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Jan Laverty Jones → Jan Jones Blackhurst – all 2021 sources I have seen that discuss her (eg, LV Review-Journal, LV Sun, Forbes, Bloomberg articles; Caesars entertainment; UNLV) refer to her as Jan Jones Blackhurst. The school named after her in Las Vegas is named Jones Blackhurst. The "Blackhurst" part of her last name is currently noted, but the article title gives the impression that she still goes by "Laverty Jones" rather than "Jones Blackhurst". Cobbunt (talk) 04:16, 26 June 2021 (UTC)[reply]
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