Print edition for July 13, 2002

Ethical questions linger over surgeons' actions: Stacy J. Willis; Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Michael Daubs once believed his calling was to heal one person at a time -- with a scalpel and 14 years of training.

Lack of a nearby trauma center imperils Las Vegans: By Steve Kanigher; It is virtually impossible to find anyone who doesn't believe that a trauma center is a necessary and integral part of a big city.

Nevada AP News Digest: AP; Here are the top Nevada stories in sight at this hour for AMs of Sunday, July 14. If you have questions about stories, call News Editor Tom Tait in Las Vegas at (702) 382-7440. For reruns, contact the AP Service Desk at (212) 621-1595.

Weekend traffic crashes in Alabama claim at least three lives: AP; State troopers said 44-year-old Crystal Landon was killed in the head-on collision on Interstate 10 about five miles west of Mobile at 12:45 a.m. Saturday. Troopers said Landon, of Las Vegas, Nev., was a passenger in a vehicle struck by a second vehicle that crossed the interstate median. The driver of the second vehicle, Rachel Indovina, 38, of Baton Rouge, La., also was killed.