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Archive for October 5, 2006

Observing the current global standing of United States basketball makes one wonder ...
That kind of reminds me of basketball the way legends such as Oscar Robertson and Rick Barry played it a generation ago, and how soon-to-be legends such as LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony and Dwyane Wade ...
7:34 a.m.
LOOKING IN ON: MOTOR SPORTS
Jimmy Vasser, the Champ Car team owner, doesn't know whether his team will have enough cars to allow him to come out of retirement and race in the inaugural Vegas Grand Prix next April.
7:33 a.m.
John Katsilometes finds the world's oldest stripper, Bernie Barker, 66, who is uncovered at Chippendales
We found one Tuesday night, shakin' his groove thing with the Chippendales at the Rio. Name's Bernie Barker, and he is not shy about stripping to his chaps in the name of art ... and ...
7:33 a.m.
There's a new Burton in town
What: Nathan Burton Comedy Magic
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Illustrating the ABC's of a glorious past
What: "Neon Boneyard Las Vegas A-Z"
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FLASHPOINT for Oct 05, 2006
Extremism in defense of our borders is no vice. So why would the state GOP be so nervous after it agreed to send out a release for the Las Vegas Minutemen about a "Help Stop ...
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Editorial: A change of heart? Hmmm
About a year ago the federal government began seizing small packages suspected of containing Canadian prescriptions bound for American consumers. The Bush administration and many Republican members of Congress are friendly to free-spending pharmaceutical industry ...
7:32 a.m.
Editorial: Investigating indecent behavior
Foley, a Florida Republican, resigned his seat Friday and checked into a rehabilitation center, where he claims he needs treatment for alcoholism. On Tuesday his attorney also said the former conservative lawmaker is gay and ...
7:32 a.m.
Letter: Iraq's problems rooted in nation's beginnings
In 1921 the British created the new nation of Iraq from three Ottoman provinces: Basra, Baghdad and Mosul. These provinces had existed autonomously for hundreds of years and had ethnic, cultural and religious distinctions. The ...
7:32 a.m.
Letter: GOP not worthy of 'family values'
The conservative Republican Congress enacted the Terri Schiavo legislation and the "Defense of Marriage" legislation because of their "family values" conviction. In the years 2004-2006, the White House and the conservative Republican Congress are embroiled ...
7:32 a.m.
Letter: In defense of National Guard duty
I was a Guard member from 1966 until 1972 in New Jersey and I saw plenty of action on the home front. My unit was called to duty for the race riots in Trenton and ...
7:32 a.m.
Editorial: Privacy taxes open meetings
When a state agency sues another, it costs the taxpayers.
7:31 a.m.
GOP backpedaling after Minutemen e-mail
The state Republican Party put itself in an awkward spot Wednesday by sending out an e-mail invitation to a Minutemen event with the subject line: "Help Stop the Illegal Invasion."
7:31 a.m.
Feel-good flags proposed for public schools
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7:31 a.m.
The invisible candidate
Congressional candidate Kenneth Wegner is a little confused. "It's some Republican something," he says, maneuvering his white Chevy Tahoe into a parking spot at the Ellis Island Casino in Las Vegas. "They just tell me ...
7:31 a.m.
Culinary's maximum effort needed by Titus
Union backing must come with enthusiastic help
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CAMPAIGN AD REALITY CHECK
GOVERNOR'S RACE
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HEARD ELSEWHERE
HEARD ELSEWHERE
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LOOKING IN ON: WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON - As fallout from the Mark Foley scandal continues, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid predicted Wednesday that House Speaker Dennis Hastert's days in the top leadership position are numbered.
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