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Archive for June 17, 2007

Lake Las Vegas casino to swap managers
Gaming regulators have approved a plan to keep Lake Las Vegas' Casino MonteLago open. The state Gaming Control Board and the Nevada Gaming Commission met in back-to-back sessions on June 6 and agreed to allow ...
1:30 p.m.
Own your own casino
Own your own casino
7:04 a.m.
Editorial: Our schools, our budget
David Boshko, whose skill at teaching history earned him a place in the district's Education Hall of Fame, will instead inspire students as a part-time teacher at the private Foothills Montessori School.
7:04 a.m.
Editorial: Hope for the future
USA Today reported on Wednesday that the federal program AmeriCorps has seen a 77 percent increase in applications since 1999. More than 13,000 graduates applied this year. Teach for America, which puts graduates in public ...
7:03 a.m.
Letter: Don't let 'Summer of Love' go to waste
I was there 40 years ago. It is without exaggeration to say I am still recovering. Yet, it is such a sweet malady!
7:03 a.m.
Letter: What are Bush's real motives in Iraq?
So, too, was Alexander the Great eager to carry out his father's plan to invade the Persian empire when he inherited the mission in 336 B.C., and almost succeeded in doing so. Alexander was 19, ...
7:03 a.m.
Letter: Creative thinking can solve flight path issue
Ms. Langley's ad hominem attack on the "children" of "the Republic of Summerlin" is based on the false premise of "either-or." Either it's the old way or it's the new way. There are alternatives, ones ...
7:03 a.m.
Editorial: Enough is enough
In a pleading filed in the state Supreme Court this month, the commission's private attorney, Thomas "Spike" Wilson, said Assembly Bill 433 allows the commission to continue holding its secret meetings and deliberations. The law, ...
7:02 a.m.
WEEK IN REVIEW: WASHINGTON, D.C.
WASHINGTON - For a freshman congressman, Nevada Rep. Dean Heller had a busy week making news, but did so in a way that tested the adage that any publicity is good publicity.
7:02 a.m.
How to give yourself a raise without taking flak
Rare is the job that allows you to set your own salary.
7:02 a.m.
One vote at a time
Bill Richardson arrived in a riot of flashing lights from a law enforcement escort.
7:02 a.m.
No doubt, special interests dominate
On a recent crisp spring morning in Carson City, a limousine driver decided the parking area wasn't for him and drove right onto the sidewalk of the Legislature Building.
7:02 a.m.
Brian Greenspun notes how we need fathers, not selfish sheep
Since July 22, 1989, I, like so many other Americans who no longer have their fathers with them, have had to be content with the sweet and warm and meaningful and wonderful memories of the ...
7:02 a.m.
Jeff Simpson says good times make a strike unlikely, at least in one set of Culinary negotiations
But the pressure is not as great as it was when Harrah's and Park Place Entertainment were the first to reach deals in 2002, when MGM Mirage and Mandalay Resort Group bristled at the deals' ...
7:01 a.m.
Want something done locally? That gets decided in Carson City
During the four months of the 2007 legislative session, state lawmakers dealt with some of the most pressing issues of the day - such as allowing Clark County to tow cars from its parking lots ...
7:01 a.m.
Suddenly, hospital says she's a mental patient
At her insurance company's suggestion, Michelle McCutchen dropped by Montevista Hospital to get the name of a therapist in the community to treat her for depression. Nobody mentioned, she says, that Montevista is a private ...
7:01 a.m.
Nevada's bumper crop: Lobbyists
CARSON CITY - A day before the end of the 2007 legislative session, a raven-haired lobbyist stood in the cool breeze of a Carson City spring day in the Lobbyist Pose - cell phone glued ...
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