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It's about time we close all these filthy smoke-filled casinos. Most of the people who come here are from out-of-town and up to no good. We close the casinos - less people, fewer forclosures. The town will become a nice, quiet place to reside! Close all the bars - they are nothing but dens of sinners worshipping false gods!! Drunks and heathens!! Cigarette and cigar smokers should be closely monitored by law enforcement and reported like child abusers on the internet. If you want to smoke - go to Hoover Dam and stand on the Arizona side and smoke all you want!!!
to planetearth, et al: git a edukatshun so as peoples can know whats you talkn bout.
Perhaps many of those new, "deserving" homeless workers were eager to cross the picket line - but they had been "locked out." The court and the legislature need to revisit this legal standing.
Dario Herrera should run for ... his life. Far, far away from Las Vegas. He disgraced himself and our community. I was one of his supporters and feel violated that he is slowly pulling Nixon out of his ass. Yes, he has a right to make a living - but not in our back yard. Thank-you and good riddance.
Rory Reid is boring, boring, and boring. We need Goodman as governor!! Or, just keep Jim Gibbons for another four years of hilarity.
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I am not surprised that Dr. Javid Anwar is mixed-up in conflicts-of-interest situations. Without going into great detail - he was my doctor for almost seven years back in the 90's. He was pleasant, courteous, but often vague. He had me on Prozac and Xanax and other various anti-depressants. When he changed practices - I went with him - out-of-pocket - my insurance not taken at his new practice. He managed to keep the office visits at an affordable rate without telling me his billing department was charging me the difference. I had a sudden balance of more than $1,500 when I arrived for what would be my last appointment. The receptionist would not let me see Anwar until I paid-in-full the monies allegedly owed. Furthermore, he had me on a controlled substance (Xanax). No money - no drugs. I ended up in the emergency room at UMC where they demanded that I file a complaint against Dr. Anwar, which I gladly did. About six months later I get a letter from this so-called medical board explaining that Anwar had notified me in writing of the billing problem and the cessation of services. They had closed the case on my complaint??? This was total BS and I should've gotten a lawyer.
Dr. Javid Anwar is not to be trusted. Gibbons, in a rare moment of competency, is right to seek Anwar's resignation and send him back to wherever he came from.