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Photograph of Ron Lurie with Japanese officials, October 1, 1982
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Label on back: Meeting with Japanese officials regarding financing for high speed train, October 1, 1982 - Clockwise: Commissioner Ron Lurie, Yoshiro Hayashi, Member - House of Representatives, Mike Daly, Taiji Kohara, President of International Relations for Tokyo, Russ dorn, Bud James, Keefe Corp., and Commissioner Paul Christensen
Photograph of Ron Lurie (right) with Judge Seymore Brown, with presentation for Mexican Government, September 15, 1982
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Handwritten on back: Judge Seymore Brown & Commissioner Ron Lurie Presentation for Mexican Government, September 15, 1982
Photograph of Ron Lurie with a group at a groundbreaking event (possibly for McCarran Airport), 1983
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Note with photograph: This Material is Sent to You Courtesy of the Folks at McCarran International Airport (Las Vegas, Nev.), with business card from James J. Balk Community Relations Director; stamped Received September 22, 10:25AM, 1983
Nevada Library Notes
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Nevada Library Notes, Vol. 8 issued by the Nevada State Library. Materials about the news of library activities and articles for publication by Nevada librarians.
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Nevada Library Notes
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Nevada Library Notes, Vol. 1-4 issued by the Nevada State Library. Materials about the news of library activities and articles for publication by Nevada librarians.
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Nevada Library Notes
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Nevada Library Notes, Vol. 5-6 issued by the Nevada State Library. Materials about the news of library activities and articles for publication by Nevada librarians.
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Nevada Library Notes
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Nevada Library Notes, Vol. 7 issued by the Nevada State Library. Materials about the news of library activities and articles for publication by Nevada librarians.
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JMA Architecture Studios
JMA (Jack Miller & Associates) was established by Jack Miller (1914-1999) in 1945 and is one of the oldest architectural firms in Las Vegas. Jack Miller came to Las Vegas in 1942 to assist in the design of the Basic Magnesium Plant in Henderson. As one of only a few architects working in Las Vegas after the war, Miller was able to establish a thriving practice designing all types of buildings: schools, residences, commercial and government buildings, hospitals and the original Stardust Hotel.
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Interview with Melva Jean (Davis) O'Neill, July 2, 2004
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