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Archive for July 10, 2007

SIX PRINCIPALS: ARENA PANELISTS: Oscar Goodman; 6:59 a.m.

Ron Kantowski looks at the possibility of two LV arenas and wonders who will occupy them: By Ron Kantowski; Given a committee has been formed to identify which of six ... er, five ... um, better make that four ... proposals for a new sports arena makes the most sense, it would appear Las ...; 6:59 a.m.

Entranced by a dance: What: "The Embrace of Tango"; 6:58 a.m.

FLASHPOINT for Jul 10, 2007: Sometimes you can change the world. If you are skeptical of Bono's ONE campaign to fight global poverty and disease, notice how the political universe here shifted last week. Democratic Rep. Shelley Berkley and GOP ...; 6:58 a.m.

Editorial: Same thing, different package: Thompson has yet to formally declare his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination, but the strong poll numbers for the former U.S. senator and actor, who until recently played the folksy district attorney on the ...; 6:58 a.m.

Letter: Bush is the worst president we've ever had: We have a president and an administration that has decided to destroy this country as quickly as they can. No president has so contemptuously lied and misled us as this man has. He has taken ...; 6:58 a.m.

Letter: Higher tax burden hurts working people: The reality is that corporations collect taxes and forward them to government. It is only the market, their customers, that pay taxes. It can't be any other way. All revenue to corporations must flow from ...; 6:58 a.m.

Letter: Teacher shortage calls for innovation: It is no secret that Clark County has been suffering from a severe teacher shortage. In fact, School District officials have been traveling nationally and internationally to recruit more teachers. While some of these recruitment ...; 6:57 a.m.

Editorial: A law unto themselves?: As reported by Sam Skolnik in Sunday's Las Vegas Sun, the Nevada State Bar Association's Client Security Fund, which reimburses people who have been ripped off by their lawyers, concluded that 21 attorneys had stolen ...; 6:57 a.m.

Liquorless strip club runs dry: Unable to sell liquor and turn a profit, the Crazy Horse Too closed over the weekend even as efforts moved forward to sell the once-popular strip club.; 6:57 a.m.

LOOKING IN ON: EDUCATION: By Emily Richmond; To help the Clark County School District alleviate its teacher shortage last year, consultant Maggie Arias-Petrel offered to organize a recruiting trip to Mexico.; 6:57 a.m.

Work at night, on weekends to save taxpayers money? Judges balk: As county and court officials grapple with where to put six new District Court judges, most of the discussion has revolved around building new courtroom space at a cost of millions of dollars.; 6:56 a.m.

New good will at New Frontier: Michael J. Mishak; New Frontier owner Phil Ruffin has changed his mind.; 6:56 a.m.

As day's luck bailed out, they faced making bail: Meet the luckless: the 270 or so individuals who, on what was supposed to be one of the luckier days this century - 7/7/07 - found themselves clinking not champagne flutes but handcuffs.; 6:56 a.m.

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