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Archive for May 4, 2006

LETTERS
Regarding Ron Kantowski's column on the Thomas & Mack Center ("T&M is under assault," May 1):
7:33 a.m.
Gorman grad's N.Y. moment
"It's kinda crazy," Smith said. "I felt like an actual New Yorker. It's really unbelievable. I'm just a guy from Vegas who went to college at Oklahoma State. Never in my wildest dreams did I ...
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Al Unser Jr. hopes for the best in Indy 500 return
Although Sunday officially is a day for Indy 500 rookies, Unser will be on the track to shake off any rust he might have accumulated during a 20-month layoff. Unser, 44 and a Henderson resident ...
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John Katsilometes recounts a legendary tale that unfolded more than 35 years ago at the LV home of Chester Simms
For weeks John Durbin, a member of one of the biggest burglary-robbery gangs in Las Vegas history, had been planning a heist at the Simms home while the family was vacationing in Florida. But the ...
7:32 a.m.
Painting a delicate picture
Sharon Feeney is the first to acknowledge that marketing children for adoption is a delicate issue. There are the carefully worded pitches, the question of how to describe the children's behavior and, most important, portraying ...
7:32 a.m.
Charities get a good deal from Monty Hall
The celebrated host of such game shows as "Let's Make a Deal" has closed the door on his performing career - now he is active in charitable pursuits.
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FLASHPOINT for May 04, 2006
FLASHPOINT for May 04, 2006
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Editorial: The plan for the next hurricane
Interestingly, however, the plan does not include an emergency shelter of "last resort" where individuals who can't make it to a bus or train in time can ride out the storm. Memories are fresh of ...
7:32 a.m.
Editorial: Better mileage is critical
Bush's new requirements were an improvement, but just barely. California and nine other states are now fighting in federal court his lackluster action, arguing that global warming and rising gasoline prices cry out for a ...
7:31 a.m.
Letter: Americans should give others a chance
It took my father years to attain his citizenship. And my wife had a hell of a time getting her visa here. We did it all completely legally and you know what? I don't wish ...
7:31 a.m.
Letter: Negative to send money to Mexico?
By the same token, can they research how much of the profits for Toyota and Honda from the United States are sent to Japan? How much Hyundai profits from the United States go to South ...
7:31 a.m.
Letter: Garbage rules more strict in other places
We own a second home in California that is unoccupied most of the year. We also tried to stop garbage collection - we pay $19.80 per month - but were denied there.
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Editorial: Season for child safety
Every year during these months the Las Vegas Sun and other news sources report about children who were left alone in cars, or who were left unsupervised around back yard pools, and who died or ...
7:30 a.m.
Saitta, Steel battle tradition in quest for high court
Since the 1915 Legislature made the election of judges and Supreme Court justices nonpartisan, only three incumbents have been defeated in the 19 elections in which a challenger entered the race.
7:30 a.m.
Horse park has 'money issue'
The possible design and cost of a proposed 320-acre equestrian park on Las Vegas' northern edge are beginning to take shape - but the plan still is many furlongs from the finish line.
7:30 a.m.
Political odd-fellows
Lt. Gov. Lorraine Hunt is a former lounge singer who once sang "Getting to Know You" while on a trade mission in China. Her predecessor wore a red leather jacket emblazoned with "Lonnie Hammargren, Neurosurgeon," ...
7:30 a.m.
Dipping into the future for roads
Worried more about the traffic congestion just around the corner than about the one far down the road, Boulder City officials are considering diverting millions of federal dollars earmarked for a bypass still decades away ...
7:30 a.m.
Police hope to see more rooftop digits
And they'd like it in 5-foot-tall numbers on your roof.
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