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Archive for November 3, 2007

Lack of emissions rules didn't stop Kansas from acting
Environmentalists call it a watershed moment.
7:27 a.m.
LOOKING IN ON: HIGHER EDUCATION
LOOKING IN ON: HIGHER EDUCATION
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For a day Nevada will be the center of the political universe. And I am not talking about Jan. 19, when the presidential caucus will be held...
For a day Nevada will be the center of the political universe. And I am not talking about Jan. 19, when the presidential caucus will be held. I refer to Nov. 15, when CNN will ...
7:26 a.m.
CO2 rules still in the air
Conspicuously absent from a draft air permit Nevada's Environmental Protection Division approved this week were two words: carbon dioxide.
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Teachers: Watch out, Berman is coming!
Richard Berman has attacked Mothers Against Drunk Driving, tobacco opponents and advocates of healthier food.
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LOOKING IN ON: BOXING
Fighting mostly in the United Kingdom throughout his 14-year professional career, super middleweight champion Joe Calzaghe has never fashioned a high profile among American boxing fans.
7:26 a.m.
Which miracle win was better? We go back and forth
Click here for a printable graphic.
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THE READERS SOMETIMES E-MAIL
Readers have opinions and fill my e-mail box, letting me know when mine are right (sometimes) and wrong (often). From time to time, I'll share their comments.
7:26 a.m.
Letter: Consolidating nuclear waste seems safer
Wouldn't it be better to store nuclear waste in one spot rather than have it sit out in the open, in 108 nuclear facilities across the country?
7:25 a.m.
Gas lamp conversions should be subsidized
For the past several months I and other homeowners participating in a group called Southern Nevadans Against Gas Lamps have been trying to get Southwest Gas and the Nevada Public Utilities Commission to acknowledge that ...
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Letter: Bush administration has set us back years
For the first six years President Bush had the help of his Republican rubber - stamp Congress. Now a scared and marginally controlled Democratic Congress is afraid to take Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney ...
7:25 a.m.
Editorial: Whose side is she on?
Yet Nancy Nord, the acting chairwoman of the overwhelmed and understaffed commission, is lobbying against the bill. Nord objects to provisions that would raise the maximum fines the commission can levy, give the agency greater ...
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Editorial: Nuclear insecurity
Only five of the Energy Department's 11 locations that handle nuclear material will meet the congressional deadline of 2008, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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Editorial: Making matters worse
The investigators from the Bureau of Diplomatic Security, the State Department's investigative arm, promised the guards they would not be prosecuted for any information they gave during investigators' interviews as long as the information was ...
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