Hooters built an empire on "good wings". I always thought of 40/40 as a "High dollar, Hip-Hop Hooters". Am I wrong?
What I find surprising is that the newspaper that is most famous and respected for Mr. Hank Greenspun's courageous editorials speaking out against Joe McCarthy before anyone else, is putting out this story under the byline "Sun Staff". Is Steve Friess so powerful that no one wants their name on this story? Or maybe someone has a score to settle?

2 lines down from the end of this article online are Google ads for pain pills without a prescription. Another part of the puzzle? I hear Hydrocodone is available over the counter in Canada and Mexico, how does the U.S. compare with other countries in regulation of these meds?

This article, and others in this series, infer that penalites are reduced exclusively on Strip incidents. Negotiated settlements are the norm in these types of incidents anywhere in America. Refusing to reduce penalties generally is more of a political move than a reaction to a serious violation.

I think that's Father's day, is that a busy Las Vegas weekend?

A very generous and patriotic move done, I understand, quietly. When Mr. Adleson could have used some good pub, he didn't seek it. Guess I'll "give credit where credit's due".