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Len Hornsby recording, 1979
Hornsby, CEO of the Las Vegas, Nevada Visitors Center and Convention Authority, answers questions about the current economic climate in Las Vegas, visitor volume, increases in ticket prices, value for money, fuel prices, and how Las Vegas' sells itself.
Collection Name: Arnold Shaw Interviews and Performance Recordings
Box/Folder: Digital File 00
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Photographs of Len and Rochelle Hornsby, image 3
Written on the back of photo, "Nov 17 1978, Len Hornsby - R Executive Director LV Convention Authority Pres Nevada Savings."
Photographs of Len and Rochelle Hornsby, image 4
Written on the back of photo, "Nov, 17 1978, From left Kenny Guinn from the back 2nd from right Len Hornsby."
Photographs of Len and Rochelle Hornsby, 1973-1978
Various photographs of Len Hornsby, Rochelle Hornsby, and others in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Photographs of Len and Rochelle Hornsby, image 2
Written on the back of photo, "Rochelle Hornsby, Dore Jones Lee, Liberace, Florence Apcar, Bill Wood Jr., Lurie Renaud, Len Hornsby, Las Vegas News Bureau Las Vegas Nevada Convention Center 11137."
Hornsby, Len (1924-2000)
Len Hornsby (1924-2000) was born in Boston, Massachusetts. He graduated from Emerson College with a communications degree and attended the University of Missouri before serving in the Army Air Corps during World War II.
Len’s work career brought him to Las Vegas and resided here for 38 years. In 1968, he was assistant sales manager of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority and soon became the sales manager. By March 1971, he was named director of convention sales and for eight years ran LVCVA.
Person
Hornsby, Len (1924-2000)
Len Hornsby (1924-2000) was born in Boston, Massachusetts. He graduated from Emerson College with a communications degree and attended the University of Missouri before serving in the Army Air Corps during World War II.
Len’s work career brought him to Las Vegas and resided here for 38 years. In 1968, he was assistant sales manager of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority and soon became the sales manager. By March 1971, he was named director of convention sales and for eight years ran LVCVA.
Person