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Archive for August 6, 2007

Ron Kantowski laments a sad and tragic week for Las Vegas' sports community
Actually, Cheryl Kosewicz wasn't a pirate. She only played one on TV.
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THE OPENING LINE
A couple of stories have been written recently about the greatness of Vin Scully, the legendary Dodgers announcer famous for his smooth voice and literary references.
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BELLY DANCING ADAPTS, THRIVES
Belly dancing is no longer a mystery from the Middle East.
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Norann trying to put 'em under at the Suede Ultra Lounge
Who: Norann, the Worlds Fastest Female Hypnotist
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FLASHPOINT for Aug 06, 2007
Who says, except for Dina Titus and her parrot, Jim Gibbons, that we are at the bottom of all the good lists and the top of all the bad lists? Not so. Turns out Nevada ...
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Editorial: Helping the poor
President Bush has promised to veto the legislation because it is about $1 billion (or about 1 percent) more than the president had proposed. The House measure gives $1.8 billion to the FDA for food ...
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Editorial: Making doctor pay healthy
The New York Times reported last week that one of the rarely discussed issues in health care is how the system compensates doctors and whether it lends itself to unnecessary care and rising health care ...
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Letter: Ensign protects Nevadans' best interests
It's only because of the Bush tax cuts and great senators such as Ensign that help put the brakes on this spending spree that most of the Democrats would like to continue. Phil Ventura, in ...
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Letter: White House abuses executive privilege
But "executive privilege" is not a blanket protection for any and all communication that takes place within the offices of the executive. It is a limited concept for certain special kinds of circumstances that should ...
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Letter: Personal income tax is immoral, tyrannical
This income is a fair trade: labor, skills, knowledge, abilities for a fair wage. Since that awful 16th Amendment was added to the U.S. Constitution in 1913, the government has been given unlimited power to ...
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Editorial: No more waiting
In a report released last week, the Government Accountability Office, the investigating arm of Congress, said it initiated the investigation because of recent and increasing criticism from Congress, the news media and the attorneys general ...
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Dealer who defied Wynn can't get new job
Cynthia Fields looks younger than her 39 years and has 15 years of experience as a highly rated dealer and casino manager at upscale casinos.
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Wheelchair was towed as woes piled up
You're on the streets. You get run over by an 18-wheeler. You wind up in a wheelchair.
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Harry is really giving them hell
WASHINGTON - When Majority Leader Harry Reid took charge of the U.S. Senate, he promised longer days and longer workweeks with Democrats in charge.
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Private firm's record keeping snags school that principal says is making progress
In an office of the campus once known as West-Edison Middle School, stacks of blue three-ring binders spill out of cartons and onto the floor, telling quite a story.
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