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Archive for January 21, 2006

Known versus unknown -- Rulffes supporters say there's no substitute for knowledge
For the unions representing Clark County School District teachers and support staff, the known home-grown commodity of Walt Rulffes beats the unknown out-of-town product of Eric Nadelstern.
9:51 a.m.
Brits bring it home
The lads are all right.
8:30 a.m.
New York Minutes: Vegans take on big apple
Not long after Sheila Moulton told a New York City school guide that she was on her first trip to the city, the Clark County School Board member added an exclamation point.
8:29 a.m.
Letter: Story illuminates invisible world
He led the reader into a world that is often invisible. He showed us the poverty, isolation and human suffering of our own people, our own veterans. I was outraged at the plight of Richard ...
8:27 a.m.
Letter: Alaska oil extraction better late than never
Mr. Mundy states that oil companies are under no obligation to ship the oil to the "lower 48 states." Wrong! The government determines where it is able to ship that oil. The process is much ...
8:25 a.m.
No takers for teachers' housing grant
The city set aside $500,000 in May for a program to give qualified teachers up to $30,000 each to help them buy a house. So far there have been no takers.
8:20 a.m.
Editorial: New worlds of knowledge
In truth, we know very little about our solar system. Scientists can only theorize about its origin, and our knowledge of the distant planets, moons, comets, rings and belts is rudimentary at best. We're not ...
8:18 a.m.
Editorial: A big job for new director
Cheryln Townsend, whose title is director of Juvenile Justice Services, has a background appropriate for running this critical $40 million, 400-employee department. She holds two master's degrees and her experience includes 20 years in various ...
8:17 a.m.
Letter: Japanese market booms, but won't bust
Businesses, including banks, closed because there was no cash to flow. With no money for payrolls, everyone suffered. The rich, who seldom paid in cash, were the most despondent; their "money" was in closed or ...
8:16 a.m.
Letter: 'Brokeback' awards are well-deserved
To begin with, the Golden Globe Awards are selected by the Foreign Press Association, a group of 80 or so international journalists; the Critics Circle Awards are presented by a select group of leading motion ...
8:15 a.m.
Editorial: Fighting fire with money
According to a recent story in the Las Vegas Sun, the in-house study shows that firefighters and paramedics arrived at the scenes of priority emergency calls in fewer than four minutes only 51 percent of ...
8:15 a.m.
Flashpoint for Jan. 21, 2006
The annual partisan rites known as Lincoln Day dinners will soon begin around Nevada. Here in Clark County, the locals have landed a high-profile guest in Ken Mehlman, the chairman of the Republican National Committee. ...
8:07 a.m.
Mental hospital may be delayed
SPARKS -- Construction of the state's new mental hospital in Las Vegas is on schedule and within budget, but it may not open on time because of a lack of nurses.
8:00 a.m.
Metro's homeless liaison still not hired
Seven months after announcing its intentions to hire a first-in-the-nation homeless liaison, Metro Police still has not filled the position, an official said.
7:59 a.m.
Known versus unknown -- Local contingent travels to New York to see firsthand
NEW YORK -- International High School is the jewel in Eric Nadelstern's crown. The finalist for Clark County schools superintendent said the program he co-founded embodies what he believes works - and doesn't work - ...
7:54 a.m.
River water on states' agenda
Professional water managers from seven states are once again flocking to Las Vegas for what may be a do-or-die meeting to hammer out recommended rules on how to deal with water shortages in the Colorado ...
7:37 a.m.

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