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Archive for September 20, 2007

Ron Kantowski describes the uproar that ensues when preschoolers meet Bigfoot Monster truck's bluster trumps nap time
It was a few minutes past 10 Tuesday morning when I pulled into the parking lot of the Kiddie Academy of Henderson and greatly disappointed about 160 preschoolers who were eagerly awaiting Bigfoot, the granddaddy ...
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LOOKING IN ON: MOTOR SPORTS
What: Major League of Monster Trucks
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As O.J. mania reached its zenith here Wednesday - one local media outlet actually sent out an alert ...
As O.J. mania reached its zenith here Wednesday - one local media outlet actually sent out an alert with the exact time (12:18!) Simpson left the county jail - I wonder how all these folks ...
7:04 a.m.
Letter: Time has run out on politely criticizing war
There is just too much evidence that the Iraqis do not want us over there and do not appreciate our sacrifices of lives and resources. Yet, this administration has no idea how long this craziness ...
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Editorial: Ensign vote a flip-flop
Facing a $5 billion deficit for critically needed highway and road projects over the next eight years, the governor and Legislature this year wilted in the face of reality - that some new and increased ...
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Editorial: Politics over truth
The allegations, made by current and former State Department investigators, are serious because, by law, inspectors general are supposed to be the independent watchdogs of federal government. Congress should fully investigate the allegations to ensure ...
7:03 a.m.
Editorial: Rules of engagement
For years there have been reports about these forces - essentially a privatized military - operating under their own rules of engagement, being accountable to virtually no one. They are despised by most Iraqis.
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Letter: Vegas justice has already failed O.J.
If any readily identifiable person had been arrested for the same mix of charges, he would have either been released or he would have had bail set immediately. Although O.J. eventually was granted bail and ...
7:03 a.m.
Letter: Green energy better than coal-fired plants
The continued use of and the dependence on fossil fuels such as coal and oil are driving this country's economy down the wrong road. Not only from an environmental standpoint, but also from a practical ...
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Not ATM in slot machine, but getting close
Nevada regulators don't allow slot machines that accept gamblers' debit cards, for fear they could quickly drain their bank accounts .
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Is Iraq war a small price? New ads demand that Porter take a stand
WASHINGTON - Another anti-war ad against Republican Rep. Jon Porter is being televised in the Las Vegas market.
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Vacancy seen helping terrorists
More than a month after pulling a Nevada Taxicab Authority investigator from a critical federal task force that fights terrorism, the state agency's interim administrator won't say whether the investigator will be replaced.
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Bailing out homeowners called a bad move, especially in Vegas
WASHINGTON - As the White House and Congress race to ease the foreclosure crisis by propping up delinquent borrowers with government aid, some skeptics warn that Washington could do more harm than good, especially in ...
7:02 a.m.
Courtroom drama's Vegas sequel: Dignity-free and off-off-Strip
Like anything else that was popular 10 years ago, the O.J. Simpson show has landed in Las Vegas. With a thump.
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One man and his guns, guns and more guns
It's Christmas Day, Jerry Darnell is about to die and he's at Wal - Mart buying rifles. Four of them.
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Many needy people, but housing help goes unused
Refugees from West African civil wars. Divorced grandmothers living with friends. Homeless men. People with Los Angeles-area addresses.
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