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Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2002 | 11:08 a.m.
The Nevada Council on Problem Gambling, a group that advocates the study and treatment of problem gambing in the state, will host a charity golf tournament Oct. 28 at the Rio Secco Golf Club.
The event is sponsored by GEM Communications, Hands Ink Advertising, Rio Secco Golf Club and Raving Consulting Co. It will be co-chaired by Dennis Conrad, president of Raving Consulting Co. in Reno, and Tom Jingoli, director at Sega Gaming in Las Vegas. Entertainer Clint Holmes, a headliner at Harrah's Las Vegas, is honorary chairman.
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