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twitterFirst lady plans Las Vegas visit Nov. 4
Monday, Oct. 18, 1999 | 9:36 a.m.
First lady Hillary Clinton is scheduled to stop here next month, with a $1,000-per-person cocktail event planned to help raise money for her potential Senate campaign.
The Nov. 4 event will be at the home of Las Vegas Sun Editor Brian Greenspun.
Greenspun has conducted several fund-raisers in the past for President Clinton, a friend from college days.
It's unknown whether the first lady will be making any other stops in addition to the fund-raiser.
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