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I am getting really revved up to toss in my idea for a Pahrump 'brand' and count a cool $500. It can't be that difficult.

The purchase of a water tender to replace one destroyed in a fire last March in Amargosa Valley, was one of a few steps taken by Nye County Commissioners Tuesday to address rural fire departments.

A delegation from the state engineer's office made the trip to the Amargosa Valley Community Center Monday, in an attempt to resolve numerous complaints from property owners in the Little Nevada subdivision about lack of access to water.

Nye County commissioners will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday, at the Pahrump Nugget Banquet Room and again at 6 p.m. Wednesday, at the Amargosa Valley Community Center.

The State Engineer is proposing to make such rules and regulations as necessary to resolve outstanding water related issues within the area known as the Little Nevada Subdivision, Amargosa Valley, Nevada.

Direct comments will be allowed at follow-up meeting this month on Amargosa Valley solar power project Wednesday, Sept.

Four new teachers had joined Death Valley High School in 1971. They were Mrs. Vicki Turner, a graduate of grade school in Pahrump and one of the youngest secondary school teachers in the state, along with James Butman, a UNLV grad; Kenneth Gates, from Oregon State, and Cynthia Jean Jones, a graduate of Sacramento State.

It has been brought to the attention of the assessor's office that an individual or individuals have been contacting homeowners in this area posing as Nye County assessor personnel.

The consent agenda for the Nye County Commission meeting Tuesday ran the alphabet from items A through Z. Consent agenda items are seen as routine.