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FLASHPOINT for Mar 20, 2006: FLASHPOINT for Mar 20, 2006; 7:12 a.m.

Editorial: Managing disaster on a different level: According to a story in the Las Vegas Sun, the city acquired the shelter, which is contained in a 33-foot-long trailer, in November 2004 but has not used it other than during a disaster drill ...; 7:11 a.m.

Editorial: Strong medicine for children: Dr. William Cooper, a pediatrician, looked at the years 1995 through 2002. He found that in the latter year, about 2.5 million American children had been prescribed anti-psychotic drugs, a dramatic increase. He calculated that ...; 7:11 a.m.

Letter: Focus on real tragedy - neglected children: Obviously, we all have passionate views about a woman's choice to end a pregnancy. I take issue that our society rages over the debate of babies vs. fetuses when we have a child welfare system ...; 7:11 a.m.

THE WEEK AHEAD: Alaska Aces at Las Vegas Wranglers, 7:05 p.m., Orleans Arena; 7:11 a.m.

Letter: Countrymen die daily under Bush's watch: Mr. Ogden, we are burying our countrymen and innocent Iraqis every day because of the war that President Bush got us into, and he was also our president when 9/11 happened and ignored written warnings ...; 7:11 a.m.

Letter: Another way around flight path problem: If these residents really want a permanent solution, they would use their influence to accelerate the Ivanpah airport construction and then limit the flying hours at McCarran. Even in a 24/7 town, most folks commute, ...; 7:11 a.m.

Letter: Empathy for girls who get pregnant: As a retired physical education teacher I have talked to many frightened children who got pregnant because they were told lies by the "father," who promised they wouldn't get pregnant.; 7:10 a.m.

Editorial: Straight talk about deficits: The Concord Coalition has for some time been trying to direct public attention toward the rising federal deficits and what they mean for future generations. Walker shares the coalition's concerns and is determined to raise ...; 7:10 a.m.

Jeff Haney tries to keep up with a rapid-fire betting option introduced two weeks ago at the Palms race and sports book: "Pull up and shoot," a bettor named Bob Snyder implored of the 26-inch flat-screen TV in front of him. "Kick it back out. ... Here it comes ... There it is!"; 7:10 a.m.

Plunkett goes deep into the past: It was the greatest accomplishment of a roller-coaster career for the former Heisman Trophy winner from Stanford, who experienced the highest of highs (two Super Bowl championships with the Raiders) - but only after enduring ...; 7:10 a.m.

Japanese show, in shadow of Cirque, pulls off quite a feat: What: "Matsuri."; 7:10 a.m.

Keeping in tune with his father's legacy: Supported by a six-piece band under the direction of saxophonist Tommy Alvarado, and backed by vocalist Emarald, Prima will re-create the swinging music of his late father, who defined the lounge era in Las Vegas ...; 7:09 a.m.

Nonprofit arts group movin' on up to Lofts: Jacie Maynard, president of the board of directors, said the group expects to get its certificate of occupancy on May 1. But the Arts Collective will honor its program schedule and hold its last exhibit ...; 7:09 a.m.

In agreement on Patriot Act: Dan Kulin; Las Vegas city leaders are apparently poised to adopt a resolution opposing portions of the U.S. Patriot Act - and Metro Police might possibly join in the criticism.; 7:09 a.m.

Too many mistakes: CARSON CITY - The Nevada Supreme Court wants lower-court judges to shape up and to stop making senseless mistakes in their written orders.; 7:09 a.m.

Cadet commands attention from academies: By Emily Richmond; In the case of Durango High School senior Jenny Graves, the answer is "work, work and more hard work."; 7:09 a.m.

Insurance doesn't deter surgeon: With less than a thousand pediatric surgeons nationwide, Scheidler probably could have had a thriving practice anywhere. But the 37-year-old physician chose Las Vegas for several reasons.; 7:09 a.m.

A tale of two MDs: Nevada has had a medical crisis over the last four years as physicians have faced a choice: pay malpractice rates that were skyrocketing in some high-risk fields or leave.; 7:08 a.m.

Ob/Gyn 'driven from the valley': Wilbourn had been an Ob/Gyn in Las Vegas for 12 years and had never been sued before. The notice said his malpractice insurance rates had almost doubled.; 7:08 a.m.

Schools bridging the language divide: By Emily Richmond; Nationwide, English Language Learners account for 8 percent of all students in grades K-12, compared with 21 percent in the Clark County School District. Instructional methods and programs vary widely from state to state, although ...; 7:08 a.m.

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