - SPECIAL PHYSICAL
III OR PSYCHOLOGICAL
PROBLEMS
A study approved by the Director of Research and Pupil Personnel Services indicates that a child would benefit by going to school in a different environment.
RULE - COMPLETION OF
IV SENIOR YEAR
(High school only). A student has completed grade eleven in another district and wishes to complete his education and graduate with his class in his former district.
Regulation
Effective 9/6/60
Revised 7/23/62; 1/30/64; 4/2/64; 5/18/64

AFFILIATED WITH NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION
SUPPORTED BY YOUR PURCHASE OF CHRISTMAS SEALS
Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Association
Elaine Walbroek, Executive Director • 877 Aitken Street, Reno 89502 • 323-8233
Luna Hayes, Field Representative • 704 S. Sixth Street, Box 760, Las Vegas 89101 • 382-9682
November 19e 1964
Mr. Harvey Dondero
Clark County School District
P. 0. Box 551 Las Vegas{ Nevada
Dear Harvey:
Enclosed are letters of appointment to the Opportunities Board for your signature. They are to:
Mr. Joseph Mankins, Chief, Bureau of Apprenticeship Training, U. S. Department of Labor
Mr. Ernest Skagen, District Director, Nevada State Welfare Division
Mayor William Byrne of the City of Henderson
Mayor Oran Gragson of the City of Las Vegas
Mayor Albert Franklin of the City of Boulder City
Mayor William Taylor of the City of North Las Vegas
Other letters of appointment to the Opportunities Board will be going out over the signature of Dr. Woodbury, a copy of which will be sent you in the next few days. Also enclosed for your signature and mailing are letters of appointment to the Advisory Committee members who will meet with the Opportunities Board upon the invitation of the Chairman.
The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday, December 3, at 4:00 P.M., in the Tonopah-Goldfield Room of the Thunderbird Hotel.
I will be coming back from Washington, D.C. Sunday, November 23, arriving in Las Vegas at 4:52 P.M. I will be at the Thunderbird that night and until 3:00 P.M. Monday when I'll go on up to Reno.
I hope to be talking with you and Dr. Woodbury during that time.
Warmest personal regards.
EW:sl cc: Dr. Clare Woodbury
Sincerely,
Elaine Walbroek Executive Director
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Mr. Dondero:
I am sending these letters to you for your signature; however, please hold them until you receive the enclosure for each of them indicated on the second page of the letter — a summary of the Economic Opportunity Act.
I wanted to get the letters to you should there be any need to discuss them with Mrs. Walbroek when she is in Las Vegas Sunday night and Monday.
Sylvia Leon
Secretary to Mrs. Walbroek
CLARK
COUNTY*
-o P E R AT I 0 » OPPORTUNITIES
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES SOAK)
P. 0. BOX 760
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
November 21, 1964
Mr. Karl Marshall Logandala, Nevada
Dear Mr* Marshall*
This is an invitation for you to serve on the Economic Opportunities Board for Clark County. This Board, incorporated as a nonprofit organisation under the Law of Nevada, has been recognised by the County Comissioners September 21 and the Governor of the State of Nevada October 7, as the Planning, Coordinating, Screening Body and Fiscal Agent for Clark County as provided for in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. This Act authorises the designation and endorsement of a nonprofit agency for furtherance of its purposes and aimsj to serve as a Planning Board for coordination of available and possible human and financial community resource#. Attached is a copy of th® Principles of the Board for your record.
The criteria established for such Boards is that over 50 per cent of its membership be drawn from those human service agencies which will have the responsibility of disbursement of a great proportion of th® monies available under this Act: Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Service. Almost all of the over thirteen agencies in Clark County which serve human needs are on a county or stat® basis. Their participation is assured by their current membership on the Opportunities Board. Among the® are the following* County Health Director, County Welfare Director, District Director of the Stat® Welfare Department, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Director of Adult Education, Chief of the Bureau of Research and Finance of the Nevada State Welfare Division, Supervisor of the State’s Bureau of Mental Health, Aaaiatant Manager of th® Scate Department of Employment Security, Chief of the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training of th® U. S. Department of Labor, and a Regant of the University.
Mr, Karl Marshall Sweaber 21, 1964 Page 2
With many of th® Economic Opportunity needs vested in the Westside of Las Vegas and its contiguous areas, seven representative persona ar® Board Member®.
At the next Board Meeting we will have for you a aummary of the Economic Opportunity Act itself which you will be interested in. Because of th© interrelatedness of health, welfare, and employment problems, with its effect upon youth and the dependent adult and their needs, county-wide planning is essential to maximise existing support monies and to coordinate the new monies which conceivably could be available through our Opportunities Board.
It is especially essential that you bring your thinking to this group. We will look forward to your acceptance to serve.
With kindest personal regards, I remain
Sincerely yours.
date Woodbury, Board Membership Committee Chairman
CWssl*
ecs Governor Grant Sawyer Mr. William Briar© Mr. Jame® Byan
be: Mr. Harvey Dondero Mrs. Stella Fleming
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK COUNTY”
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
November 21, 1964
Mr. Sam Boyd The Mint Fremont Street Las Vegas, Nevada Dear Mr. Boyds
This is an invitation for you to serve on the Economic Opportunities Board for Clark County. This Board, incorporated as a nonprofit organization under the Laws of Nevada, has been recognized by the County Commissioners September 21 and the Governor of the State of Nevada October 7, as the Planning, Coordinating, Screening Body and Fiscal Agent for Clark County as provided for in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. This Act authorizes the designation and endorsement of a nonprofit agency for furtherance of its purposes and aims; to serve as a Planning Board for coordination of available and possible human and financial community resources. Attached is a copy of the Principles of the Board for your record.
The criteria established for such Boards is that over 50 per cent of its membership be drawn from those human service agencies which will have the responsibility of disbursement of a great proportion of the monies available under this Acts Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Service. Almost all of the over thirteen agencies in Clark County which serve human needs are on a county or stat® basis. Their participation is assured by their current membership on the Opportunities Board. Among them are the following: County Health Director, County Welfare Director, District Director of the State Welfare Department, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Director of Adult Education, Chief of the Bureau of Research and Finance of the Nevada State Welfare Division, Supervisor of the State’s Bureau of Mental Health, Assistant Manager of the State Department of Employment Security, Chief of th® Bureau of Apprenticeship Training of the U. S. Department of Labor, and a Regent of the University.
Mr. Sam Boyd
November 21, 1964
Page 2
With many of the Economic Opportunity needs vested in th® Westside of Las Vegas and its contiguous areas, seven representative persons are Board Members.
At the next Board Meeting we will have for you a suiuiaary of the Economic Opportunity Act itself which you will be interested in. Because of the interrelatedness of health, welfare, and employment problems, with its effect upon youth and the dependent adult and their needs, county-wide planning is essential to maximize existing support monies and to coordinate the new monies which conceivably could be available through our Opportunities Board.
It is especially essential that you bring your thinking to this group. We will look forward to your acceptance to serve.
With kindest personal regards, X remain
Sincerely yours.
Clare Woodbury, M.D.
Board Membership Committee Chairman
CW»81
cc« Governor Grant Sawyer Mr, William Briars Mr. James Ryan
"OPERATIOK OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK
COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS. NEVADA
November 21, 1964
Mr. Paul McDermott 320 South Third Street Las Vegas, Nevada Dear Mr. McDermotts
This is an invitation for you to serve on the Economic Opportunities Board for Clark County, This Soard, incorporated as a nonprofit organisation under the Laws of Nevada, has been recognized by the County Comissloners September 21 and the Governor of the State of Nevada October 7, as the Planning, Coordinating, Screening Body and Fiscal Agent for Clark County as provided for in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1954. This Act authorises the designation and endorsement of a nonprofit agency for furtherance of its purposes and aimer to serve as a Planning Board for coordination of available and possible human and financial community resources. Attached is a copy of the Principles of the Board for your record.
The criteria established for such Boards is that over 50 per cent of its membership be drawn from those human service agencies which will have the responsibility of disbursement of a great proportion of the monies available under this Act: Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Service. Almost all of the over thirteen agencies in Clark County which serve human needs are on a county or state basis. Their participation is assured by their current membership on the Opportunities Board. Among them are the following: County Health Director, County Welfare Director, District Director of the State Welfare Department, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Director of Adult Education, Chief of the Bureau of Research and Finance of the Nevada State Welfare Division, Supervisor of the Spate’s Bureau of Mental Health, Assistant Manager of the State Department of Employment Security, Chief of the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training of the U. S, Department of Labor, and a Regent of the University.
Mr. Paul McBemott 320 South Third Street Las Vegas, Nevada November 21, 1964 Pag e 2
With many of the Eoonoaic Opportunity need® vested in the Westside of Lae Vegas and its contiguous areas, seven representative persona are Board Members.
At the next Board Meeting we will have for you a summary of the Beonomic Opportunity Act itself which you will be interested in. Because of the interrelatedness of health, welfare, and employment problems, with its effect upon youth and the dependent adult and their needs, county-wide planning i® essential to maMmise existing support monies and to coordinate the new monies which conceivably could be available through our Opportunities Board.
It is especially essential that you bring your thinking to this group. We will look forward to your acceptance to serve.
With kindest personal regards, X remain
Sincerely yours.
Clare Woodbury, M.D.
Board Membership Committee Chairman
CWtsl
ces Governor Grant Sawyer Mr. William Briare Mr. dames Byan
be: Mr. Harvey Dondero Mrs. Stella Fleming
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES — CLARK COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. B OX 760
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
November 21, 1964
The Honorable William Byrne Mayor of the City of Henderson City Hall Henderson, Nevada
Dear Mayor Byrnes
As Mayor of the City of Henderson, we would like to extend an invitation for you to serve on the Economic Opportunities Board for Clark County. This Board, incorporated as a nonprofit organization under the Laws of Nevada, has been recognized by the County Commissioners September 21 and the Governor of the State of Nevada October 7, as the Planning, Coordinating, Screening Body and Fiscal Agent for Clark County as provided for in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. This Act authorizes the designation and endorsement of a nonprofit agency for furtherance of its purposes and aims; to serve as a Planning Board for coordination of available and possible human and financial community resources. Attached is a copy of the Principles of the Board for your record.
The criteria established for such Boards is that over 50 per cent of its membership be drawn from those human service agencies which will have the responsibility of disbursement of a great proportion of the monies available under this Act: Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Service. Almost all of the over thirteen agencies in Clark County which serve human needs are on a county or state basis. Their participation is assured by their current membership on the Opportunities Board. Among them are the following: County Health Director, County Welfare Director, District Director of the State Welfare Department, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Director of Adult Education, Chief of the Bureau of Research and Finance of the Nevada State Welfare Division, Supervisor of the State’s Bureau of Mental Health, Assistant Manager of the State Department of Employment Security, Chief of the Probation Department, Chief of the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training of the U. S. Department of Labor, and a Regent of the University.
The Honorable William Byrne November 21, 1964
Page 2
With many of the Economic Opportunity needs vested in the Westside of Las Vegas and its contiguous areas, seven representative persons also are Board Members.
Also enclosed is a summary of the Economic Opportunity Act itself which you will be interested in. Because of the interrelatedness of health, welfare, and employment problems, with its effect upon youth and the dependent adult and their needs, county-wide planning is essential to maximize existing support monies and to coordinate the new monies which conceivably could be available through our Opportunities Board.
It is especially essential that you bring yoir thinking to this group. We will look forward to your acceptance to serve.
With kindest personal regards, I remain
Sincerely yours,
Harvey Dondero Chairman
HD:sl
cc: Governor Grant Sawyer
Mr. William Briare
Mr. James Ryan
"O P B R A T I 0 S 0PP0RTVHITI2S
*•*•*»»
CLARK COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
November 21, 1964
Th® Honorable Oran Gragson
Mayor of the City of Las Vegas City Hall
Las Vega®, Nevada
Dear Mayor Gragson*
As Mayor of the City of Las Vegas, we would like to extend an invitation for you to serve on the Economic Opportunities Board for Clark County. This Board, incorporated as a nonprofit organisation under the Laws of Nevada, has been recognised by the County Commissioners September 21 and the Governor of the Stat® of Nevada October 7, as the Planning, Coordinating, Screening Body and Fiscal Agent for Clark County as provided for in th® Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. This Act authorises the designation and endorsement of a nonprofit agency for furtherance of its purposes and aims? to serve as a Planning Board for coordination of available and possible human and financial community resources. Attached, is a copy of th® Principles of the Board for your record.
The criteria established for such Boards is that over 50 per cent of its membership be drawn from those human service agencies which will have the responsibility of disbursement of a great proportion of the monies available under this Act* Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Service. Almost all of the over thirteen agencies in Clark. County which serve human needs are on a county or state basis. Their participation is assured by their current membership on the Opportunities Board. Among them are the followings County Health Director, County Welfare Director, District Director of the State Welfare Department, Assistant Superintendent of School®, Director of Adult Education, Chief of the Bureau of Research and Finance of the Nevada State Welfare Division, Supervisor of the State*® Bureau of Mental Health, Assistant Manager of the State Department of Smployment Security, Chief of the probation Department, Chief of the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training of th® U. S. Department of Labor, and a Regent of the University.
Th® Honorable Oran Gregson
Soveatoer 21, 1564
Page 2
with many of th® Economic Opportunity needs vested in the Westside of Las Vegas and its contiguous areas, seven representative persons are Board Members,
Also enclosed is a summary of the Economic Opportunity Act itself which you will be interested in. Because of the interrelatedness of health, welfare, and employment problems, with its effect upon youth and the dependent adult and their needs, county-wide planning is essential to maximise existing support monies and to coordinate th® new monies which conceivably could, be available through our Opportunities Board,
It is especially essential that you bring your thinking to this group. W® will look forward to your acceptance to serve,
with kindest personal regards, I. remain
Sincerely yours,
Harvey Dondero Chairman
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Mr, William Briar®
Mr. James Ryan
be: Dr. Clare Woodbury
Mrs. Stella Fleming
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK
COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
November 21, 1964
The Honorable Albert Franklin
Mayor of the City of Boulder City City Hall
Boulder City, Nevada
Dear Mayor Franklin:
As Mayor of the City of Boulder City, we would like to extend an invitation for you to serve on the Economic Opportunities Board for Clark County. This Board, incorporated as a nonprofit organization under the Laws of Nevada, has been recognized by the County Commissioners September 21 and the Governor of the State of Nevada October 7, as the Planning, Coordinating, Screening Body and Fiscal Agent for Clark County as provided for in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. This Act authorizes the designation and endorsement of a nonprofit agency for furtherance of its purposes and aims; to serve as a Planning Board for coordination of available and possible human and financial community resources. Attached is a copy of the Principles of the Board for your record.
The criteria established for such Boards is that over 50 per cent of its membership be drawn from those human service agencies which will have the responsibility of disbursement of a great proportion of the monies available under this Acts Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Service. Almost all of the over thirteen agencies in Clark County which serve human needs are on a county or state basis. Their participation is assured by their current membership on the Opportunities Board. Among them are the following: County Health Director, County Welfare Director, District Director of the State Welfare Department, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Director of Adult Education, Chief of the Bureau of Research and Finance of the Nevada State Welfare Division, Supervisor of the State’s Bureau of Mental Health, Assistant Manager of the State Department of Employment Security, Chief of the Probation Department, Chief of the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training of the U. S. Department of Labor, and a Regent of the University.
The Honorable Albert Franklin November 21, 1964 Page 2
With many of the Economic Opportunity needs vested in the Westside of Las Vegas and its contiguous areas, seven representatives persons are Board Members.
Also enclosed is a summary of the Economic Opportunity Act itself which you will be interested in. Because of the interrelatedness of health, welfare, and employment problems, with its effect upon youth and the dependent adult and their needs, county-wide planning is essential to maximize existing support monies and to coordinate the new monies which conceivably could be available through our Opportunities Board.
It is especially essential that you bring your thinking to this group. We will look forward to your acceptance to serve.
With kindest personal regards, I remain
Sincerely yours.
Harvey Dondero Chairman
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"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK
COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
November 21, 1964
The Honorable William Taylor
Mayor of the City of North Las Vegas City Hall
North Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mayor Taylor:
As Mayor of the City of North Las Vegas, we would like to extend an invitation 'or you to serve on the Economic Opportunities Board for Clark County. This Board, incorporated as a nonprofit organization under the Laws of Nevada, has been recognized by the County Commissioners September 21 and the Governor of the State of Nevada October 7, as the Planning, Coordinating, Screening Body and Fiscal Agent for Clark County as provided for in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. This Act authorizes the designation and endorsement of a nonprofit agency for furtherance of its purposes and aims; to serve as a Planning Board for coordination of available and possible human and financial community resources. Attached is a copy of the Principles of the Board for your record.
The criteria established for such Boards is that over 50 per cent of its membership be drawn from those human service agencies which will have the responsibility of disbursement of a great proportion of the monies available under this Acts Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Service. Almost all of the over thirteen agencies in Clark County which serve human needs are on a county or state basis. Their participation is assured by their current membership on the Opportunities Board. Among them are the following: County Health Director, County Welfare Director, District Director of the State Welfare Division, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Director of Adult Education, Chief of the Bureau of Research and Finance of the Nevada State Welfare Division, Supervisor of the State’s Bureau of Mental Health, Assistant Manager of the State Department of Employment Security, Chief of the Probation Department, Chief of the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training of the U. S. Department of Labor, and a Regent of the University.
The Honorable William Taylor November 21, 1964 Page 2
With many of the Economic Opportunity needs vested in the Westside of Las Vegas and its contiguous areas, seven representatives persons are Board Members.
Also enclosed is a summary of the Economic Opportunity Act itself which you will be interested in. Because of the interrelatedness of health, welfare, and employment problems, with its effect upon youth and the dependent adult and their needs, county-wide planning is essential to maximize existing support monies and to coordinate the new monies which conceivably could be available through our Opportunities Board.
It is especially essential that you bring your thinking to this group. We will look forward to your acceptance to serve.
With kindest personal regards, I remain
Sincerely yours,
Harvey Dondero Chairman
HD:sl
cc: Governor Grant Sawyer Mr. William Briare Mr. James Ryan
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK
COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
November 21, 1964
Mr. Lee Burnham, Acting Director Administrative Services Department of Employment Security Carson City, Nevada
Dear Mr. Burnham:
In your capacity as Acting Director of Administrative Services of the Department of Employment Security, we are inviting you to serve on the Advisory Committee to the Economic Opportunities Board of Clark County. This Board, incorporated as a nonprofit organization under the Laws of Nevada, has been recognized by the County Commissioners September 21, and the Governor of the State of Nevada October 7, as the Planning, Coordinating, Screening Body and Fiscal Agent for Clark County as provided for in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. This Act authorizes the designation and endorsement of a nonprofit agency for furtherance of its purposes and aims? to serve as a Planning Board for coordination of available and possible human and financial community resources. Attached is a copy of the Principles of the Board for your record.
The criteria established for such Boards is that over 50 per cent of its membership be drawn from those human service agencies which will have the responsibility of disbursement of a great proportion of the monies available under this Act: Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Service. Almost all of the over thirteen agencies in Clark County which serve human needs are on a county or state basis. Their participation is assured by their current membership on the Opportunities Board. Among them are the following: County Health Director, County Welfare Director, District Director of the State Welfare Division, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Director of Adult Education, Chief of the Bureau of Research and Finance of the Nevada State Welfare Division, Supervisor of the State’s Bureau of Mental Health, Assistant Manager of the State Department of Employment Security, Chief of the Probation Department, Chief of the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training of the U. S. Department of Labor, and a Regent of the University.
Mr. Lee Burnham
November 21, 1964
Page 2
With many of the Economic Opportunity needs vested in the Westside of Las Vegas and its contiguous areas, seven representative persons are Board Members.
Also enclosed is a summary of the Economic Opportunity Act itself which you will be interested in. Because of the interrelatedness of health, welfare, and employment problems, with its effect upon youth and the dependent adult and their needs, county-wide planning is essential to maximise existing support monies and to coordinate the new monies which conceivably could be available through our Opportunities Board.
It is especially essential that you bring your thinking to this group. We will look forward to your acceptance to serve.
With kindest personal regards, I remain
Sincerely yours,
Harvey Dondero Chairman
HD: si
cc: Governor Grant Sawyer Mr. William Briare
Mr. James Ryan
‘’OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK
COUNTY”
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
November 21, 1964
Mr. William E. Kearns Counsellor in Charge State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation P. 0. Box 1869 Las Vegas, Nevada Dear Mr. Kearnss
In your capacity as Counsellor in Charge in the Las Vegas Office of the State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation, we are inviting you to serve on the Advisory Committee to the Economic Opportunities Board of Clark County. This Board, incorporated as a nonprofit organization under the Laws of Nevada, has been recognized by the County Commissioners September 21 and the Governor of the State of Nevada October 7, as the Planning, Coordinating, Screening Body and Fiscal Agent for Clark County as provided for in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. This Act authorizes the designation and endorsement of a nonprofit agency for furtherance of its purposes and aims; to serve as a Planning Board for coordination of available and possible human and financial community resources. Attached is a copy of the Principles of the Board for your record.
The criteria established for such Boards is that over 50 per cent of its membership be drawn from those human service agencies which will have the responsibility of disbursement of a great proportion of the monies available under this Act: Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Service. Almost all of the over thirteen agencies in Clark County which serve human needs are on a county or state basis. Their participation is assured by their current membership on the Opportunities Board* Among them are the following: County Health Director, County Welfare Director, District Director of the State Welfare Division, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Director of Adult Education, Chief of the Bureau of Research and Finance of the Nevada State Welfare Division, Supervisor of the State‘s Bure- of Mental Health, Assistant Manager of the State Department of Employment Security, Chief of the Probation Department, Chief of the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training of the U. S. Department of Labor, and a Regent of the University.
Mr. William E. Kearns
November 21, 1964
Page 2
With many of the Economic Opportunity needs vested in the Westside of Las Vegas and its contiguous areas, seven representative persons are Board Members.
Also enclosed is a summary of the Economic Opportunity Act itself which you will be interested in. Because of the interrelatedness of health, welfare, and employment problems, with its effect upon youth and the dependent adult and their needs, county-wide planning is essential to maximize existing support monies and to coordinate the new monies which conceivably could be available through our Opportunities Board.
It is especially essential that you bring your thinking to this group. We will look forward to your acceptance to serve.
With kindest personal regards, I remain
Sincerely yours,
Harvey Dondero Chairman
HDssl
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"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK
COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
November 21, 1964
Mr. Ferren Bunker County Agent Clark County Extension Service P. O. Box 590 Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Bunker:
In your capacity as County Agent of the Clark County Extension Service, we are inviting you to serve on the Advisory Committee to the Economic Opportunities Board of Clark County. This Board, incorporated as a nonprofit organization under the Laws of Nevada, has been recognized by the County Commissioners September 21, and the Governor of the State of Nevada October 7, as the Planning, Coordinating, Screening Body and Fiscal Agent for Clark County as provided for in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. This Act authorizes the designation and endorsement of a nonprofit agency for furtherance of its purposes and aims; to serve as a Planning Board for coordination of available and possible human and financial community resources. Attached is a copy of the Principles of the Board for your record.
The criteria established for such Boards is that over 50 per cent of its membership be drawn from those human service agencies which will have the responsibility for disbursement of a great proportion of the monies available under this Act: Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Service. Almost all of the over thirteen agencies in Clark County which serve human needs are on a county or state basis. Their participation is assured by their current membership on the Opportunities Board. Among them are the following: County Health Director, County Welfare Director, District Director of the State Welfare Division, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Director of Adult Education, Chief of the Bureau of Research and Finance of the Nevada State Welfare Division, Supervisor of the State’s Bureau of Mental Health, Assistant Manager , f the State Department of Employment Security, Chief of the Probation Department, Chief of the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training of the U. S. Department of Labor, and a Regent of the University.
Mr. Ferren Bunker
November 21# 1964
Page 2
With many of the Economic Opportunity needs vested in the Westside of Las Vegas and its contiguous areas, seven representative persons are Board Members.
Also enclosed is a summary of the Economic Opportunity Act itself which you will be interested in. Because of the interrelatedness of health, welfare, and employment problems, with its effect upon youth and the dependent adult and their needs, county-wide planning is essential to maximize existing support monies and to coordinate the new monies which conceivably could be available through our Opportunities Board.
It is especially essential that you bring your thinking to this group. We will look forward to your acceptance to serve.
With kindest personal regards, I remain
Sincerely yours,
Harvey Dondero Chairman
HD: si
cc: Governor Grant Sawyer Mr. William Briare Mr. James Ryan
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK
COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
November 21, 1964
Mr. Jack Staggs, Administrator Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Staggs:
In your capacity as Administrator of the Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital, we are inviting you to serve on the Advisory Committee to the Economic Opportunities Board of Clark County. This Board, incorporated as a nonprofit organization under the Laws of Nevada, has been recognized by the County Commissioners September 21 and the Governor of the State of Nevada October 7, as the Planning, Coordinating Screening Body and Fiscal Agent for Clark County as provided for in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. This Act authorizes the designation and endorsement of a nonprofit agency for furtherance of its purposes and aims; to serve as a Planning Board for coordination of available and possible human and financial community resources. Attached is a copy of the Principles of the Board for your record.
The criteria established for such Boards is that over 50 per cent of its membership be drawn from those human service agencies which will have the responsibility of disbursement of a great proportion of the monies available under this Act: Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Service. Almost all of the over thirteen agencies in Clark County which serve human needs are on a county or state basis. Their participation is assured by their current membership on the Opportunities Board. Among them are the following: County Health Director, County Welfare Director, District Director of the State Welfare Division, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Director of Adult Education, Chief of the Bureau of Research and Finance of the Nevada State Welfare Division, Supervisor of the State’s Bureau of Mental Health, Assistant Manager of the State Department of Employment Security, Chief of the Probation Department, Chief of the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training of the U. S. Department of Labor, and a Regent of the University.
Mr. Jack Staggs
November 21, 1964
Page 2
With many of the Economic Opportunity needs vested in the Westside of Las Vegas and its contiguous areas, seven representative persons are Board Members.
Also enclosed is a summary of the Economic Opportunity Act itself which you will be interested in. Because of the interrelatedness of health, welfare, and employment problems, with its effect upon youth and the dependent adult and their needs, county-wide planning is essential to maximize existing support monies and to coordinate the new monies which conceivably could be available through our Opportunities Board.
It is especially essential that you bring your thinking to this group. We will look forward to your acceptance to serve.
With kindest personal regards, I remain
Sincerely yours,
Harvey Dondero Chairman
HDssl
ccs Governor Grant Sawyer
Mr. William Briare
Mr. James Ryan
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK
COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. 0. BOX 760 LAS VEGASe NEVADA
November 21, 1964
Mr. Jack Staggs, Administrator Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Staggs:
In your capacity as Administrator of the Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital, we are inviting you to serve on the Advisory Committee to the Economic Opportunities Board of Clark County. This Board, incorporated as a nonprofit organization under the Laws of Nevada, has been recognized by the County Commissioners September 21 and the Governor of the State of Nevada October 7, as the Planning, Coordinating, Screening Body and Fiscal Agent for Clark County as provided for in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. This Act authorizes the designation and endorsement of a nonprofit agency for furtherance of its purposes and aims; to serve as a Planning Board for coordination of available and possible human and financial community resources. Attached is a copy of the Principles of the Board for your record.
The criteria established for such Boards is that over 50 per cent of its membership be drawn from those human service agencies which will have the responsibility of disbursement of a great proportion of the monies available under this Acts Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Service. Almost all of the over thirteen agencies in Clark County which serve human needs are on a county or state basis. Their participation is assured by their current membership on the Opportunities Board. Among them are the following: County Health Director, County Welfare Director, District Director of the State Welfare Division, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Director of Adult Education, Chief of the Bureau of Research and Finance of the Nevada State Welfare Division, Supervisor of the State's Bureau of Mental Health, Assistant Manager of the State Department of Employment Security, Chief of the Probation Department, Chief of the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training of the U. S. Department of Labor, and a Regent of the University.
Mr. Jack Staggs
November 21, 1964
Page 2
With many of the Economic Opportunity needs vested in the Westside of Las Vegas and its contiguous areas, seven representative persons are Board Members.
Also enclosed is a summary of the Economic Opportunity Act itself which you will be interested in. Because of the interrelatedness of health, welfare, and employment problems, with its effect upon youth and the dependent adult and their needs, county-wide planning is essential to maximize existing support monies and to coordinate the new monies which conceivably could be available through our Opportunities Board.
It is especially essential that you bring your thinking to this group. We will look forward to your acceptance to serve.
With kindest personal regards, I remain
Sincerely yours,
Harvey Dondero Chairman
HDssl
cc: Governor Grant Sawyer Mr. William Briare Mr. James Ryan
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK
COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
November 21, 1964
Mr. Keith McDonald, Superintendent City of Las Vegas Recreation Department 2113 Sunland Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. McDonalds
In your capacity as Superintendent of the City of Las Vegas Recreation Department, we are inviting you to serve on the Advisory Committee to the Economic Opportunities Board of Clark County. This Board, incorporated as a nonprofit organization under the Laws of Nevada, has been recognized by the County Commissioners September 21 and the Governor of the State of Nevada October 7, as the Planning, Coordinating, Screening Body and Fiscal Agent for Clark County as provided for in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. This Act authorizes the designation and endorsement of a nonprofit agency for furtherance of its purposes and aims; to serve as a Planning Board for coordination of available and possible human and financial community resources. Attached is a copy of the Principles of the Board for your record.
The criteria established for such Boards is that over 50 per cent of its membership be drawn from those human service agencies which will have the responsibility of disbursement of a great proportion of the monies available under this Act: Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Service. Almost all of the over thirteen agencies in Clark County which serve human needs are on a county or state basis. Their participation is assured by their current membership on the Opportunities Board. Among them are the following: County Health Director, County Welfare Director, District Director of the State Welfare Division, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Director of Adult Education, Chief of the Bureau of Research and Finance of the Nevada State Welfare Division, Supervisor of the State‘s Bureau of Mental Health, Assistant Manager of the State Department of Employment Security, Chief of the Probation Department, Chief of the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training of the U. S. Department of Labor, and a Regent of the University.
Mr. Keith McDonald
November 21, 1964
Page 2
persons are Board Members.
Also enclosed is a sugary of the economic Op^rt» itself which you will toe with its effect upon
of health, welfare, ano empl y P county-wide planning
youth and the dependent adult^nd thexr ^“^to coordinate wWch conceivably could toe available through our Opportunities Board.
Tt is especially essential that you bring your thinking to this group, we will look forward to your acceptance to serve.
With kindest personal regards, X remain
Sincerely yours,
Harvey Dondero Chairman
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cc: Governor Grant Sawyer
Mr. William Briare
Mr. James Ryan
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK
COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
November 21, 1964
Mr, John Bunten
Assistant Superintendent for
Vocational-Technical and Adult Education State of Nevada Carson City, Nevada
Dear Mr. Bunten:
In your capacity as Assistant Superintendent for Vocational- Technical and Adult Education with the State of Nevada, we are inviting you to serve on the Advisory Committee to the Economic Opportunities Board of Clark County, This Board, incorporated as a nonprofit organization under the Laws of Nevada, has been recognized by the County Commissioners September 21 and the Governor of the State of Nevada October 7, as the Planning, Coordinating, Screening Body and Fiscal Agent for Clark County as provided for in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. This Act authorizes the designation and endorsement of a nonprofit agency for furtherance of its purposes and aims? to serve as a Planning Board for coordination of available and possible human and financial community resources. Attached is a copy of the Principles of the Board for your record.
The criteria established for such Boards is that over 50 per cent of its membership be drawn from those human service agencies which will have the responsibility of disbursement of a great proportion of the monies available under this Act: Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Service. Almost all of the over thirteen agencies in Clark County which serve human needs are on a county or state basis. Their participation is assured by their current membership on the Opportunities Board. Among them are the following: County Health Director, County Welfare Director, District Director of the State Welfare Division, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Director of Adult Education, Chief of the Bureau of Research and Finance of the Nevada State Welfare Division, Supervisor of the State‘s Bureau of Mental Health, Assistant Manager of the State Department of Employment Security, Chief of the Probation Department, Chief of the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training of the U, S. Department of Labor, and a Regent of the University.
Mr. John Bunten
November 21, 1964
Page 2
With many of the Economic Opportunity needs vested in the Westside of Las Vegas and its contiguous areas, seven representative persons are Board Members.
Also enclosed is a summary of the Economic Opportunity Act itself which you will be interested in. Because of the interrelatedness of health, welfare, and employment problems, with its effect upon youth and the dependent adult and their needs, county-wide planning is essential to maximise existing support monies and to coordinate the new monies which conceivably could be available through our Opportunities Board.
It is especially essential that you bring your thinking to this group. We will look forward to your acceptance to serve.
With kindest personal regards, I remain
Sincerely yours.
Harvey Dondero Chairman
HDssl
ccs Governor Grant Sawyer Mr. William Briare Mr. James Ryan
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK
COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
November 21, 1964
Mr. Ernest 0. Skagen, District Director Nevada State Welfare Division 215 E. Bonanza Road Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Skagen:
As District Director of the Nevada State Welfare Division, we would like to extend an invitation for you to serve on the Economic Opportunities Board for Clark County. This Board, incorporated as a nonprofit organization under the Laws of Nevada, has been recognized by the County Commissioners September 21 and the Governor of the State of Nevada October 7, as the Planning, Coordinating, Screening Body and Fiscal Agent for Clark County as provided for in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. This Act authorizes the designation and endorsement of a nonprofit agency for furtherance of its purposes and aims; to serve as a Planning Board for coordination of available and possible human and financial community resources. Attached is a copy of the Principles of the Board for your record.
The criteria established for such Boards is that over 50 per cent of its membership be drawn from those human service agencies which will have the responsibility of disbursement of a great proportion of the monies available under this Act: Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Service. Almost all of the over thirteen agencies in Clark County which serve human needs are on a county or state basis. Their participation is assured by their current membership on the Opportunities Board. Among them are the following: County Health Director, County Welfare Director, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Director of Adult Education, Chief of the Bureau of Research and Finance of the Nevada State Welfare Division, Supervisor of the State’s Bureau of Mental Health, Assistant Manager of the State Department of Employment Security, Chief of the Probation Department, Chief of the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training of the U. S. Department of Labor, and A Regent of the University.
Mr. Ernest O. Skagen
November 21, 1964
Page 2
With many of the Economic Opportunity needs vested in the Westside of Las Vegas and its contiguous areas, seven representative persons are Board Members.
Also enclosed is a summary of the Economic Opportunity Act itself which you will be interested in. Because of the interrelatedness of health, welfare, and employment problems, with its effect upon youth and the dependent adult and their needs, county-wide planning is essential to maximize existing support monies and to coordinate the new monies which conceivably could be available through our Opportunities Board.
It is especially essential that you bring your thinking to this group. We will look forward to your acceptance to serve.
With kindest personal regards, I remain
Sincerely yours.
Harvey Dondero Chairman
HD:sl
ccs Governor Grant Sawyer Mr. William Briare Mr. James Ryan
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK
COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
November 21. 1964
Mr. Joseph H. Mankins, Chief Bureau of Apprenticeship Training United States Department of Labor 2301 E. Sahara Avenue Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Mankins:
As Chief of the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training for the United States Department of Labor, we would like to extend an invitation for you to serve on the Economic Opportunities Board for Clark County. This Board, incorporated as a nonprofit organization under the Laws of Nevada, has been recognized by the County Commissioners September 21 and the Governor of the State of Nevada October 7, as the Planning, Coordinating, Screening Body and Fiscal Agent for Clark County as provided for in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. This Act authorizes the designation and endorsement of a nonprofit agency for furtherance of its purposes and aims; to serve as a Planning Board for coordination of available and possible human and financial community resources. Attached is a copy of the Principles of the Board for your record.
The criteria established for such Boards is that over 50 per cent of its membership be drawn from those human service agencies which will have the responsibility of disbursement of a great proportion of the monies available under this Acts Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Service. Almost all of the over thirteen agencies in Clark County which serve human needs are on a county or state bais. Their participation is assured by their current membership on the Opportunities Board. Among them are the following: County Health Director, County Welfare Director, District Director of the State Welfare Department, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Director of Adult Education, Chief of the Bureau of Research and Finance of the Nevada State Welfare Division, Supervisor of the State’s Bureau of Mental Health, Assistant Manager of the State Department of Employment Security, Chief of the Probation Department, and a Regent of the University.
Mr. Joseph H. Mankinst Chief Bureau of Apprenticeship Training November 21, 1964 Page 2
With many of the Economic Opportunity needs vested in the Westside of Las Vegas and its contiguous areas, seven representatives persons are Board Members.
Also enclosed is a summary of the Economic Opportunity Act itself which you will be interested in. Because of the interrelatedness of health, welfare, and employment problems, with its effect upon youth and the dependent adult and their needs, county-wide planning is essential to maximise existing support monies and to coordinate the new monies which conceivably could be available through our Opportunities Board.
It is especially essential that you bring your thinking to this group. We will look forward to your acceptance to serve.
With kindest personal regards, I remain
Sincerely yours,
Harvey Dondero Chairman
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UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA
MAX C. FLEISCHMANN COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND CLARK COUNTY COOPERATING
COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE
December 1, 1964
CLARK COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE P. O. BOX 590 1020 S. MAIN ST.
LAS VEGAS NEVADA 89101 PHONE 382-0259
Mr. Harvey Dondero
Chairman
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P.O. Box 760
Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Dondero:
I am very pleased to accept the invitation to serve on the Advisory Committee to the Economic Opportunities Board of Clark County.
I will plan to attend the meeting scheduled Thursday, December 3, at 4 P.M. and report the progress of our activities with the migrant workers of the Moapa Valley.
Feel free to call on me to assist in any way I can with the Economic Opportunities Board.
Sincerely,
FERREN W. BUNKER COUNTY AGENT
FWB:mp
BYRON F. STETLER Superintendent of Public Instruction
CHARLES O. RYAN
Assistant Superintendent for Vocational Rehabilitation
State of Nevada
department nf
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION DIVISION
Post Office Box 1869 — Las Vegas
2 December 196U
COUNSELORS
WILLIAM E. KEARNS
Counselor-in-Charge
W. C. DECRANE
Mr. Harvey Dondero
Chairman Economic Opportunities Board
P. 0. Box 760
Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Dondero:
Thank you for your invitation to serve on the Advisory Committee of the Economic Opportunities Board of Clark County.
I am happy to accept this invitation and trust that I may be of some assistance in the work of this worthwhile organization. I will plan to attend the meeting on the afternoon of December 3rd at the Thunderbird Hotel.
With best regards, I am.
WK* ds
William E. Kearns, Counselor-In-Charge
BYRON F. STETLER
Superintendent of public Instruction and Executive Officer. State board for Vocational Education
state of Nevada
department of
VOCATIONAL—TECHNICAL AND ADULT EDUCATION DIVISION
TELEPHONE 472-7321 Carson City
JOHN W. BUNTEN
Assistant Superintendent FOR VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL and Adult Education
December 2, 1964
Mr. Harvey Dondero, Chairman Economic Opportunities Board P.O. Box 760
Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Donderb;
I wish to acknowledge your letter of November 21, inviting me to serve on the Advisory Committee to the Economic Opportunities Board of Clark County.
I appreciate the invitation and will accept the appointment. Unfortunately, there is a conflict for me in regard to your meeting on December 3. I am scheduled to leave for Minneapolis to participate in the annual meeting of the State Directors of Vocational Education and will be gone during the period of December 3 to December 9. I shall endeavor to have one of our Supervisors in the Vocational, Technical and Adult Education Division represent me and will plan to brief him on activities of the Division which may have implications for your Board.
At the present time we are writing a State Plan to take advantage of the Basic Adult Education program provided for in Title II, Part B, of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. Our State Plan for Vocational Education, that would allow us to take advantage of the Vocational Education Act of 1963, has been completed and substantially approved. We hope funds will be forthcoming from the Office of Education in the near future. We are planning to employ a Supervisor of Basic Adult Education who should report the 21st of this month. I feel the coordination of our activities with your Economic Opportunities Board can be beneficial to Clark County as well as to our Division.
I shall endeavor to eliminate any conflicts for future meetings.
Kindest personal regards.
Sincerely yours,
John W. Bunten
Assistant Superintendent Vocational, Technical and Adult Education
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December 2, 196^
Mr. Harvey Dondero
Chai rman
Economic Opportunities Board
P. 0. Box 760
Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Dondero:
Thank you for your invitation of November 21, 1964 to serve on the Economic Opportunities Board for Clark County.
I will be glad to serve and will be looking forward to the December 3rd meeting at the Thunderbird Hote1 .
Sincerely yours
Albert Franklin Mayor
1001 RRIZORR STREET
P.O. BOR 3B7
Ciiue! Las VEG as
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RAN K GRAGSON mayor
December 3, 19 64
Mr. Harvey Dondero, Chairman Economics Opportunities Board P.O. Box 760
Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Dondero:
Thank you for your kind invitation to serve on the Economics Opportunities Board for Clark County. I am most happy to accept this invitation and I shall try to give as much of my time as possible to this Board.
I am sorry that I will have to miss the first meeting, but due to a previous meeting I will not be able to attend. I am looking forward to your next meeting.
Sincerely,
Oran K. GragsonV Mayor City of Las Vegas
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"OPERATION
OPPORTUNITIES — CLARK COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
December 28, 1964
Mr. David Hoggard 1400 North EStreet Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Hoggards
You are asked to serve on the temporary Executive Committee of "Operation Opportunities — Clark County", the Economic Opportunities Board for the County.
I sincerely hope you will accept to serve pending the finalizing of the Board's By-Laws and an election of an official Slate by the total Board.
Sincerely,
HD: si
Harvey Dondero
Chairman
cc: Mrs. Elaine Walbroek
Acting Secretary
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES — CLARK COUNTY”
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
December 28, 1964
Mr. Joseph H. Mankins, Area Representative
U. S. Department of Labor
2301 E. Sahara Avenue, Room 2
Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Mankinsx
You are asked to serve on the temporary Executive Committee of "Operation Opportunities — Clark County", the Economic Opportunities Board for the County.
I sincerely hope you will accept to serve pending the finalizing of the Board’s By-Laws and an election of an official Slate by the total Board.
Sincerely,
HDxsl
Harvey Dondero
Chairman
cc: Mrs. Elaine Walbroek
Acting Secretary
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK
COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
December 28, 1964
Mr. Ernest O. skagen, District Director Nevada State Welfare Division 215 East Bonanza Road Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Skagen:
You are asked to serve on the temporary Executive Committee of "Operation Opportunities — Clark County", the Economic Opportunities Board for the County.
I sincerely hope you will accept to serve pending the finalizing of the Board’s By-Laws and ah election of an official Slate by the total Board.
Sincerely,
Harvey Dondero Chairman
HDssl
cct Mrs. Elaine Walbroek
Acting Secretary
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK
COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
Mrs. Elaine Walbroek, Executive Director Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Association 877 Aitken Street Reno, Nevada
Dear Mrs. Walbroek:
You are asked to serve as Secretary of the "Operation Opportunities — Clark County" Economic Opportunities Board for the County.
I sincerely hope you will accept to serve pending the finalizing of the Board’s By-Laws and an election of an official Slate by the total Board.
Sincerely,
HD:sl
Harvey Dondero
Chairman
"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK
COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD P. 0. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
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Mr. Lee Walker 2712 Merritt Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Walkers
You are asked to serve as Treasurer of the "Operation Opportunities — Clark County" Economic Opportunities Board for the County.
I sincerely hope you will accept to serve pending the finalizing of the Board’s By-Laws and an election of an official Slate by the total Board.
Sincerely,
HDssl
Harvey Dondero
Chairman
state
of nevada
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE
WELFARE DIVISION
SECOND AND BONANZA STREETS LAS VEGAS. NEVADA
Post Office Box 658
Las Vegas, Nevada - 89101
January 5, 1965
Harvey Dondero, Chairman
Economic Opportunities Board
"Operation Opportunities - Clark County"
Post Office Box 760
Las Vegas, Nevada
Re: Your Letter of 12/28/64
Dear Mr. Dondero:
Your invitation to me to serve on the temporary Executive Committee of "Operation Opportunities - Clark County," the Economic Opportunities' Board for the County, is accepted.
I welcome the opportunity to serve in the aforementioned capacity, as I am vitally interested in the success of this community service organization.
Sincerely,
Ernest 0. Skagen, ACSW District Administrator
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L.O. HAWKINS (1881-1962)
HOWARD W. CANNON
GORDON L. HAWKINS
LEE E. WALKER
H-Ainkins, cflnnon & haujkins
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
CENTENNIAL BUILDJNG-3IO SOUTH THIRD STREET
LfiS V£Gfi5, ntVADA 89101
January 8, 1965.
AREA CODE 702 TELEPHONE 384-6620 P. O. BOX 729
Mr. Harvey Dondero
Chairman
"Operation Opportunities - Clark County"
P. 0. Box 760
Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Dondero:
I have your letter of December 28th, and as indicated in an earlier telephone conversation, I will be happy to serve as temporary Treasurer of the Economic Opportunities Board.
Sincerely yours,
LEW:fc
Lee E. Walker
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
BUREAU OF APPRENTICESHIP
and Training
2301 East Sahara-Room 2
Las Vegas, Nevada 8?10£
January 11, 196$
Mr. Harvey Dondero, Chairman Economic Opportunities Board P. 0. Box 760
Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Dondero:
I shall be happy to serve on the temporary Executive Committee of "Operation Opportunities—Clark County" pending the finalizing of the Board's By-Laws and an election of an official Slate by the total Board.
JHM:f
Sincerely yours,
Area Representative
U. S. Department of Labor Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training
REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
February 15, 1965
A Nominating Committee meeting was held on February 8, 1965. Members present were: Chairman Ted Lawson, Father Charles Shallow,
Charles Spann Staff Member:
Stella Fleming Elaine Walbroek
Members not present: Secretary James Snowden, Leslie Shuck, James Anderson
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS WERE NOMINATED TO SERVE ON THE ECONOMIC BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY:
^■F'. Eugene McCoy, Board Mewber, Nevada Tuberculosis
a» :H0a4-th’ Associ arion
Mrs. Charlotte Hill, Board Member, United Fund
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS WERE NOMINATED TO SERVE ON THE TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE:
Mr. Gary Petersen, Public School, Vocational, Technical
and Adult Education
Mr. Lyal Burkholder, (who resigned from the Board of Directors)
Mr. Edward Young, (who resigned from the Board of Directors)
"O'PERATION OPPORTUNITIES — CLARK COUNTY”
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. 0. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
Mr. James Snowden 1200 Lawry Court Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Snowdens
We are very pleased that you have accepted to serve on "Operation Opportunities — Clark County", the Economic Opportunities Board for our county. As you know this Board has been recognized by the County Commissioners and the Governor as the Economic Opportunities Board to make plans for President Johnson's "War on Poverty."
There are 40 members on the Board including the Mayors from Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, and Boulder City. Its purpose is to stimulate the community, to review its "poverty problems", and to make plans for resolving these problems. Such planning can result in projects such as a day care center for working mothers, jobs for school dropouts, educational help for young people, certain health programs, and many others. These plans or projects are reviewed by the Economic Opportunities Board and possibly recommended to receive federal funds. The Board also follows the progress of such projects after they have received monies and also acts as the financial agent in disbursing such project monies. Without the existence of such a Board, it would be impossible to secure these Economic Opportunity funds or to have the many constructive programs for community health, employment, welfare available under President Johnson’s Economic Opportunity Act of 1964.
Under separate cover we are sending you material which has been distributed. This material includes: Principles of the Board; Guide to Community Action Program Grants; Minutes of the Meetings of the Economic Opportunities Board; Projects already under consideration — Neighborhood Youth Corps — Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA) — and a Day Care Services Center. These three projects are all centered on the Westside of Las Vegas.
We appreciate your interest, and we are all looking forward to seeing you at our next meeting which will be held sometime the week of March 1.
Sincerely yours.
HDtsl
Harvey Dondero
ChaiSman
"O'P ERATION OPPORTUNITIES — CLARK COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O. BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA February 26, 1965
Mrs. Lonnie Lee Marshall 709 Hause Avenue Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mrs. Marshalls
We are very pleased that you have accepted to serve on "Operation Opportunities — Clark County”, the Economic Opportunities Board for our county. As you know this Board has been recognized by the County Commissioners and the Governor as the Economic Opportunities Board to make plans for President Johnson’s "War on Poverty."
There are 40 members on the Board including the Mayors from Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, and Boulder City. Its purpose is to stimulate the community, to review its "poverty problems", and to make plans for resolving these problems. Such planning can result in projects such as a day care center for working mothers, jobs for school dropouts, educational help for young people, certain health programs, and many others. These plans or projects are reviewed by the Economic Opportunities Board and possibly recommended to receive federal funds. The Board also follows the progress of such projects after they have received monies and also acts as the financial agent in disbursing such project monies. Without the existence of such a Board, it would be impossible to secure these Economic Opportunity funds or to have the many constructive programs for community health, employment, and welfare available under President Johnson’s Economic Opportunity Act of 1964.
Under separate cover we are sending you material which has been distributed. This material includes: Principles of the Board; Guide to Community Action Program Grants; Minutes of the Meetings of the Economic Opportunities Board; Projects already under consideration — Neighborhood Youth Corps — Volunteers In Service To America (VISTA) — and a Day Care Services Center. These three projects are all centered on the Westside of Lias Vegas.
We appreciate your interest, and we are all looking forward to seeing you at our next meeting which will be held sometime the week of March 1.
Sincerely yours,
Harvey Dondero
Chairman
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"OPERATION OPPORTUNITIES
CLARK COUNTY"
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BOARD
P. O, BOX 760 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA February 26, 1965 Reverend Newton Tigner 104 Madison Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Reverend Tigner:
We are very pleased that you have accepted to serve on "Operation Opportunities — Clark County", the Economic Opportunities Board for our county. As you know this Board has been recognized by the County Commissioners and the Governor as the Economic Opportunities Board to make plans for President Johnson's "War on Poverty."
There are 40 members on the Board including the Mayors from Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, and Boulder City. Its purpose is to stimulate the community, to review its "poverty problems", and to make plans for resolving these problems. Such planning can result in projects such as a day care center for working mothers, jobs for school dropouts, educational help for young people, certain health programs, and many others. These plans or projects are reviewed by the Economic Opportunities Board and possibly recommended to receive federal funds. The Board also follows the progress of such projects after they have received monies and also acts as the financial agent in disbursing such project monies. Without the existence of such a Board, it would be impossible to secure these Economic Opportunity funds or to have the many constructive programs for community health, employment, welfare, available under President Johnson's Economic Opportunity Act of 1964.
Under separate cover we are sending you material which has been distributed. This material includes: Principles of the Board; Guide to Community Action Program Grants; Minutes of the Meetings of the Economic Opportunities Board; Projects already under consideration — Neighborhood Youth Corps — Volunteers In Service to America (VISTA) — and a Day Care Services Center. These three projects are all centered on the Westside of Las Vegas.
We appreciate your interest, and we are all looking forward to seeing you at our next meeting which will be held sometime the week of March 1.
Sincerely yours,
Harvey Dondero
Chairman
BOARD MEMBERSHIP ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
EDUCATION
Mr. Harvey Dondero, CHAIRMAN, Assistant Superintendent, Clark County School District
Mr. Ray Sturm, LG lark County School 4) I st riot, .‘Di rector of Vocational, Technical, and Adult Education
Mr. Lyal Burkholder, Clark County School District, Director, Area Zone
Mr. Earl Brunner, Principal, Highland Elementary School
Dr. Leslie Shuck, Special Assistant, Research and Project Design, Clark County School District
HEALTH AND WELFARE
Mr. Donal O’Callaghan, Job Corps, Office of Economic Opportunity
Mrs. Stella Fleming, Director, Clark County Relief Administration
Mr. Ernest 0. Skagen, District Director, Nevada State Welfare Department
Dr. Otto Ravenholt, Director, Clark County Health Department
Miss Genevieve Arensdorf, Nursing Supervisor, Clark County School District
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Mr. Charles Spann, Assistant Manager, Las Vegas Local Office, State Department of Employment Security
PROBATION DEPARTMENT
Mr. Robert Mullen, Chief of Probation, Clark County Probation Department
VOLUNTARY AGENCIES
Mr. Edward Young, Board Member, Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Association
Reverend Charles Shallow, Director, Catholic Community Welfare
LABOR
Mr. Joseph H. Mankins, Area Representative, U. S. Department of Labor, and Director of Apprenticeship Training
Mr. Ted Lawson, Secretary, Central Labor Council
Mr. James Arnold, Secretary, Southern Nevada Building and Trades Council
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA
Mr. Ferren Bunker, County Agent, Clark County Extension Service
Dr. Juanita White, Regent, University of Nevada
LEADERSHIP
In Target Areas
Dr. Charles West, Private Physician
Mr. H. P. Fitzgerald, Principal, Kit Carson Elementary School
Mr. David Hoggard, Attendance Officer, Clark County School District
Mr. Robert Reid, Attorney at Law
Mr. James Snowden, Citizen
Mrs. Lonnie Lee Marshall, Citizen
Reverend Newton Tigner, Retired Minister
In Community at Large:
Dr. Clare Woodbury, Private Physician
Mr. William Morris, Attorney
Mr. Lee Walker, Attorney
Mr. Karl Marshall, Rancher, Moapa Valley
Mr. Sam Boyd, Businessman
Mr. Paul McDermstt, Businessman
LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT
Mr. William Briare, County Commissioner
Senator Mahlon Brown, Attorney, and Nevada State Senator
Mayor Oran Gragson, Mayor of the City of Las Vegas
Mayor Albet L -Frank-lin, Mayor of the 0ity of Boulder City / Mayor William Taylor, Mayor of the City of North Las Vegas Mayor WiUdsam^Bym^eMayor of the City of Henderson
TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Mr. John Bunten, Assistant Superintendent for Vocational-Technical and Adult Education
Mr. Keith MacDonald, Superintendent, City of Las Vegas Recreation Department
Mr. Jack Staggs, Administrator, Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Mr. William E. Kearns, Counsellor in Charge, State Department of
Vocational Rehabilitation
Mr. Lee Burnham, Acting Director, Administrative Services, Department of Employment Security
4/13/65
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8 C 0 8 OH I C 0 ? P 0 H T U S I T.Y BOA R 3 OF CL A BK CO U 8 I Y
3051 PARADISE WV0 SUITE #15
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
April 19, 1965
W, Jams Arnold, Secretary
Southern Nevada Building and Wade's Council
212 W. Utah Street: Las Vegas, Nevada
De&r Mr* Arnold:
’’Operation Opportunities — Clark County”, th® Economic Opportunity Board for the area, ia requesting the Southern Nevada Building and Trades Council to appoint a masher to this eitispah* action board, A similar request is being directed to the Southern Nevada Central Labor Corneil for a representative as well*
As you know, the Economic Opportunity Board Is the legal structure to apply for and receive anti-poverty monies under the gconowic Opportunity Act of 1964, You will be interested to know it is the only such Board so far structured in Nevada. It has been recognised by the County Comisaimers and the Governor, and projects are going to be In process shortly. So that this Board can be truly representative of the comunity, it is essential that Labor ba strongly represented on it to help in our couaty-wide planning, screening, and evaluating of progress which can be funded from the Office of Economic Opportunity* Enclosed is a list of those atstets who have accepted to servo on the Board.
Wa wuld be pleased to have our answer directed to our executive, Mrs, Elaine Walbroek, at the. above address. I sincerely hop® w® may hear fro® you shortly*
Cordially,
Harvey N* Dondero Chairman
MDs si
ec? Hr, Tad Lawson
Hr. Joseph Hankins
Mrs* Elaine Walbroek
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E C 0 S 0 H I C 0 P P 0 E X O I T Y BOARD OF CL A R K C 0 U N I Y
3051 PARADISE ROAD SUITS #1S
LAS VEGAS, ®VAM
April 19, 1965
Mr. Ted Lawson, Secretary
Southern Nevada Central Labor Council
212 W. Utah Street Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Ht. Lawsont
"Operation Opportunities — Clark County”, the Economic Opportunity Board for the area, is requesting the Southern Nevada Central Labor Council to appoint a member to thia citizen’s action board. A similar request is being directed to the Southern Nevada Building and Trades Council for a representative as well.
As you know, the Economic Opportunity Board is the legal structure to apply for and receive anti-poverty monies under the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. You will be interested to know it is the only such Board so far structured in Nevada, It has' been recognized by the County Commissioner* and the Governor, and projects ar® going to be in process shortly. So that this Board can be truly representative of the comrauuity, it is essential that Labor be strongly represented on it to help in our county-wide planning, screening, and evaluating of programs which can be funded from the Office off Economic Opportunity. Enclosed is a list of those wsbers who have accepted to serve on the Board.
P© would be pleased to have our answer directed to our executive, Mrs. Elaine Walbroek, at the above address. I sincerely hope wa may hear from you shortly.
Cordially,
Earvey N. Dondero
Chai man
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ccr Mr. Jams Arnold
Mr. Joseph Mankins
Mrs. Elaine Walbroek
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ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
3051 PARADISE ROAD SUITE #15
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
April 27, 1965
Reverend Charles Shallow
Catholic Community Welfare
826 South 3rd Street Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Father Shallow:
’’Operation Opportunities — Clark County", the Economic Opportunity Board for the area, is requesting you to serve as a member of this action board in your capacity as Director of the Catholic Community Welfare and because of your broad interest in social and economic problems in the community. As you know the Economic Opportunity Board is the legal structure to apply for and receive antipoverty monies under the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. You will be interested to know it is the only such Board so far structured in Nevada. It has been recognized by the County Commissioners and the Governor, and Office of Economic Opportunity projects are already in process.
Included is a list of those members who are already serving on the Board. A resume will be circularized to Board Members in anticipation of the next meeting of the activities of our office to date. Tills information will be made available to you of course.
We would be pleased to have your answer directed to our Executive, Mrs. Elaine Walbroek, at the above address. We sincerely hope that time will permit you to serve on this important community action Board, and that we will receive your answer in the affirmative.
Cordially,
Harvey Dondero Chairman
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ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
3051 PARADISE ROAD
SUITE #15
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
April 27, 1965
Clare Woodbury, M.D.
201 North Eighth Street
Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Dr. Woodbury:
Enclosed Is a listing of the membership of the Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County.
Those names checked have been added over the past three months. They are In addition to those which were originally on the Board and those which were recommended by you and Mrs. Stella Fleming as members of the Board Membership Committee.
Attached is a listing of those new members and an explanation of why they are on the Board. We hope this meets with your approval.
Sincerely
Harvey Dondero Chairman
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Enc.
By Elaine Walbroek
Executive Director
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
3051 PARADISE ROAD SUITE #15
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
April 27, 1965
Mrs. Stella Fleming
Clark County Relief Administration
651 Shadow Lane
Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mrs. Flem!ng:
Enclosed is a listing of the membership of the Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County.
Those names.shecked have been added over the past three months. They are In addition to those which were originally on the Board and those which were recommended by you and Dr. Clare Woodbury as members of the Board Membership Committee.
Attached is a listing of those new members and an explanation of why they are on th® Board. We hope this meets with your approval.
Sincerely,
Harvey Dondero C**-*5**'
Cha Irman
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Enc.
By Elaine Walbroek
Executive Director
EDUCATION
Dr. Lesli© Shuck — Responsible for research and project designs for th® Clark County School District. His addition to the Board adds further skills In project development.
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA
Mr, Ferren Bunker — County Agent. Mr. Bunker served as Chairman of the Migrant Problem Study Committee; and through his activities, has Increased the Interest of th® University, his Department, and the Moapa Valley residents In the antI-poverty program. His experiences related to Title III, Special Programs to Combat Poverty in Rural Areas.
LEADERSHIP IN TARGET AREAS
Mr. James Snowden
Mrs. Lonnie Lee Marshall
Reverend Newton Tlgner
These people are from West Las Vegas and are recommended as individuals who can well reflect ths attitude of the people who will b® recipient of the programs.
LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT
Mayor Oran Gragson
Mayor Albert Franklin
Mayor William Taylor
Mayor William Byrne
These are representative of the cities In the county, and It is essential to have their understanding and participation in the countywide planning.
LABOR LEADERSHIP
Letters have been sent out to the Federal Labor Council and th® Building and Trades Council for them to select a representative from their respective Councils to serve on the Board. For effective programs It Is essential that Labor be represented, and these two Councils represent the Labor movement In Clark County. Their answer Is pending.
PRIVATE WELFARE
Father Charles Shallow has been requested to serve on the Board as a rejection of his Catholic Community Welfare Important role In th© community.
state
of neoada
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE
WELFARE DIVISION
SIS EAST MUSSER STREET CARSON CITY. NEVADA
12 July 1965
Mr. Harvey Dondero, Chairman
Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County 3051 Paradise Road Las Vegas, Nevada
RESIGNATION FROM BOARD MEMBERSHIP
As you know, Harvey, I have been unable to attend meetings of the Clark County Economic Opportunity Board since early March thus have made no contribution as a Board member for nearly half a year.
Moreover, effective 1 July 1965, I was appointed as the Welfare Division's Chief of Special Projects, i. e., I am coordinating programs under Title V Economic Opportunity Act, my salary being wholly paid from EOA funds. Of course, this assignment means that I shall soon be very active in Clark County, with a Work Experience Program budgeted at $1.3 million. Being both a program executive and a Board member under the Act might raise a question of conflict of interest.
In view of these and other related facts, Elaine Walbroek herself has broached the question of my resignation. Resigning is never a totally painless step. However, in this instance, the pain is mitigated by my knowledge that I can join the Board even more effectively now in combating poverty in Clark County.
I have greatly enjoyed my membership on the Clark County Economic Opportunity Board. Please accept my resignation in the spirit in which it is offered.
Robert W. Bauer
Chief of Special Projects
cc Elaine Walbroek
STATE OF NEVADA
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE
Bureau or Merril Health
790 SUTRO STREET RENO. NEVADA Mental Hygiene Division
July 12, 1965
Mr. Harvey Dondero Board of Clark County
Economic Opportunity 3051 Paradise Street Suite 15 Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Dondero:
I hereby wish to submit my resignation from the Board of Clark County for Economic Opportunity. I regret my having to do this as I have appreciated attending meetings and working with the program.
I wish to personally thank you and Mrs. Walbroek for your interest in my participation.
Sincerely yours,
Martin S. Levine, Ph.D., M.P.H Supervisor
Bureau of Mental Health
MSL:es
12 July 1965
Mr. Harvey Dondero, Chairman
Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County 3051 Paradise Road Las Vegas, Nevada
RESIGNATION FROM BOARD MEMBERSHIP
As you know, Harvey, I have been unable to attend meetings of the Clark County Economic Opportunity Board since early March thus have made no contribution as a Board member for nearly half a year.
Moreover, effective 1 July 1965, I was appointed as the Welfare Division's Chief of Special Projects, i. e., I am coordinating programs under Title V Economic Opportunity Act, my salary being wholly paid from EOA funds. Of course, this assignment means that I shall soon be very active in Clark County, with a Work Experience Program budgeted at $1.3 million. Being both a program executive and a Board member under the Act might raise a question of conflict of interest.
In view of these and other related facts, Elaine Walbroek herself has broached the question of my resignation. Resigning is never a totally painless step. However, in this instance, the pain is mitigated by my knowledge that I can join the Board even more effectively now in combating poverty in Clark County.
I have greatly enjoyed my membership on the Clark County Economic Opportunity Board. Please accept my resignation in the spirit in which it is offered.
Robert W. Bauer
Chief of Special Projects
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cc ^Elaine Walbroek
bcc Quenten Emery - Clark County File Renate Daniels - Personnel File
BOARD MEMBERSHIP ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
EDUCATION
Mr. Harvey Dondero, CHAIRMAN, Assistant Superintendent, Clark County School District
Mr. Ray Sturm, 7..Qiark County ‘School -District,>Director of Vocational, Technical, and .Adult Education
Mr. Lyal Burkholder, Clark County School District, Director, Area Zone
Mr. Earl Brunner, Principal, Highland Elementary School
Dr. Leslie Shuck, Special Assistant, Research and Project Design, Clark County School District
HEALTH AND WELFARE
Mr. Donal O'Callaghan, Job Corps, Office of Economic Opportunity
Mrs. Stella Fleming, Director, Clark County Relief Administration
Mr. Ernest 0. Skagen, District Director, Nevada State Welfare Department
Dr. Otto Ravenholt, Director, Clark County Health Department
Miss Genevieve Arensdorf, Nursing Supervisor, Clark County School District
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Mr. Charles Spann, Assistant Manager, Las Vegas Local Office, State Department of Employment Security
PROBATION DEPARTMENT
Mr. Robert Mullen, Chief of Probation, Clark County Probation Department
VOLUNTARY AGENCIES
Mr. Edward Young, Board Member, Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Association Reverend Charles Shallow, Director, Catholic Community Welfare
LABOR
Mr. Joseph H. Mankins, Area Representative, U. S. Department of Labor, and Director of Apprenticeship Training
Mr. Ted Lawson, Secretary, Central Labor Council
Mr. James Arnold, Secretary, Southern Nevada Building and Trades Council
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA
Mr. Ferren Bunker, County Agent, Clark County Extension Service
Dr. Juanita White, Regent, University of Nevada
LEADERSHIP
In Target Areas
Dr. Charles West, Private Physician
Mr. H. P. Fitzgerald, Principal, Kit Carson Elementary School
Mr. David Hoggard, Attendance Officer, Clark County School District
Mr. Robert Reid, Attorney at Law
Mr. James Snowden, Citizen
Mrs. Lonnie Lee Marshall, Citizen
Reverend Newton Tigner, Retired Minister
In Community at Large:
Dr. Clare Woodbury, Private Physician
Mr. William Morris, Attorney
Mr. Lee Walker, Attorney
Mr. Karl Marshall, Rancher, Moapa Valley
Mr. Sam Boyd, Businessman
Mr. Paul McDermott, Businessman
LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT
Mr. William Briare, County Commissioner
Senator Mahlon Brown, Attorney, and Nevada State Senator
Mayor Oran Gragson, Mayor of the City of Las Vegas
Mayor John Batchelor, Mayor of the City of Boulder City
Mayor William Taylor, Mayor of the City of North Las Vegas (Represented by
Mi I ton Weiss)
Mayor William R. Hampton, Mayor of the City of Henderson ( Represented by Ida Bel Ie Riggins)
TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Mr. John Bunten, Assistant Superintendent for VocationaI-TechnicaI and Adult Education
Mr. Keith MacDonald, ..Superintendent, City of Las Vegas Recreation Department
Mr. Jack Staggs, Administrator, Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Mr. William E. Kearns, Counsellor in charge, State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
Mr. Lee Burhham, Acting Director, Administrative Services, Department of Employment Security
Mr. Gene McCoy, Banker, First National Bank of Nevada
Mr. Al Lansman, SBA Advisory Committee Member
Mr. Franklin Coleman, Chief of Counseling, and Special Services, Nevada Employment Security
Mr. Pat Schoppe, Manager, Nevada State Employment Service
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BOARD MEMBERSHIP ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
EDUCATION
• Mr. Harvey Dondero, CHAIRMAN, Assistant Superintendent, Clark County School District Mr. Ray Sturm, L-Qtark County School -District,/EH-rector of Vocational, TechnicaI, and .Adult Education
Mr. Lyal Burkholder, Clark County School District, Director, Area Zone
Mr. Earl Brunner, Principal, Highland Elementary School
Dr. Leslie Shuck, Special Assistant, Research and Project Design, Clark County School District
HEALTH AND WELFARE
Mr. Donal O’Callaghan, Job Corps, Office of Economic Opportunity
Mrs. Stella Fleming, Director, Clark County Relief Administration
Mr. Ernest 0. Skagen, District Director, Nevada State Welfare Department
Dr. Otto Ravenholt, Director, Clark County Health Department
Miss Genevieve Arensdorf, Nursing Supervisor, Clark County School District
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Mr. Charles Spann, Assistant Manager, Las Vegas Local Office, State Department of Employment Security
PROBATION DEPARTMENT
Mr. Robert Mullen, Chief of Probation, Clark County Probation Department
VOLUNTARY AGENCIES
Mr. Edward Young, Board Member, Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Association
Reverend Charles Shallow, Director, Catholic Community Welfare
LABOR
Mr. Joseph H. Mankins, Area Representative, U. S. Department of Labor, and Director of Apprenticeship Training
Mr. Ted Lawson, Secretary, Central Labor Council
Mr. James Arnold, Secretary, Southern Nevada Building and Trades Council
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA
Mr. Ferren Bunker, County Agent, Clark County Extension Service
Dr. Juanita White, Regent, University of Nevada
LEADERSHIP
In Target Areas
Dr. Charles West, Private Physician
Mr. H. P. Fitzgerald, Principal, Kit Carson Elementary School
Mr. David Hoggard, Attendance Officer, Clark County School District
Mr. Robert Reid, Attorney at Law
Mr. James Snowden, Citizen
Mrs. Lonnie Lee Marshall, Citizen
Reverend Newton Tigner, Retired Minister
In Community at Large:
Dr. Clare Woodbury, Private Physician
Mr. William Morris, Attorney
Mr. Lee Walker, Attorney
Mr. Karl Marshall, Rancher, Moapa Valley
Mr. Sam Boyd, Businessman
Mr. Paul McDermott, Businessman
LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT
Mr. William Briare, County Commissioner
Senator Mahlon Brown, Attorney, and Nevada State Senator Mayor Oran Gragson, Mayor of the City of Las Vegas Mayor John Batchelor, Mayor of the City of Boulder City Mayor William Taylor, Mayor of the City of North Las Vegas Mayor William R. Hampton, Mayor of the City of Henderson
TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Mr. John Bunten, Assistant Superintendent for VocationaI-TechnicaI and Adult Education
Mr. Keith MacDonald, Superintendent, City of Las Vegas Recreation Department
Mr. Jack Staggs, Administrator, Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Mr. William E. Kearns, Counsellor in Charge, State Department of
Vocational Rehabilitation
Mr. Lee Burhham, Acting Director, Administrative Services, Department of Employment Security
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ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
Personnel Policies and Practices
July 29, 1965
1.
Recruitment
The Executive Director shall employ.al I professional staff for approved positions subject to the approval of the Board Chairman. The Executive Director shall employ all clerical staff. Hiring of staff positions for any specific project shall be the responsibility of the Project Director subject to approval of the Executive Director. It is the policy of the Economic Opportunity Board to place all openings with the Nevada State Employment Service and any public media necessary to recruit for staff vacancies. All recruitment and placement will be with no restrictions as to race, color, creed, or national origin.
2.
Hours of Work
Normal office hours are from 8:30 A.M. until 5:30 P.M. with one hour for lunch. Monday through Friday, for a 37| hour week, a rest period of I5 minutes each morning and afternoon shall be allowed. Excessive absence and tardiness is considered misconduct and reason for termination.
3.
Annual Leave
Annual leave shall be accrued at a rate of I? days per month; from the date of employment. It cannot be taken until employed a minimum of six months. Leave must be requested two weeks in advance and can be accumulated up to 30 days.
4.
Sick Leave
Sick leave shall be accrued at a rate of l£ days per month from the date of employment and can be used at anytime after employed. Accumulated sick leave will not be paid at termination of employment.
5.
Leave Without Pay
Leave without pay can be authorized by the Executive Director and shall not exceed 30 days. Leave without pay shall not earn annual and sick leave.
6.
Jury Duty
Any employee assigned jury duty can be paid regular salary less the amount earned for jury duty at the discretion of the Executive Director.
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7.
Holi days
The following regular holidays will be observed:
New Year's Day Nevada Day
Memorial Day Veteran's Day
Independence Day Thanksgiving Day
Labor Day Christmas
Appropriate arrangements to enable employees to observe religious holidays and time to vote shall be at the discretion of the Executive Director.
8.
Pay Periods
Payroll checks shall be issued on the 15th and the last day of the month. Should these dates fall upon a week end or a holiday, they shall be issued the previous day.
9.
Salary Review
Each staff position shall be reviewed for salary increase prior to submission of each new budget. Salary increases of Economic Opportunity staff shall be approved by the Board of Directors.
10.
Overtime
Paid overtime or compensating time shall be allowed on a regular time basis and must be approved in advance by the Executive Director. Overtime hours shall be recorded perferably as compensating time to be granted in lieu of such payment to be taken at the discretion of the Executive Director.
Compensating time must be used within 60 days after earned.
I I . Termination
Resignation by an employee shall require a two-week notice in writing to be eligible for payment of accrued annual leave. Waiver of required notice can be made by the Executive Director. Dismissal of regular employees shall require two-weeks pay in lieu of notice. In case of dismissal for proved reasons of serious or willful misconduct, employees may be terminated without notice by the Executive Director. Temporary employees or employees employed less than six months may be dismissed without notice for good cause by the Executive Director or Project director subject to the approval of the Executive Director.
12.
Travel
Authorized travel shall be at a rate of 10<J a mile for private auto for incounty travel. Per diem for out-of-area travel status shall be at a rate of $16 per day payable in quarter payment on £ day basis. All reimbursable expenses shall be kept at a minimum so as not to exceed the amount allocated in the budget. They must conform with Government Travel Regulations.
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13.
Group Health Insurance
Employees may participate at their option in a joint health insurance program the cost of which shall be shared equally by the Economic Opportunity Board and the employee.
14.
Workman's Compensation
Coverage is provided for all employees by the Economic Opportunity Board through the Nevada Industrial Commission.
15.
Social Security
The Economic Opportunity Board comes under the regulation set forth by the Federal Social Security Act. Costs are shared by the Economic Opportunity Board and the employee.
16.
Withholding Tax
The federal income tax (withholding) will be deducted from salary based on
the withholding exemption certificate signed when employed.
17.
Unemployment Insurance
Unemployment Insurance shall be provided by the Economic Opportunity Board for all employees only if so provided for in the project budget.
18.
Expenses
Purchase of any equipment, supplies, services or any other cash outlay must be approved by the Executive Director delegated staff member and be within the amount allocated for that budget item.
19.
Inasmuch as al I projects are of short duration, no permanent status for personnel can be achieved; however, it is recognized that any contract of employment for six months duration or longer shall make employees elegible for fringe benefits.
Augmt 9, 1965
Mr. Mahlon Brown
Bigelow Building, Suite #1
120 South Third Street
Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mahlon:
W® ragret very much that you are resigning from the Economic Opportunity Board; however, we certainly understand your position and your many commitments. As you suggested, we have asked Mr. Vernon Bunker to serve, and enclosed is a copy of our letter of Invitation to him. For your Intarest we are enclosing also a copy of the projects funded to dat®* W® f©®i that they are vary Impressive; and, according to a comment made by a Washington, D.C. consultant to th® program, our operation Is as good or better than most such Economic Opportunity Boards in the West.
In the roleiiv-'ly short tin® we have been in operation (since April 5), w® feel that Clark County has been benefited a great deal from these programs.
Please feel sure that w accept your resignation with ragrat.
Sincerely yours.
HARVEY DONDERO
Cha 1rmon
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Mrs. Le o I a Armst rang Mrs. Elaine Wal brook
August $» I Of/S
W** Vernon Bunker $15 E, Char Us ton les Vegas* Wvada
Dear Mr. Bunkori
The Economic Opportunity Board is a representative organisation of business, professional, and target area group® In Clark County. Th® enclosed Is ® summary of projects which hav® been funded under th® Economic Opportunity Act ©f and through our Board.
w© would life® to extend an Invitation to you to servo as a member on this Board. We sincerely hope you will accept and work with vs In furthorUg the PresIdentU anti-poverty program In Clark County.
Sincerely yours,
HARVEY OONDERO Chairman
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Mr. Mahlon Brown
Hr. Bruce Parks Mrs. Elaine Walbroek
November 17, 1965
Mr. Harvey N. Dondero, Chairman
Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County
3051 Paradise Road, Suite 15
Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Dondero:
Since an opportunity for employment as a member of the staff of the Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County has been offered and accepted, It is necessary to herewith submit my resignation as an officer and member of the forementioned Board. It is most desirous that this change will not measurably effect the pleasant and productive relationship the writer has experienced while serving as a member of the Board. It is a real privilege to have been associated with such distinguished community leaders. The aims of the Anti-Poverty Act of 1964 will be more readily obtained in this area with such continued dedication by officers, members, and staff to those who are less fortunate and suffer various deprivations.
Again, I am appreciative of the opportunity to have served and
with mixed feelings desire this resignation to be effective Immediately.
November 30, 1965
Emory Lockette
675 8th Street
Coulder City, Nevada
Dear Mr. Locketts:
You have been appointed by the Chairman of the Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County to serve on the Executive Committee of that Board in the position of second Vice-Chairman. This vacancy occurred as the result of the resignation of David Hoggard to assume a staff position with the agency.
The Executive Committee meets once monthly, generally 2 to 3 days prior to the meeting of the full Board of Directors.
We would surely appreciate your acceptance to serve on this important committee.
Sincerely yours
ELAINE WALBROEK
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GRANT SAWYER
GOVERNOR
STATE OF NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY State Office building
21S E. BONANZA ROAD LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89101
BRUCE M. PARKS DIRECTOR LEOLA H. ARMSTRONG ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
December 6, 1965
Mr. Harvey Dondero, Member
Clark County School District
2832 E. Flamingo Road Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Dondero:
Please accept my sincere congratulations on your election as a Board Member of Operation Independence.
Our office will welcome the opportunity to assist you at any time, so please do not hesitate to call if we can be of help.
Sincerely,
Leola H. Armstrong Assistart Director
Mr. Sam Boyd
Managing DI rector
Tn® Mint Hotel
Las Vegas,. Nevada
Dear Mr. Boyd:
It Is with regret that we accept your resignation from the Economic Opportunity Board. We know of the many contributions which you have made to the community, and we feel that it is a loss to our organization that you have been unable to devote Time to it because of the many pressing obligations that you have.
Please accept our kindest personal regards.
Sincerely yours,
HARVEY DONDERO
Chairman
By ELAINE WALBROEK Executi ve Di rector
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REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
Chairman, Ted Lawson Secretary, James Snowden Les Iie Shuck
Charles Sha I low
Charles Spann
SteIla Fleming
James Anderson
The following member is nominated to serve on the Economic Opportunity Board: JESSE WILLIAMS
P-A-L ORGANIZATION
Nominated for Executive Committee members:
ISAAC WHITE
NAACP REPRESENTATIVE
JESSE WILLIAMS
P-A-L ORGANIZATION
Nominated for the position of Secretary of the Executive Committee: JAMES SNOWDEN
Nominated for replacement on the Economic Opportunity Board:
MR. DONALD HAMPTON to replace MR. ROBERT MULLEN as a representative of the Clark County Probation Department (recommended by Mr. Robert Mu Ilen)
MR. DOUGLASS PUSHARD to replace DR. OTTO RAVENHOLT as a representative of the Clark County Health Department (recommended by Dr. Otto Ravenholt)
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ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Harvey Dondero Charles Spann Emory Lockette James Snowden Lee WaIker Isaac White Joseph Mankins Les Iie Shuck Jesse Williams
NOMINATING COMMITTEE Ted Lawson Charles Spann
Father Charles Shallow
Stella Fleming James Snowden Ferren Bunker Emory Lockette
SCREENING COMMITTEE
Charles Spann Lee Wa I ker Isaac White James Snowden
Father Charles Shallow
Ted Lawson Al Landsman
STUDY COMMITTEE TO ANALYZE BOARD STRUCTURE Mi I ton Weiss Vernon Bunker Don Hampton
COMMITTEE TO STUDY THE CLARK COUNTY COOPERATIVE PURCHASING CLUBS Douglass Pushard
Blaine Johnson
James Snowden
Lloyd Armstrong
One to be appointed
BOARD MEMBERSHIP ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
EDUCATION
Mr. Harvey Dondero, CHAIRMAN, Assistant Superintendent, Clark County School District
Mr. Ray-S+um^ ■O-I^F-k-CeuRt-y- Sct^Gl Dis4^-i-et , -Bi ree4<>r~of-.-VoGat4ona-l-r.4^IW"ea*l and- Adu I t -Educat i on
Mr^'kyal Burkhol.dor, -G-lai k Cuuii ly 'Slliuul District-;-Acaa-Zone
Mr~~Earf Brunner, PrinejpaJ,H4ghI and Elementary Sch©©J
Dr. Leslie Shuck, Special Assistant, Research and Project Design, Clark County School District
HEALTH AND WELFARE
Mrs. Stella Fleming, Director, Clark County Relief Administration
Mr. Ernest 0. Skagen, District Director, Nevada State Welfare Department
Mr. Douglass Pushard, Clark County Health Department
Miss Genevieve Arensdorf, Nursing Supervisor, Clark County School District
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Mr. Charles Spann, Director, Youth Opportunity Center
VOLUNTARY AGENCIES
Reverend Charles Shallow, Director, Catholic Community Welfare
LABOR
Mr. Joseph H. Mankins, Area Representative, U.S. Department of Labor and Director of Apprenticeship Training
Mr. Ted Lawson, Secretary, Central Labor Council
Mr. James Arnold, Secretary, Southern Nevada Building and Trades Council
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA
Mr. Ferren Bunker, County Agent, Clark County Extension Service
Dr. Juanita White, Regent, University of Nevada
LEADERSHIP
In Target Areas *
Dr. Charles West, Private Physician
Mr. Don Hampton, Clark County Probation Department
Mr. H.P. Fitzgerald, Principal, Jo Mackey Elementary School
Mr. Robert Reid, Attorney-at-Law
Mr. James Snowden, Citizen
Reverend Newton Tigner, Retired Minister
Mr. James Anderson, Executive Director, Nevada Commission on Equal Rights for Citi zens
Mr. Issac White, Teacher, K.O. Knudsen Junior High School, NAACP Representative
Mr. Pasecal Urrabaze, Former Migrant Worker
* To be elected to the Economic Opportunity Board from target areas are the following: (per conditions established by the Office of Economic Opportunity)
6 representatives (one each from the six Neighborhood Counci Is in West Las VegaSj now in the process of formation.
1 representative from a Spanish-American organization
1 Anglo from a poverty area other than West Las Vegas
1 representative of an Indian group
In Community at Large
Dr. Clare Woodbury, Private Physician
Mr. William Morris, Attorney
Mr. Lee Walker, Attorney
Mr. Karl Marshall, Rancher, Moapa Valley
LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT
Mr. William Briare, County Commissioner
Mr. Vernon Bunker, Nevada State Assemblyman
Mr. Robert McPhearson, City of Las Vegas (Representing Mayor Oran Gragson)
Mr. Emory Lockette, City of Boulder City (Representing Mayor John Batchelor)
Mr. Milton Weiss, Treasurer, City of North Las Vegas (Representing Mayor William Taylor)
Mrs. Ida Belle Riggins, City of Henderson (Representing Mayor William Hampton)
TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Mr. John Bunten, Assistant Superintendent for VocationaI-TechnicaI and Adult Education
Mr. Keith MacDonald, Superintendent, City of Las Vegas Recreation Department
Mr. Jack Staggs, Administrator, Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Mr. William E. Kearns, Counsellor in Charge, State Department of Vocational RehabiIi tat ion
Mr. Lee Burnham, Acting Director, Administrative Services, Department of Employment Security
Mr. Gene McCoy, Banker, First National Bank of Nevada
Mr. Al Landsman, SBA Advisory Committee Member
Mr. Franklin Coleman, Chief of Counseling and Special Services, Nevada Employment Security
Mr. Pat Schoppe, Manager, Nevada State Employment Service
Mr. A.A. McCollum, Sahara Nevada Corporation
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Mr. Harvey Dondero, Chairman
Mr. Charles Spann, First Vice Chairman
Mr. Emory Lockette, Second Vice Chairman
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Dr.
Lee Walker, Treasurer Joseph Mankins, Member Ernest Skagen, Member Leslie Shuck, Member
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NOMINATING COMMITTEE REPORT
NOMINATED FOR SLATE OF OFFICERS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1966-67
Charles Spann, Chairman
Emory Lockette, First Vice President Charles Shallow, Second Vice President James Snowden, Secretary Lee Walker, Treasurer Ted Lawson, Member Harvey Dondero, Member Joseph Mankins, Member Isaac White, Member Jesse Williams, Member Thomas Wilson, Member
NOMINATED AS MEMBERSHIP FOR FINANCE COMMITTEE (A Standing Committee)
Lee Walker, Chairman
Milton Weiss James Snowden
PROJECT STUDY AND EVALUATION COMMITTEES
Youth Committee
Father Charles Shallow Bob McPhearson James Snowden
Manpower Committee
Joseph Mankins Ted Lawson Charles West
Social Services Committee
Stella Fleming
Douglass Pushard
Thomas Wilson
Education Committee Harvey Dondero Isaac White Don Hampton
Public Works Committee
Milton Weiss Ferren Bunker Newton Tiger
Senior Citizens Committee
Stella Fleming James Snowden Scott Staub
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FROM:
SUBUEj
CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO:
DATE:
Clark County School District
BOX 551 TELEPHONE 736-5011 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89101
January 21, 1966
BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES
Mr. Chester T. Sewell, President
Dr. Clare W. Woodbury, Vice President
Mrs. Helen C. Cannon, Clerk
Mr. Walter A. McCall, Member
Mrs. Eloise V. Blue, Member
Mr. Dell H. Robison, Member
Mr. George W. Wilkinson, Member
Mr. Harvey Dondero, Chairman
Economic Opportunity Board of Directors Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Dondero:
It is with regret that I must submit my resignation as a member of the Economic Opportunity Board of Directors.
I find that I have assumed a greater number of responsibilities to community and social organization service than I have the time or physical capacity to adequately discharge. It is my feeling that when such a condition develops, it is not fair to any service organization for a person to assume a service responsibility to that organization that is not adequately performed. The work of the Economic Opportunity Board of Directors is of such critical and immediate importance to our community that it dare not be eroded by less than a full time and energy application on the part of any member of the Board.
I have enjoyed serving as a member of the Board of Directors and hope to continue an active interest in the activities of the Economic Opportunity organization.
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cc: Elaine Walbroek
January 26, 1966
Mr. John Buntan
Assistant Superintendent
Vocations I-Technical and Adult Education
State of Nevada
Department of Education
Carson City, Nevada
Dear Mr. Bunten:
Thank you for your letter of January 20.
The recommendation of Mr. Gary Petersen, Supervisor for Vocational and Adult Education, to represent you on our Technical Advisory Committee has been accepted by our Chairman, Mr. Harvey Dondero.
Mr. Gary Petersen has therefore been appointed to this committee by the Chairman, and notices of meeting will regularly be sent to him.
Thank you again for your Interest In our program.
Sincerely,
ELAINE WAL8R0EK
Executive Director
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January 26, 1966
Mr. Gary Petersen, Supervisor
Vocational and Adult education
Clark County School District
401 S. Ninth Street
Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Petersen:
Your name has been recommended by Mr. John Bunten to serve on the Technical Advisory Committee of th® Economic Opportunity Board.
This will give representation In the area of public school vocational and adult education to this committee. Notices of meetings and material relevant to our program will be sent to you regularly.
W@ sincerely hop® that you will accept to serve and that we can count upon your attendance at our meetings.
Sincerely yours,
Harvey Dondero
Chairman
By Elaine Walbroek Executive Director
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Mr. Harvey Dondero
Mr, Ray Sturm
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INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: Gary Fetexaea
FROM: Raymond 1., Sturm
SUBJECT: Technical Adviaory Committee for .WB
DATE: February 2» 1966
I have received a copy of the Utter Mr®. £Uine Walbroek you re^estin^ you to serve on the Technical Advisory Committee of the £c©aomic Opportunity Board.
Tour representation of our Department to the area of public scitoul vocational* technical and adult education will be of great value to thia committee and our Department as a whole.
I would appreciate your consideration to serve uu the Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County.
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cc: John »V. Bunten Harvey Dondero Slaine Walbroek
February 4, 1966
Mr. Ed Young
.321 Las Vegas Blvd. S. Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Ed:
1+ is wi+h regret that the Economic Opportunity Board accepted your resignation as a member; however, In line with a previous recommendation of the Nominating Committee, we hope you will accept to serve on the Technical Advisory Committee.
Attendance Is not required, and of course there are no voting privileges; but we feel we could still continue to call upon your knowledge and experience for you have been so closely connected with this Board since Its Inception. With kindest personal regards, I remaIn
Sincerely yours
ELAINE WALBROEK
Executive Director
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cc: Mr, Harvey Dondero
February 4, 1966
Mr. Lyal Burkholder 501 Federal Street Henderson, Nevada
Dear LyaI:
It certainly Is with regret that I received your letter of resignation from the Economic Opportunity Board. We have worked together for so many years, I really take it as a personal loss.
I can't tell you how grateful I was for your handwritten comments. They certainly meant a lot to me, particularly at this time.
In line with a previous recommendation of the Nominating Committee, members who resign from the Board, rather than lose their valued services, should be placed on the Technical Advisory Committee. Will you serve on this committee? In this way you will still be kept apprised of the progress of the organization with which you have been so closely connected since Its Inception. I certainly would appreciate It If you would serve.
With warmest personal regards, I remain
Sincerely yours,
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cc: Mr. Harvey Dondero
ELAINE WALBROEK
Executive Director
Clark County School District
BOX 551 TELEPHONE 736-501 1 LAS VEGAS NEVADA
Highland School
BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES
Mr. Chester T. Sewell, President
Dr. Clare W. Woodbury, Vice President Mrs. Helen C Cannon, Clerk Mr. Wolter A McCall, Member Mrs. Elotse V. Blue, Member Mr. Dell H. Robison, Member Mr. George W, Wilkinson, Member
March 1, 1966
Mr. H. Dondero
Chairman of C.C. Economic Oportunity Board 30,51 Paradise Road Las Vegas, Nev.
Dear Mr. jonaero,
Due to extreme pressures at school, and because of family pressures, I feel that I am, more or less, dragging my feet as a Board member
of Clark County Economic Opportunity, and because I can not, in the
foreseeable future, see any relief in the pressures at school, I
would like to resign as a member of the Economic Opportunity Board.
I have enjoyed working with the Board, and I feel that this is a
worthy cause. I hope you will realise that it is with deep regret that I am making this decision. If I can serve you in any way m an advisory capacity, I will be at your service. ■
Sincerely,
LCB:j st
Earl C. Brunner,Jr.
March 10, 1966
Mr. Earl Brunner, Jr.
Highland School
Highland Drive and Bartlett
Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Earls
It Is with real regret that we ar® accepting your resignation from the Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County.
I am sure all of us feel that you have made a major contribution, and we have appreciated the time that you have given to Board affairs.
We hope that you will accept to serve on the Technical Advisory Committee.
Sincerely yours,
HARVEY N. DONDERO
Cha Irman
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March 2l, 1966
Mr. James Arnold
212 W. Utah
Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Arnold:
We are sorry that you have been unable to attend meetings of the Economic Opportunity Board since your appointment. We realize the many pressures upon you and have understood your Inability to participate.
The Board, however, needs the full participation of every member, particularly in this period of program expansion. We are removing your name as a Board Member and asking that you serve as a member of the Technical Advisory Committee which is consultant to the Board. We hope you wl11 accept to serve h this capacity.
Sincerely yours,
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HARVEY N. DONDERO
Chai rman
STATE OF NEVADA
DIVISION OF WELFARE
March 31, 1966
Mr. Harvay Dondero, Chairman
Bo. rd of Trustees
E coaomic Opportunity 3o rd of Clark County
301 S. Highland, Suite 303
Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Dondero:
I h ve accepted a position on the teaching faculty of the New Mexico State University. Between now and the time I .-nd my family shall be moving to our new location, we shall be engaged in many preparations for th© change. I, therefore, feel it necesp ,ry to now tender my resignation as a member of the Economic Opportunity Board and its Executive Committee.
Vary truly yours,
2 ..iiast 0. Skagen, District Administrator Las Vegas District
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Cc; Mxs. Elaine Walbroek, Executive Director
REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
Chairman, Ted Lawson Secretary, James Snowden Les Iie Shuck
Charles Sha I low
Charles Spann
Stella Fleming
James Anderson
Resignations from the Board of Directors have been received from:
Mr. Ernest Skagen Dr. Juanita White
Nominated as a Study Committee
to Analyze Board Structure:
Mi I ton Weiss,
Cha i rman
Don Hampton
Nominated as a Committee, to Study the Clark County Cooperative Purchasing Clubs:
Doug I ass-Pdshard, Chairman. Blaine Johnson James Snowden Lloyd Armstrong
Arfhtn* Corti nJ
4/27/66
HOMINATIHG COMMITTEE MEETING ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY SOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
April 20. 1966 2:00 P.?4.
Engineers Union Hal! Las Vegas, Nevada
PRESENT; Ted UiwMn (Chairmen), Charles Spann, Father Charles Shallow, Stalls Flowing, James Snowden
Members Absent: James Anderson, Leslie Shuck
Staff Present: Elaine Walbroek, Sylvia Leon
Th® meting was called to order by the Chairman, Ted Lawson.
Them was discussion on length of term of Officers and Standing Committees. It was motioned by Charles Spann and seconded by Father Shallow that the composition of the Nominating Committee be established as beginning with the fiscal year, July I, 1966.
Father Shallow stated, In discussion, that as a general rule It seemed best to have the First Vice Chairman move up to Chairman end th® Second Vico Chai naan to moves ud to First Vic® Chairmen: however felt that other officers moving up might be cumbersome. In discussion, members felt that possibly the positions of Secretary and Treasurer should retain the same members oven after a two-year period. There was discussion on method of balloting for Officers. .According to th® By-Laws, Mrs. Walbreak advised that this must be by secret ballot; however, Mr, Lawson advised that If there were no nominations from th® floor s whit® ballot would be cast » Committee members felt Mr. Dondero should remain as a member of the Executive Committee; accordingly a telephone call was made to him asking if ho would wish to do so. Mr. Dondero stated that he would. Mrs. Walbresk advised members that a vacancy should be loft on the Executive Committee to allow for seating a representative of the Neighborhood Councils. Recommendations were that Father Shallow serve as Second Vice Chairmen, and that Ted Lawson serve as a member. Mrs. WeIbrook recommended that It might bo well to include Mr. McPherson from th® City of Las Vegas on the Executive Committee so that there might he liaison between th® Board and Mayor Gragson and the City. Father Shallow rocom- mehded that this be kept In mind for future consideration.
Study Cored ttee, to Ana l.y.ie. Uoard. Structure:
Following discussion, Father Shallow mttoned that Mi I ton Weiss, Farren Bunker, and Don Haqfron serve on this c onmltta® with Milton Weiss as Chairman. It was seconded by Mr. Spann and motion carried unanimously. The Committee decided to recommend to th® Study Commit tec- that DEO guidelines ba considered.
Project Study Committee for Clark County Cooperative Purchasing Clubs:
In discussion, it was pointed out that mmbers need not be, but can b®, members of the Soard of Trustees. Following disucusslon, Mr. Spann moved that th® following members s@rv® on this committee? Douglass Pushard as Chairman, James Snowden, John Blalna (a retired grocer), Arthur Sartlnl (with th® Housing Authority), Lloyd Armstrong (a butcher by trade; presently not ompioysd). Mrs. Fleming seconded this motion; ?ret!on carrlsd unanimously. Mr. Snowdon agreed to contact persons to determine if they will serve,
Th® Comitts® discussed the matter of replacing two members of th® Nominating Committee; Mr. Anderson and Dr. Shuck. This will be taken up at th® Board meeting
Respectfully submitted, Sylvia Leon, Staff Secretary, for Jaws Snowden Nominating Committe® Secretary
May 11, 1966
Mr. Harvey Dondero, Chairman
Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County 301 South Highland Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Mr. Dondero:
The Special Committee appointed by you and consisting of Mr. Don Hampton, Mr. Vernon Bunker, and the writer, as chairman, held a meeting on Wednesday, May 4, for the purpose of reviewing the present make up of the Board of Trustees and to submit recommendations whereby this Board would be able to perform its functions more efficiently.
It was the unanimous opinion of this Committee that the Board which recently had as many as 37 members and currently reduced to 32 members because of resignations or being dropped due to nonattendance is cumbersome and unwieldy and many times unable to carry out its functions due to lack of a quorum.
We are submitting herewith for action before the Board proposed amendments to the Bylaws from which you will note the number of members on the Board shall be no more than 16, excluding the Chairman.
In explanation of our recommendation to reduce the Board to 16 members, our thinking was that there should necessarily be representatives of Clark County, each of the cities of Clark County, and the Clark County School District; all of which are identified as elected public officials. To offset the foregoing representation, there should be five (5) representatives of the target areas. To balance the two groups, there should be five (5) representatives of private agencies, labor, and religious groups. Finally, the Chairman should be in a position to cast a tie-breaking vote.
It is our thought that the Board can be reduced in due time to conform with the proposed change in the Bylaws through either the process of normal expiration' of a Board member's term or through attrition by reason of nonattendance.
Mr. Harvey Dondero
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May 11, 19 66
We have obtained a record of attendance covering the past five months and for the cause of nonattendance for at least the last three (3) consecutive meetings recommend that the Board take formal action to drop the following members:
Mr. Joseph Mankins, nonattendance since October, 1965;
Mr. H. P. Fitzgerald, " since January, 1966;
Dr. Claire Woodbury, " since October, 1965;
Mr. Karl Marshall, " since November, 1965;
Mr. James Anderson, " since November, 1965; and
Mr. Pascale Urrabaze, " since January, 1966.
Respectfully submitted,
Milton Weiss, Chairman Special Committee
MW:jld Enc.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO BYLAWS OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
It is proposed that Article III (Trusteeship) of the Bylaws be amended as follows:
SECTION 1:
The Board of Trustees shall be comprised of representatives of the people of Clark County. The membership of the Board shall be limited to interested and civic-minded American citizens having a minimum of two (2) years residency of Clark County. The Board, in addition to the Chairman, shall number no more than sixteen (16) and shall be unequivocally made up as follows:
GROUP 1: The Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners or his selected representative. (Total one (1) member) .
The Mayors of the Cities of Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson., and Boulder City., or their appointed representatives (Total of this Group, four (4) members) .
A member of the Board of Trustees of the Clark County School District, or their appointed representative (Total, one (1) member)
GROUP 2: Representatives of private agencies, labor and religious groups, whose interest shall primarily be directed to the problems of the so-called various target areas of Clark County and who are individually sympathetic to the anti-poverty programs of the Office of Economic Opportunity. The Trustees representative of this group shall not be more than five (5) .
GROUP 3: There shall be established in the target areas of
2.
Clark County several Neighborhood Councils. These Neighborhood Councils shall be represented on the Board by recommended delegates who are to be styled Trustees upon acceptance by the Board on the basis of the following ratios:
Three (3) Trustees representing the Neighborhood Councils of West Las Vegas,
One (1) Trustee representing the Neighborhood Councils of North Las Vegas, and
One (1) Trustee representing the Neighborhood Councils of Henderson.
SECTION 2; If at the time of ratification of this amendment, the number of Trustees shall exceed that specified in Section 1 of Article III, the number of Trustees shall be automatically reduced as follows:
A.
By reason of expiration of a current Trustee's two year tenure or by,
B.
Absence from three (3) consecutive regular meetings.
ARTICLE IV, SECTION 1: TRUSTEES - NUMBER
The members of the Governing Body shall be styled Trustees and the make up and number of the Board of Trustees shall not exceed sixteen (16), not including the Chairman of the Board of Trustees.
SECTION 2:
APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEES
The Governor of the State of Nevada shall appoint all Trustees of the Board of Trustees from names submitted by said Board, provided, however, that said appointments strictly comply with the formula set forth in Article III of these Bylaws. Each Trusteeship shall have a tenure of
two (2) years from date of appointment thereto unless there is removal
3.
for cause by the Board of Trustees. A majority of Trustees voting at a a regularly called meeting shall be sufficient for a Trustees' selection by the Board. A two-thirds majority of Trustees present shall be required for Board reappointment immediately after one completed term or removal for cause.
SECTION 3:
REMOVAL FOR ABSENCE
Absence from three (3) consecutive regular meetings shall constitute cause for removal from the Board.
SECTION 4:
CONSECUTIVE TERMS
No more than two consecutive terms of two years each shall be served by Board Trustees except the Trustees who hold their membership by virtue of their representation of the following: The Mayors of the Cities of Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, Boulder City, and the Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, or their designated representatives whom the Trustees have approved and nominated to the
Board.
NOMINATING COMMITTEE REPORT ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
FOR BOARD ELECTION e> ~
NOMINATED FOR &^U^efegEE£CE-RS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1966-67
Charles Spann, Chairman
Emory Lockette, First Vice Presitteirt
Charles Shallow, Second Vice President James Snowden, Secretary-
Lee Walker, Treasurer Ted Lawson, Member Harvey Dondero, Member Joseph Mankins, Member Isaac White, Member Jesse Williams, Member Thomas Wilson, Member
FOR BOARD RATIFICATION NOMINATED AS
MEMBERSHIP FOR FINANCE COMMITTEE (A Standing Committee)
Lee Walker, Chairman Milton Weiss James Snowden
FOLLOWING ARE SPECIAL COMMITTEES WHICH HAVE BEEN RATIFIED DY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
PROJECT STUDY AND EVALUATION COMMITTEES
Youth Committee
Father Charles Shallow Bob McPhearson
James Snowden
Manpower Committee
Joseph Mankins Ted Lawson Charles West
Social Services Committee
Stella Fleming Douglass Pushard Thomas Wilson
Education Committee Harvey Dondero Isaac White Don Hampton
Public Works Committee Milton Weiss Ferren Bunker Newton Teigner
Senior Citizens Committee Stella Fleming James Snowden Scott Staub
BOARD MEMBERSHIP ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
EDUCATION
Mr. Harvey Dondero, CHAIRMAN, Assistant Superintendent, Clark County School District
HEALTH AND WELFARE
Mrs. Stella Fleming, Director, Clark County Relief Administration
Mr. Douglass Pushard, Clark County Health Department
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Mr. Charles Spann, Director, Youth Opportunity Center
VOLUNTARY AGENCIES
Reverend Charles Shallow, Director, Catholic Community Welfare
Mrs. Charlotte Hill, Board Member, United Fund
LABOR
Mr. Joseph H. Mankins, Area Representative, U.S. Department of Labor and Director of Apprenticeship Training
Mr. Ted Lawson, Secretary, Central Labor Council
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA
Mr. Ferren Bunker, County Agent, Clark County Extension Service
LEADERSHIP
In Target Areas*
Dr. Charles West, Private Physician
Mr. Don Hampton, Clark County Probation Department
Mr. James Snowden, Citizen
Reverend Newton Tigner, Retired Minister
Mr. Isaac White, Teacher, K.O. Knudsen Junior H gh School, NAACP Representative
Mr. Pascual Urrabazo, Former Migrant Worker
Mr. Jesse Williams, Social Worker, Catholic Community Welfare
Mr. Scott Staub, Employee, Public Housing
Mr. Thomas Wilson, Representative, Westside Council
In Community at Large
Mr. WiI Iiam Morris, Attorney
Mr. Lee Walker, Attorney
LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT
i ^-Mr. R. Guild Gray, Clark County Board of Commissioners (Representing Chairman William Briare)
Mr. Vernon Bunker, Nevada State Assemblyman
jw|r. Robert McPherson, City of Las Vegas (Representing Mayor Oran Gragson)
JMr. Emory Lockette, City of Boulder City (Representing Mayor John Batchelor)
r- Mr. Milton Weiss, Treasurer, City of North Las Vegas (Representing Mayor William Taylor)
Mrs. Ida Belle Riggins, City of Henderson (Representing Mayor William Hampton)
TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Mr. John Bunten, Assistant Superintendent for VocationaI-TechnicaI Adult Education
W^-H4e44trHMar7dunHtTF,'"^ —6r+y—©+—fct»Meg&&-Reereat-ion. - Defiartmaat
^Mr. Jack Staggs, Administrator, Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Mr. William E. Kearns, Counsellor in Charge, State Department of Vocational Rehab i Ii tat i on
Mr. Lee Burnham, Acting Director, Administrative Services, Department of Employment Security
^Mr. Gene McCoy, Banker, First National Bank of Nevada
Mr. Al Landsman, SBA Advisory Committee Member
Ma. Franklin Coleman, Chief of Counseling and Special Services, Nevada
EmpIoyment Securi ty
Mr. Pat Schoppe, Manager, Nevada State Employment Service
Mr. A.A. McCollum, Sahara Nevada Corporation
“'Mr. Edward Young, Board Member, TB and Health Association
Mr. LyaI Burkholder, Clark County School District, Area Zone
Mr. Gary Petersen, Clark County Adult Education
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REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ARE: Ted Lawson (Chairman), James Snowden (Secretary), Leslie Shuck, Father Charles Shallow, Charles Spann, Stella Fleming, James Anderson
I• TABLED FROM THE MEETING OF FEBRUARY 15, 1966:
?z4lrs. Charlotte Hill, Board Member of United Fund, nominated to serve on the Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County.
Mr. Gary Petersen, Mr. Lyal Burkholder, Mr. Edward Young to serve on the Technical Advisory Committee.
|I. ACTION TAKEN AT MEETING OF MARCH 28, 1966:
A.
BOARD MEMBERSHIP:
I.
Resignations from the Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County accepted from Mr. Earl Brunner, Jr. and Mr. Raymond Sturm. It is recommended they be placed on the Technical Advisory Committee.
2.
Mr. R. Guild Gray to be accepted as the official designee of the Board of Clark County Commissioners, representing the Chairman, Mr. William Briare.
3.
Nominated to serve on the Economic Opportunity Board as a representative from a poverty area other than West Las Vegas (fulfilling Special Condition of EOB grant): Mr. Scott Staub
B.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS:
I.
The Nominating Committee recommends to the Board of Trustees that a Study Committee be formed to analyze Board structure, if too large, and make recommendations for necessary changes.
2.
The Nominating Committee recommends the following Screening Committee be formed for screening applications for a new Executive Director: Mr. Charles Spann (Acting Chairman), Mr. Lee Walker, Mr. James Snowden, Father Charles Shallow, Mr. Ted Lawson, Mr. Isaac White, Mr. Al Landsman.
3.
The Nominating Committee recommends to the Board of Trustees that a Project Study Committee be appointed to report to the Board Membership regarding any specific project requiring approval of the Board.
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD MEMBERSHIP
Mr, Charles Spann :Youth Opportunity Center '629 Las Vegas Blvd. North
Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 382-8942; Home 735-3410)
Mr. Emory Lockette
Representing Mayor John Batchelor
'City of Boulder City P.O. Box 546
Boulder City, Nevada (Business 293-2161; Home 293-1980)
Reverend Charles Shallow
Cat ho I j c- Commun i ty We I fa re
P.O. Box 1926
Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 385-2662)
Mr. James Snowden
1200 Lawry Street Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-6791)
Mr. Lee WaIker
Attorney
310 South Third Street
Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 384-6620; Home 878-6981)
Mr. Ted Lawson
Central Labor Counci I .1526 N. Main Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 382-2112; Home 878-1072)
Mr. Harvey Dondero
Clark County School District
P.O. Box 551
Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 736-5011; Home 735-8203)
Mr. Joseph Mankins
U.S. Department of Labor
2301 E. Sahara las Vegas, Nevada (Business 737-1122; Home 382-2064)
Mr. Isaac White, Teacher
616 Gil day Court
North Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 642-2238; Home 385-1837)
Mr. Jesse Williams
Catholic Community Welfare
P.O. Box 1926
Las Vegas, Nevada
(Business 384-1514; Home 642-7463)
Mr. Thomas Wilson
Representing Westside Neighborhood Council 516 Adams
Las Vegas, Nevada
(Home 382-6618)
Mrs. Stella Fleming
Clark County Relief Administration
651 Shadow Lane Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 385-1466; Home 382-0321)
Mrs. Curtis Spencer
Representing Kit Carson Neighborhood Council 412 Holl and
Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-8873)
Mrs. Ida Belle Riggins
Representing Mayor William Hampton
City of Henderson
15 Oregon Way Henderson, Nevada (Home 564-3164)
Mr. Douglass Pushard
Clark County Health Dept.
625 Shadow Lane Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 385-1291; Home 382-7095)
Mrs. Charlotte Hill
Representative of United Fund
27 Country Club Lane Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 735-0558)
Mr. Ferren Bunker
Clark County Extension
P.O. Box 590
Las Vegas, Nevada
(Business 382-0259; Home 878-1532)
Dr. Charles West
Private Physician
958 West Owens
Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 642-5308)
Mr. Don Hampton
Clark County Probation Department 645 Shadow Lane
Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 384—0211; Home 385-3522)
Reverend Newton Tigner
500 Kasper
Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-9627)
Mr. Pascual Urrabazo
Former Migrant Worker
301 Judson
North Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 649-2695)
Mr. Scott Staub
Employee, Public Housing 9A Carver Street
Henderson, Nevada (Home 565-8693)
Mr. William Morri s
Attorney
319 South Third Street
Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 384-0161; Home 878-2885)
Mr. R. Guild Gray
Clark County Board of Commissioners Representing Chairman, WiI Iiam Briare 1120 Cashman Dri ve Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 878-2677: Business 385-3131)
Mr. Vernon Bunker
Nevada State Assemblyman
913 E. Charleston Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 384-1292; Home 735-3060)
Mr. Robert McPherson
Representing Mayor Oran Gragson
City Of Las Vegas
Las Vegas City Ha 11 Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 385-1221; Home 384-1057)
Mr. Mi I ton Weiss, Treasurer
City of North Las Vegas
Representing Mayor William Taylor
North Las Vegas City Hal I
North Las Vegas, Nevada
(Business 642-2741; Home 642-6515)
Mrs. Marvie Smith
Representing Jo Mackey Neighborhood Council
2637 Royal
North Las Vegas, Nevada
(Home 649-3213)
REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
November 23, 1966
MEMBERS PRESENT: Ted Lawson (Chairman), Father Charles Shallow, James Snowden Stella Fleming
MEMBERS ABSENT: Emory Lockette, Ferren Bunker
STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT: W. F. Cottrell, Sylvia Leon
Mr. James Snowden moved that the following be nominated to serve for a second two-year term as Trustees of the Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County. Seconded by Father Shallow, motion carried unanimously.
CHARLES W. SPANN
Reappointment
effect!ve
10/7/66
HARVEY DONDERO
Reappo i ntment
effective
10/7/66
STELLA FLEMING
Reappointment
effective
10/7/66
LEE WALKER
Reappoi ntment
effective
10/7/66
JOSEPH MANKINS
Reappointment
effecti ve
10/21/66
FERREN BUNKER
Reappoi ntment
effective
10/21/66
Mr.
who
Snowden moved that the following persons be nominated to replace members have resigned from the Board. Seconded by Mrs. Fleming, motion carried.
s/
0^“’
MRS. PAT FAHEY to represent the P.A.L. Organization
MR. KARL HARRIS to represent the Clark County Commissioners MR. WILLIAM MERZ to represent the Special Projects Divison of the Clark County School District
Following discussion on nomination of Neighborhood Council Representatives, Mr. James Snowden moved that the following Neighborhood Council Representatives be nominated subject to receipt of letters at the Executive Committee Meeting of November 28, 1966, certifying that these representatives were duly elected by their Councils. Seconded by Mrs. Stella Fleming, motion carried unanimously.
J ft/
MR. THOMAS WILSON, SR. representing Westside Council
MRS. MARVIE SMITH representing Jo Mackey Council
MRS. DOROTHY KING representing Kit Carson Council
MR. ANTONIO MONTEMAYOR representing North Las Vegas Council
MRS. ETHEL LUCAS representing Henderson Council
MR. GEORGE KLINE representing Madison Council
MRS. DAISY MILLER representing Highland Council
MR. GEORGE KEYES representing Matt Kelly Council
Copies of CAP Memo. No. 42 was distributed to members, and the Executive Director noted that the major provision which would effect the EOB was the prohibition against federal employees serving as Chairmen of CAA Boards although such employees can be Board Members.
REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
March 17, 1967 2:00 P.M.
1525 North Main Street Las Vegas, Nevada
PRESENT: CHAIRMAN TED LAWSON, Ferren Bunker, Stella Fleming, Father Charles Shallow, Jarnac Snowden COB Staff Members David Hoggard, Sylvia Staples.
PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
At the meeting of the Executive Committee on February 20, it was recommended that a new Personnel Committee be appointed as was recommended by the previous Personnel Committee in July, . 1966, for the purpose of re-evaluating the personnel policies and practices and the pay schedule adopted by the Board in July, 1966.
This request was discussed by the Nominating Committee, and Mr. Ferren Bunker nominated the following persons to serve on the Personnel Committee:
MR. J. R. MCPHERSON MR. GEORGE KEYES MRS. PAT FAHEY
Motion seconded by Mr. James Snowden and carried unanimously. These names are hereby submitted to the Executive Committee for ratification in accordance with provisions of Article VI, Section 6, of the By-Laws. The Chairman of the Board of Trustees is to designate the Chairman of the Personnel Committee as is provided by Article V, Section 3, of the By-Laws.
MEMBERS RECOMMENDED TO SERVE ON THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
It was noted that there are several vacancies on the Board for which nominations should be made for replacements, as follows:
COUNCILMAN BUD CLELAND, representing the City of North Las Vegas (replacing
Mr. Milton Weiss, resigned)
COMMISSIONER DARWIN LAMB, representing the Board of County Commissioners (replacing Mr. Karl Harris, Administrator, Clark County District Health Department)
MR. CHARLES JONES, representing the North Las Vegas Neighborhood Council (replacing Mr. Antonio Montemayor, resigned)
MRS. NANCY WILLIAMS, representing the Jo Mackey Neighborhood Council (replacing Mrs. Marvie Smith, resigned)
ASSEMBLYMAN WOODROW WILSON (replacing Senator Vernon Bunker, resigned) MR. JOE BRASWELL, representing the Nevada State Welfare Department (Title V) MR. LARRY POWELL, representing Operation Independence
It was also pointed out that several groups of low-income persons have been contacted in regard to representation on the Board to comply with provisions of CAP Memo 57 which require that not less than one-third of the membership consist of persons selected by low-inccme residents of the areas served by the programs. Groups
REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE (continued)
contacted include the Las Vegas Indian Colony, Clark County Senior Citizens Council, and the Parents Advisory Committee of the Day Care Centers. The Clark County Ministerial Association has also been contacted for membership in the private agency category.
After discussion of the individuals and groups concerned, Mr. Snowden moved, seconded by Mr. Bunker, that the above-listed names and the representatives to be named by the four groups be recommended to the Board for membership. Motion carried unanimously.
It was noted that appointment of these individuals would result in total membership of 36, while the Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws permit a maximum of 40.
Names of those persons nominated will be submitted to the Governor for appointment, upon approval by the Board, in accordance with Article IV, Section 2 of the By-Laws.
Respectfully submitted,
7#77 /
TED LAWSON, CHAIRMAN
NOMINATING COMMITTEE
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE (Ted Lawson, Chairman)
The Nominating Committee met on June 20, 1967, and herewith submit the fol lowing Slate:
Nominated for election as members of the Board for a two- year term 1967-69. (Note: Those Board Members not Ii sted were elected for a two-year term in June, 1966),
Commissioner Darwin Lamb . Mrs. Dorothy King
--Counc i I man C»’ifT."' ftle-Laikf & Mrs. Daisy Miller
Mrs. Pat Fahey
—Mr.
George KIine -
Mr. Larry Powe 11
—Mr.
George Keyes
—•Assemblyman Woodrow Wilson
Mrs
. Nancy Willi ams
Mr. Bill Merz
Mr.
Charles Jones
Rev. Melvin Pekrul
— Mrs
. Peggy Smith
Mr. Thomas Wilson, Sr.
Mr.
Angel Nieto
Mr. Solomon Perry
Mr.
Webster Butcher
OFFICERS
CW I es- W-. Snann- (CHA IRMAN)
Emory Lockette (1ST VICE CHAIRMAN)
Fr. Charles Shallow (2ND VICE CHAIRMAN) Ted Lawson (SECRETARY)
(TREASURER)
FINANCE COMMITTEE
I saac Wh i-te (CHAIRMAN) Woodrow WiI son
George Keyes Solomon Perry Harvey Dondero
EDUCATION COMMITTEE
Harvey Dondero (Chairman)
• I.TiBagrWftTto ■ zi'''
Peggy Smith
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
Ferren Bunker (Chairman)
Newton Tigner
Charles Jones
YOUTH COMMITTEE
Bob McPherson (Chairman) Don Hampton
Nancy Willi ams
MANPOWER COMMITTEE Ted Lawson (Chairman) Emory Lockette
George Kline
SOCIAL SERVICES COMMITTEE
Stella Fleming (Chairman) Douglass Pushard
Thomas WiI son, Sr.
SENIOR CITIZENS COMMITTEE
Rev. Melvin Pekrul (Chairman)
Stella Fleming Solomon Perry
BOARD OF TRUSTEES ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
1• REPRESENTATIVES OF PRIVATE AGENCIES AND COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP:
Mr. Isaac White, CHA IRMAN, Public School Teacher (representing the N.A.A.C.P.) Rev. Charles Shallow, SECOND VICE CHAIRMAN, Director, Nevada Catholic Welfare Bureau
Mr. Ted Lawson, SECRETARY, Secretary, Central Labor Council of Clark County
Mr. Lee Walker, Attorney at Law
Rev. Newton Tigner, Citizen
Hon. Woodrow Wilson, Assemblyman, Nevada State Legislature
Mrs. Charlotte Hill, Citizen (representing the United Fund of Clark County)
Mrs. Pat Fahey, Citizen (representing P.A.L. advisory committee to Catholic Welfare) Mr. Bill Merz, Citizen (Federal Grants Officer, Clark County School District)
Rev. Donald CI ark, Chairman of the Board (representing Operation Independence, Inc.) Rev. Melvin Pekrul (representing Clark County Ministerial Association)
2.
REPRESENTATIVES OF PUBLIC AGENCIES:
Mr. Emory Lockette, FIRST VICE CHAIRMAN, (representing the Mayor of Boulder City) Commissioner Darwin Lamb (representing the Chairman, Board of County Commissioners) Mr. Robert McPherson, City Personnel Director (representing the Mayor of Las Vegas' Councilman Wendell Waite (representing the Mayor of North Las Vegas) Councilman Paul Marshall (representing the Mayor of Henderson)
Mr. Charles Spann, Manager, Adult & Youth Opportunity Center, Nevada Employment Security
Mr. Harvey Dondero, Associate Superintendent, Clark County School District
Mr. Ferren Bunker, University of Nevada Cooperative Extension Service
Mrs. Stella Fleming, Director, Clark County Relief Administration
Mr. Don Hampton, Clark County Juvenile Probation Department
Mr. Douglass Pushard, Clark County District Health Department
Mr. Joe Braswell, Director, Title V Program, Nevada State Welfare Division
3.
REPRESENTATIVES OF RESIDENTS OF AREAS AND GROUPS TO BE SERVED BY EOB PROGRAMS•
Mrs. Dorothy King, TREASURER, elected by Kit Carson Neighborhood Council
Mr. Thomas Wilson, elected by Westside Neighborhood Council
Mrs. Daisy Miller, elected by Highland Neighborhood Council
Mr. George Kline, elected by Madison Neighborhood Council
Mr. George Keyes, elected by Matt Kelly Neighborhood Council
Mrs. Nancy Williams, elected by Jo Mackey Neighborhood Council
Mr. Charles Jones, elected by North Las Vegas Neighborhood Council
Mr. Altoine Crocette, elected by Henderson Neighborhood Council
Mrs. Peggy Smith, elected by Parents' Advisory Committee to Day Care Centers
Mr. A. Ramiro Nieto, elected by Moapa Valley Migrant Workers' Council
Mr. Solomon Perry, elected by American Association of Retired Persons
Mr. Webster Butcher, elected by the Las Vegas Prosperity Club
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ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE
The Nominating Committee met on August 9, 1967. Members of the Committee present were: Ted Lawson, Thomas Wilson, Emory Lockette, and William Merz. Absent were Woodrow Wilson Father Charles Shallow, and Daisy Miller.
In accordance with the By-Laws, Article VI, Section 6C
(1)
The Committee nominated the following persons to be seated as members of the Board:
Rev. Donald Clark, representing Operation Independence, Inc. Dr. Paul Marshall, representing the Mayor of Henderson Mr. Altoine Crochette, representing Henderson Neighborhood Counci I
Mr. Don Dawson, representing Clark County Board of Commissioners.
(2)
The Committee re-elected Mr. Ted Lawson as its Chairman to serve for the year July 1967 through June, 1968.
8/30/67
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
(Alphabetical Listing of Members and Their Addresses and Business and Home Phone Nos.)
BRASWELL, JOE
Nevada State Welfare Division 1060 Tonopah Highway Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 870-5181)
BUNKER, FERREN
Cooperative Extension Service
P. 0. Box 590 Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 382-0259; Home 878-1532)
X,,
BUTCHER, WEBSTER 1411 N. ”E" Street Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 385-1514)
CLARK, REV. DONALD 16^6 N. "E" Street La? Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-1560)
CROCETTE, ALTO I NE
Henderson Neighborhood Council 6-B W. Li neo In Henderson, Nevada
DONDERO, HARVEY
Cl ark County School District
P. 0. Box 55 I
Las? Vegas, Nevada (Business 736-5011; Home 735-8203
FAHEY, PAT
PAL Organization I 805 Manhatten Drive Las-Vegas, Nevada (Home 870-2361)
FLEMING, STELLA
Clark County Relief Administration 651 Shadow Lane Las Vegas, Nevada
(Business 385-1466; Home 382-0321)
HAMPTON, DON
Clark County Probation Department
E. Bonanza Rd. & Pecos Drive
Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 649-3611)
HILL, CHARLOTTE 27 Country Club Lane Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 735-0558)
JONES, CHARLES
North Las Vegas Neighborhood Council 1917 Harvard Street
North Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-6165)
KEYES, GEORGE
Matt Kelly Neighborhood Council 1201 Leonard Avenue
Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-4151)
KING, DOROTHY
Kit Carson Neighborhood Council 220 Perki ns Ci rcle
Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 649-3492)
KLINE, GEORGE
Madison Neighborhood Council
1105 Cunningham Drive Las Vegs, Nevada (Home 385-1646)
LAMB, COMMISSIONER DARWIN
Clark County Board of Commissioners 5000 Jean Street
Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 385-3131)
LAWSON, TED
Central Labor Counci I 1526 North Main Street Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 382-2112; Home 878-1072)
LOCKETTE, EMORY
Representing Mayor Robert Broadbent
P. 0. Box 542
Boulder City, Nevad (Business 293-2161; Home 293-1980)
MARSHALL, PAUL
Representing Mayor W. R. Hampton 295 West Basic
Henderson, Nevada (Business 565-5041; Home 564-3761)
Alphabetical Listing (Continued)
MCPHERSON, J. R.
Representing Mayor Oran Gragson
City of Las Vegas
City Ha I I
Las Vegas, Nevada
(Business 385-1221; Home 384-1057)
MERZ, WILLIAM
Clark County School District P. ,0. Box 55 I Las Vegas, Nevada
(Business 736-5011; Home 870=6874)
miller, DAISY
Highland Neighborhood Council 2108 Constance Avenue
North Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 649-1863)
NIETO, ANGEL RAMIRO
P. 0. Box 133 Logandale, Nevada
PEKRUL, REV. MELVIN
Claifk County Ministerial Association 2008 Santa Paula Las.Vegas, Nevada (Home 735-6045)
PERRY, SOLOMON
American Association of Retired Persons P. 0. Box 4065
Las Vegas, Nevada
PUSHARD, DOUGLASS
Clark County District Health Dept. 625 Shadow Lane Las Vegas, Nevada
(Business 385-1291; Home 382-7095)
SHALLOW, FATHER CHARLES
Catholic Community Welfare
P. O’; Box 1926 Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 385-2662)
SMITH, PEGGY
Day Care Parents Advisory Committee 1664 North "J" Street
Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-3969)
SPANN, CHARLES
Youth Opportunity Center
629 Las Vegas Blvd. North Las Vegas, Nevada
(Business 382=8942; Home 735-3410)
TIGNER, REV. NEWTON
500 Kasper
Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-9627)
WAITE, COUNCILMAN WENDELL
Representing Mayor William Taylor 2732 Spindle Avenue
North Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-2610)
WALKER, LEE
Attorney at Law 310 South Third Street Las Vegas, Nevada
(Business 384-6620; Home 878-6981)
WHITE, ISAAC R.
Representing N.A.A.C.P.
616 Gil day Court
North Las Vegas, Nevada (Business 737-1866; Home 642-2238)
WILLIAMS, NANCY
Jo Mackey Neighborhood Council 2121 Bennett
Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-7463)
WILSON, THOMAS
Westside Neighborhood Council
516 Adams
Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 382-6618)
WILSON, ASSEMBLYMAN WOODROW
625 Frederick
Las Vegas, Nevada (Home 642-1 I 18)
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
EXPIRATION OF TERMS - BOARD MEMBERSHIP (All two year terms)
(Terms expiring June 30, 1968)
Mr. Isaac White
Father Charles Shallow Mr. Ted Lawson Mr. Lee WaIker Rev. Newton Tigner Mrs. Charlotte Hill Mr. Emory Lockette Mr.. Robert McPherson Mr. Charles Spann Mr. Harvey Dondero Mr. Ferren Bunker Mrs. SteIla Fleming Mr. Don Hampton Mr. Douglass Pushard Mr. Joe BrasweI I Mr. A Itoi ne Crocette Coi\icilman Paul Marshall
(Terms expiring June 30 1969)
Commissioner Darwin Lamb Councilman Wendell Waite Mrs. Pat Fahey Rev. Donald Clark Assemblyman Woodrow Wilson Mr. Bill Merz Rev. Melvin Pekrul Mr. Thomas Wilson Mr. Solomon Perry Mrs. Dorothy King
Mr. Webster Butcher
Mrs. Dai sy Mi 11 er
Mr. George Kline
Mr. George Keyes
Mrs. Nancy Williams
Mr. Charles Jones
Mrs. Peggy Smith
Mr. A. Ramiro Nieto
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ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
Officers, I 967--1968 (Terms expire June 30, 1968)
Chairman of the Board First Vice Chairman. Second Vice Chairman Secretary.......................
Treasurer.......................
Mr. Iszac White Mr. Emory Lockette Father Charles Shallow Mr. Ted Lawson Mrs. Dorothy King
Executive Committee
Mr. Isaac White, Chairman; Mr. Emory Lockette, Father Charles Shallow,' Mr. Ted Lawson, Mrs. Dorothy King, Mr. Thomas Wilson, Mrs. Daisy Miller, Mr. Harvey Dondero, Mr. Charles Spann, Mrs. Peggy Smith,
Finance Committee
Mrs. Dorothy King, Chairman; Mr. Woodrow Wilson, Mr. George Keyes, Mr. Solomon Perry, Mr. Harvey Dondero.
Nominating Committee
(Terms expiring June 30, 1968)
Father Charles Shallow Mr. Ted Lawson Mr. Emory Lockette
(Terms expiring June 30, 1969)
Mr. Daisy Miller
Mr. Woodrow Wilson Mr. Thomas WiIson Mr. Bill Merz
Education Committee: Mr. Wendell Waite, Mr. Harvey Dondero, Mrs. Peggy Smith.
Youth Committee: Mr. Bob McPherson, Mr. Don Hampton, Mrs. Nancy Williams.
Manpower Committee: Mr. Ted Lawson, Mr. Emory Lockette, Mr. George Kline.
Public Work Committee: Mr. Ferren Bunker, Rev. Newton Tigner, Mr. Charles Jones.
Social Services Committee: Mrs. Stella Fleming, Mr. Douglass Pushard, Mr. Thomas Wilson.
Senior Citizens Committee: Rev. Melvin Pekrul, Mrs. Stella Fleming, Mr. Solomon Perry.
Personnel Committee: Mr. J.R. McPherson (Chairman), Mr. George Keyes, Mrs. Pat Fahey, Mr. Isaac White, Mr. Thomas Wilson.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
PUBLIC OFFICIALS
Chairman of County Commission (or representative) — MR. DON DAWSON
Mayor of Las Vegas (or representative) — MR. J. R. McPHERSON
Mayor of North Las Vegas (or representative) — COUNCILMAN WENDELL WAITE
Mayor of Henderson (or representative) — COUNCILMAN PAUL MARSHALL‘S
Mayor of Boulder City (or representative) — MR. EMORY LOCKETTE
Associate Superintendent of Schools - MR. HARVEY DONDERO
District Welfare Director or representati ve) — MRS. IRIS MEINHOVER'-'
Clark County District Health Department Representative — l4R-r-WUGtASS--PU-SFfiFRD Opportunity Center Manager — MR. CHARLES SPANN
Clark County Relief Administration — MRS. STELLA FLEMING State Assemblyman — ASSEMBLYMAN WOODROW WILSON
REPRESENTATIVES OF POOR
Kit Carson Neighborhood Council — MRS. DOROTHY KING:
Westside Neighborhood Council — MR. THOMAS WILSON, SR.
Highland Neighborhood Council --- MRS. DAISY MILLER
Madision Neighborhood Council — MRS. DOROTHY COLLINS
Matt Kelly Neighborhood Council — MR. GEORGE KEYES
Jo Mackey Neighborhood Council — MRS. NANCY WILLIAMS
North Las Vegas Neighborhood Council — MR. CHARLES JONES
Henderson Neighborhood Council — MR. VICTOR HA LUX'
Moapa Valley Migrants — MR. ANGEL NIETO
Operation Independence Day Care Parent’s Association — MRS. PEGGY SMITH Las Vegas Prosperity Club — MR. WEBSTER BUTCHER
OTHER SEGMENTS OF THE COMMUNITY
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People — MR. ISAAC WHITE Nevada Catholic Community Welfare — FR. CHARLES SHALLOW Central Labor Counci I — MR. TED LAWSON
United Fund of Clark County — MRS. CHARLOTTE HI LL^
P-AL Organization •— MRS. PAT FAHEY
•Clark County Juvenile Probation Department -- WILLIAM CLARK POWER University Extension Service — MR. FERREN BUN KER x'' Operation Independence — REV. DONALD CLARK Nevada Futures, Inc. — MR. FREDERICK FRENCH Citizen — REV. NEWTON TIGNERiX Citizen — MR. LEE WALKER
May 29, 1968
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
November 19, 1969
BENNETT, Margaret Les Femme Douze
2101 Washington Street - #2 Las Vegas, Nevada 89106 (Business: 648-8550)
BENNETT, Rev. Marion Operation Independence 1911 Go IdhiI I Avenue Las Vegas, Nevada 89106 (Business: 648-2660 Home: 648-1205)
BUNKER, Ferren
Cooperative Extension Home:
300 Las Vegas Blvd. South Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 (Business: 335-6411 Home; 878-1532
CLARK, Rev. Donald
Nevada Futures, Inc.
1413 Tonopah Drive Las Vegas, Nevada 89106 (Home: 648-3590)
COTTRELL, William
Representing Mayor of Boulder City 1208 Avenue I
Boulder City, Nevada 89106 (Business: 565-4351 Home: 293-1776)
DAY, George
Designee of County Commissioner Broadbent 525 Nevada Highway
Boulder City, Nevada 89005
DEAR, Charles
Alternate of Pratt Prince Rep. Mayor of Henderson 407 Blackridge
Henderson, Nevada 89015 (Home: 564-7533)
DelGENIO, Nick
Rep. Commissioner Lamb
4751 Sack Drive
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
DONDERO, Harvey
Clark County School District
2832 East Flamingo Road Las Vegas, Nevada 89109 (Business: 736-5011 Home: 735-8203)
ECHOLS, Mayor Eugene
Mayor of North Las Vegas
2200 Civic Center Drive
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
FLEMING, Stella
Clark County Relief Administration
651 Shadow Lane
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
Business: 385-1466 Home: 382-0321)
FRANZINELLI, Father Benjamin
St. James
The Apostle Laymen’s Counci I
821 North H Street
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
Phone: 648-6606
GUEDER, Richard
Henderson Day Care Parent's
Advisory Committee
107 Elm Street
Henderson, Nevada 89015
HALL, Victor
Henderson Neighborhood Counci I Chester T. Sewell School Lake Mead Drive
Henderson, Nevada 89015 (Business: 565-9214 Home: 564-9854)
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November 19, 1969
HERBERT, Joyce
Matt Kelly Neighborhood Council
1900 North J Street
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106 (Busi ness: 648-5151)
HEARON, Thelma
Madison Neighborhood Council 816 Monroe Street - L4 Post Office Box 4213
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106 (Home: 648-7067)
HICKEY, Thomas
Rep. of County Commissioner Brennen 305 Glendale
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030 (Home: 642-6038)
HILL, Charlotte
United Fund
27 Country Club Lane Las Vegas, Nevada 39109 (Home: 735-0553)
JONES, Ella
National Association of College Women 3308 Pecos Road
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030 (Home: 643-3362)
KING, Dorothy
Kit Carson Neighborhood Council
220 Perkins Circle
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106 (Home: 649-3492)
LAWSON, Ted
I 108 Orange
Las Vegas, Nevada 89103
(Home: 648-4239)
LEWIS, Lavonne
League of Women Voters
2741 i ii I o Way
Las Vegas, Nevada (Home: 370-6287)
. IcKAMY, Donald
Nevada State Employment Security
135 South Eighth Street Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 (Business: 335-3211)
McPherson, j. r.
Southern Nevada Personnel Assoc.
400 East Stewart Street
City of Las Vegas
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
NEAL, Joseph
N A A C P
304 Lance Street
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030 (Business: 734-3811 Home: 642-2148)
NEWMAN, Clyde
Clark County District Health Dept.
625 Shadow Lane
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106 (Business: 385-1291 Home: 737-2953)
PALMER, Howard
Nevada Power Company
Post Office Box 230
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 (Business: 384-4600 Home: 735-2953)
PINCKNEY, Sharon
EOB Youth Advisory Council 618 West Washington Avenue
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106 (Home: 648-2806)
QUININE, Leminel
Pride of the West 1921 Nelson Street
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
RYAN, James
Clark County Commissioner 4200 East Bonanza Road Las Vegas, Nevada 89110 (Business: 737-4806)
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November 19, 1969
SANDERS, Allen
Westside Neighborhood Council
1314 North D Street
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106 (Home: 648-9240) t
SCHMIDT, Horst
Designee of County Commissioner Briare 2820 West Charleston Boulevard
Las Vegas, Nevada 89102 (Home: 878-7527)
SHALLOW, Father Charles Nevada Catholic Welfare Post Office Box 1926 Las Vegas, Nevada (Business: 385-2662)
SNYDER, Jerome
Clark County Legal Aid Society 401 South Third Street Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 (Business: 384-5563)
ST0BIE, George P.
E. G. & G.
680 East Sunset Drive Las Vegas, Nevada 89109 (Busi ness: 736-81 I I)
WILLIAMS, Douglas
North Las Vegas Neighborhood Counci I 18 Cassidy Street
Las Vegas, Nevada 89110 (Home: 643-5614)
WILSON, Thomas
Westside Neighborhood Council 516 Adams Street
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106 (Home: 648-5424)
WILSON, Assemblyman Woodrow
Nevada State Assembly 625 Frederick
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106 (Business: 565-1411, Ext. 51 or
Home: 642-1118)
ZUBIA, Ramon
Moapa Migrant Council
Post Office Box 159 Overton, Nevada 89040
THOMPSON, Elsie
Operation Independence
Parents Advisory Committee 3215 Palomer
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030 (Business: 649-2911 Home: 649-5537)
THORNLEY, Hank
Designee for Mayor of Las Vegas
City Hal I
400 East Stewart Street
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 ,-.e: 735-7511)
WAWERNA, John
Young Men's Christian Association Casino Center Blvd. & Bonanza St. Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 (Business: 384-6254)
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
February 25, 1970
BEHN, James
E.O.B. Youth Advisory Council 2030 Harvard Street
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
BENNETT, Margaret Les Femme Douze
2101 Washington Street - #2
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
Bus: 648-8550
BENNETT, Rev. Marion
Operation Independence 1911 Goldh iI 1 Avenue Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
Bus: 648-2660 Home: 648-1205
BUNKER, Ferren
Cooperative Extension
300 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
Bus: 385-6411 Home: 878-1532
CLARK, Rev. Donald
Welfare Rights Organization
1413 Tonopah Dri ve
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
Home: 648-3590
COTTRELL, William
Representing Mayor of Boulder City 1208 Avenue "I"
Boulder City, Nevada 89005
Bus: 565-4351 Home: 293-1776
DAY, George
Designee of County Commissioner Broadbent 625 F i f th ..Street •
Boulder City, Nevada 89005
Bus: 293-8365 Home: 293-2096
DEAR, Charles
Alternate of Pratt Prince
Rep. Mayor of Henderson 407 Blackridge Avenue Henderson, Nevada 89015
Home: 564-7533
DELGENIO, Nick
Rep. Commissioner Lamb
4751 Sack Drive
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
DONDERO, Harvey
Clark County School District
2832 East Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
Bus: 736-5011 Home: 735-8203
ECHOLS, Mayor Eugene
Mayor of North Las Vegas 2200 Civic Center Drive
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
Bus: 649-5811
FLEMING, Stella
Clark County Relief Administration
651 Shadow Lane
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
Bus: 385-1466 Home: 382-0321
FRANZINELLI, Father Benjamin
St. James
The Apostle Laymen’s Council
821 North "H" Street
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
Phone: 648-6606 --------
GOVLICK, George
Alternate for Don McKamy
State of Nevada
135 South Eighth Street
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
Bus: 385-3211
GUEDER, Richard
Henderson Day Care Parents Advisory Comm. 107 Elm Street
Henderson, Nevada 89015
HALL, Victor
Henderson Neighborhood Council
Chester T. SewelI School
Lake Mead Drive
Henderson, Nevada 89015
■ Bus: 565-9214 Home: 564-9854
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February 25, 1970
HERBERT, Joyce
Matt Kelly Neighborhood Council 1900 North "J" Street
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
Bus: 648-5151
HICKEY, Thomas
Rep. of County Commissioner Brennan 805 Glendale
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030 Home: 642-6038
HILL, Charlotte
United Fund
27 Country Club Lane
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109 Home: 735-0558
JONES, El la
National Association of College Women 3308 Pecos Road
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030 Home: 643-3362
KING, Dorothy
Kit Carson Neighborhood Council 220 Perkins Ci rcle
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106 Home: 649-3492
LAWSON, Ted
I 108 Orange
Las Vegas, Nevada 89108 Home: 648-4239
LEWIS, Lavonne
League of Women Voters
2741 Milo Way
Las Vegas, Nevada
Home: 870-6287
LONG, Ruth
Highland Neighborhood Council 2608 Lidia Street North Las Vegas, Nevada
MC DANIEL, LAMAR N A A C P 1401 Comstock Drive Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
Home: 648-1679
MC KAMY, Donald
Nevada State Employment Security 135 South Eighth Street Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
Bus: 385-3211
MC PHERSON, J. R.
Southern Nevada Personnel Association 231 Las Vegas Boulevard North
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
Bus: 382-4945
OS LEY, George
Madison Neighborhood Council 1013 Cunningham Avenue Las Vegas, Nevada
QUININE, Leminel
Pride of the West 1921 Nelson Street
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
RYAN, James
Clark County Commissioner 4200 East Bonanza Road Las Vegas, Nevada 89110
Bus: 737-4806
SANDERS, Allen
Westside Neighborhood Council 1314 North ”D" Street Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
Home: 648-9240
SCHMIDT, Horst
Designee of County Commissioner Briare 2820 West Charleston Boulevard
Las Vegas, Nevada 89102
Home: 878-7527
SCHRECK, Frank
Legal Aid Society
Hilbrecht, Jones & Schreck 717 South Third Street Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
Bus: 382-2101
SHALLOW, Father Charles
Nevada Catholic Welfare Post Office Box 1926 Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
Bus: 385-2662
Board of Trustees (continued
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February 25, 1970
STOBIE, George P.
E. G. & G.
680 East Sunset Drive
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
Bus: 736-8111
THOMPSON, Elsie
Operation Independence
Parents Advisory Committee 3215 Palomer
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
Bus: 649-2911 Home: 649-5537
THORNLEY, Hank
Designee for Mayor GrPgson
Ci ty Hall
400 East Stewart Street
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
Home: 735-7511
WAWERNA, John
Young Men’s Christian Association Casino Center Blvd, and Bonanza Road Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
Bus: 384-6254
WILLIAMS, Aaron
Alternate for iMayor Echols
City of North Las Vegas 2200 Civic Center Drive
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
Bus: 734-3011 Home: 642-6748
WILLIAMS, Douglas
North Las Vegas Neighborhood Council 18 Cassidy Street
Las Vegas, Nevada 89110
Home: 643-5614
WILSON, Thomas
Westside Neighborhood Council 516 Adams Street
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
Home: 648-5424
WILSON, Thomas
Clark County District Health Dept.
625 Shadow Lane
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
Bus:' 385-1291 Home: 870-4058
WILSON, Assemblyman Woodrow
Nevada State Assembly
625 Frederick Avenue Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
Bus: 565-1411, Ext. 51 Home: 642-1118
ZUBIA, Ramon
Moapa Migrant Council Post Office Box 159 Overton, Nevada 89040