Print edition for April 21, 2006

Big plans in store for Premium Outlets: Jennifer Shubinski; Chelsea Property Group, a division of Simon Property Group, confirmed that it will add 100,000 square feet to the outdoor outlet center - making it among the largest in the country.

Price is absolutely right for stage version's host: Todd Newton is looking forward to hosting "The Price Is Right - Live" when the stage version of the popular TV game show debuts at Bally's on Tuesday .

Teamsters missed one in campaign: By Emily Richmond; The Teamsters union has spent $500,000 over nearly five years to woo every support employee in the Clark County School District.

Editorial: Airport security for sale?: According to USA Today, Orlando, Fla., is the only major airport that offers TSA's Registered Traveler program. That likely is because Orlando was the site of the program's pilot project last year. Four other airports are to begin offering the service this summer.

Aspiring models to put on a show for AIDS benefit: Held to benefit Aid for AIDS of Nevada, "Rock 'n' Roll Fashion Fling" features local models decked in spring styles by Los Angeles-based American Apparel and Fornarina shoes, strutting to the sounds of local band The Opera.

Letter: We need to get rid of Bush's tax cuts: The progressive nature of our income tax structure is based on the notion that much is expected from those to whom much is given. It is far easier for a person making $500,000 per year to pay 40 percent of his or her income in taxes than it is for someone making $20,000 per year to pay 10 percent of his or hers.

LETTERS: Regarding Jeff Haney's April 19 column on the memorial service for poker great Puggy Pearson:

Tom Gorman on when parents learn their missing daughter was a Vegas call girl: Jessie Foster's parents learned the hard way, from a private eye. He was hired after Jessie disappeared from a North Las Vegas home with all of her belongings.

Editorial: Aging not-so-gracefully: Rather, they are growing old gleefully - maybe a bit too gleefully. According to a story in Thursday's Las Vegas Sun, athletically inclined Baby Boomers, who are people born between 1946 and 1964, are suffering an increasing number of injuries from the games they play.

Jon Ralston watches Michael Galardi's friend and GM come out swinging: Buonantony was the general manager of Michael Galardi's strip clubs who testified briefly during the trial last week. But Buonantony, in an exclusive interview taped for "Face to Face" on Thursday, named more names and expressed bitterness about the double standard he says is being applied to his childhood friend, Galardi.

Jeff Haney on one handicapper's reasons for picking Devils, Sabres, Flames and Sharks: But if Hockeytown hopes to earn another sports title this year, the Pistons better bring it home, according to Las Vegas handicapper Patrick Bartucci.

Cautious commissioners: Items 38 and 40 on the Clark County Commission agenda Tuesday were among more than 70 that commissioners were expected to knock out with one swift unanimous vote of "aye."

And inside teddy bear No. 2 ...: We prefer our casinos smoky. We like our cars fast. So how do we want our bribes?

Letter: Illegal immigrants do pay taxes in U.S.: Are they excused from paying property taxes? Does the landlord excuse their taxes on rentals? Are they excused from paying gasoline taxes (federal, state and local)? Who pays their taxes on utilities?

Missing detail raises eyebrows: Abigail Goldman and Steve Kanigher; The video footage was chillingly graphic: a mob of more than a dozen youths viciously beating a Strip resort maintenance worker, swarming him while pummeling him with punches and kicks.

FLASHPOINT for Apr 21, 2006: The Democrats will meet in downtown Las Vegas this weekend to try not to do anything really dumb. That's what these state conventions really are about. Candidates try not to say anything really over the top. Red meat is one thing; meat that goes bad after the convention is another. Oh sure, Rep. Shelley Berkley will say something super-partisan. But so might you if you had a gazillion Democrats in your district. But the rest will be more careful, I'd imagine, although I can't see Dina Titus and Jim Gibson avoid needling each other. And maybe Sen. Harry Reid will ...

Editorial: Savagery on our streets: The captain who refused to reveal that Saturday's beating occurred outside the MGM Grand "made an error in judgment," Young said during a meeting with the Las Vegas Sun editorial board this week. "Where a crime occurs is fair game. The public has a right to know where this crime occurred," the sheriff said.

John Katsilometes on Little Steven Van Zandt's plans for 'The Sopranos' and Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band: That was the case Thursday morning when the ace guitarist and accomplished thespian joined "Kahuna & Company" on KKLZ 96.3-FM.

Focused on Alaska: Wranglers defenseman and captain Mike McBain had his finger on his teammates' pulse after a stirring comeback victory over Idaho in the West Division semifinals of the ECHL playoffs.

Letter: Jobs are answer to immigration problem: All this talk about beefing up border security, building walls, prison for illegals, welfare, medical care, etc., is nothing but a waste of time. It's the jobs. Simple as that. But don't expect the politicians to face this reality until we're willing to face it, too. Now, please, on to the next subject.