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College football’s anticlimax
By Ron Kantowski
In terms of riveting drama, this year’s Bowl Championship Series would have to rate right alongside of ... well, I’m gonna go with Season 2 of “F Troop.”
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Sleep: A luxury most can’t afford on super bowl trip
By Brian Hilderbrand
It sounded like a good idea at the time. A journalist friend was going to be in Arizona the first weekend of February to cover the Super Bowl and he invited me to join him ...
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School Board’s No. 2 wants to be No. 1
By Emily Richmond
After more than two years on the Clark County School Board, including the past 12 months as its vice president, Terri Janison says she’s ready to take up the gavel.
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Jeff Haney gets a second opinion on a blackjack strategy question
By Jeff Haney
Don Schlesinger has challenged the answer to one of the quiz questions from the annual Blackjack Ball that appeared in Friday’s column.
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Sharing the spotlight
By Jerry Fink
Photo: DeLois LaDelle, right, watches from the wings as h Seventy-year-old DeLois LaDelle has found the fountain of youth that flows through her feet, legs and heart, made strong by more than 60 years of dancing.
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Could it be that Harry Reid...
By Jon Ralston
Could it be that Harry Reid isn’t really insane?
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Children denied coverage
The Bush administration, which has opposed expansion of a federal health insurance program for poor children, is now restricting states’ efforts to expand Medicaid eligibility requirements in order to cover the same category of children.
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Obama’s refrain: Change the world with me
By J. Patrick Coolican
Photo: Democratic presidential hopeful, Sen. Barack Obama By the time Sen. Barack Obama reaches a high school auditorium in this mid-size Boston suburb, he’s late and drag tired. Carolyn Sheehan and Jo Mednick, two very different women in different political parties, had ...
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Penalized at 65
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has announced that employers can reduce or eliminate health benefits for retirees who have turned 65 and are eligible for Medicare.
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Cost a factor for CES
With 140,000 people attending the Consumer Electronics Show beginning today at three Las Vegas locations, hotel executives are free to triple and even quadruple their regular room rates.
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Hotel rate hikes do disservice to economy
David Adams, Las Vegas
Isn’t it ironic that within a week there are two “killing the goose” stories? First, the big casinos argue that ballot propositions to raise the taxes on casino income might be “killing the goose that ...
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