User profile: SteveMiller4LV

The Nevada Board of Massage Therapy requires professional massage therapists who work in hotel spas to have Nevada state licenses. This same board does not require those who "provide massage services" in store front parlors to be licensed under the same standards. All that the City of Henderson need do is enforce the state law mandating that all massage therapists have state licenses. If so, then the prostitutes who we all know are the primary reason these store front parlors exist, would either have to go to school for eight months, or go elsewhere to provide "Happy endings."

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If you would like to be "invited" to participate in Senator Reid's telephone town hall meeting, register your name and phone number with:

Senator Reid's Washington Office
528 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
Phone: 202-224-3542 / Fax: 202-224-7327
Toll Free for Nevadans: 1-866-SEN-REID (736-7343) -Restricted to calls originating from area codes 775 and 702

Or:

Senator Reid's Las Vegas Office
Lloyd D. George Building
333 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Suite 8016
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Phone: 702-388-5020 / Fax: 702-388-5030

With this sordid story came the first news of his interest in running for President. I don't know which surprised me more? He's totally unqualified to be a good philanderer, let alone a good President! It will take a better Republican candidate to unseat the Messiah.

The "Train to Nowhere" that's being rushed by the LVCVA is far inferior to the maglev originally proposed in 1990. I was privileged to ride on the German prototype, and there's no similarity between safely traveling at 300 MPH from LV to Anaheim on an elevated guidway compared to the LVCVA's proposed 150 MPH steel wheel behemoth rolling down conventional ground level tracks to the middle of nowhere. The current rush job is a ploy to help re-elect Harry Reid who will take full credit. This is another LV Monorail in the making.

I served on the Regional Transportation Commission when F Street was part of a planned north - south frontage road from Henderson to North LV. In the meantime, several Class A office buildings opened on the south side of the I-95 bridge, and caucasion transients from rescue missions on the other side of the bridge began panhandling near those buildings. The tenants and owners of the buildings asked the city to shut down the transient's access. I believe the police should have handled the problem instead of shutting off a perfectly good street and killing a thoroughfare that has been on the planning table for years. The property owners along F Street have every right to complain.