Tuesday, Aug. 31
Monday, Aug. 30
- Fast facts for upcoming Mah Jongg tourney
- Ray wins Colorado Indy 200; LV's Hamilton settles for 2nd
- Scientists rip DOE info on radiation of water
- Second suspect stands trial in multiple slaying
- Boy, 8, defeats grand master
- Man wounded in drive-by shooting
- Mavens make comeback
- Ensign to get recount refund
- Local news briefs for August 30, 1999
- Boggs McDonald seeking tougher ethics regulations
- Credibility of chief witness questioned
- Escapee chose death over jail
- Wildfires rage in West
- Final flights set for tonight; American Airlines takeover complete
- Trash hauler's stock plunges
- Two paintings valued at more than $95 million added to resort collection
- Trump's bid to buy KC casino stalled
- Gaming financier gains Miss. license
- Hall of Fame inductees named
- Note offer extended
- Venetian allowed to probe LVCVA meeting procedures
- Higher roller coaster planned at casino
- MDA Telethon dragged into labor dispute at LV casino
- Oklahoma scandal probed in Southwest Gas merger
- Internet gambling firm says its auditors quit
- MicroAge signs $60 million contract
- Community news briefs for August 30, 1999
- Women pulled from blaze brutally slain
- Friedman receives 25 years in prison in Blitzstein killing
- Obituaries for August 30, 1999
- Pioneer Las Vegan Warren's last child dies at 91
- Divided court backs free-speech issue
- Tracy, Andretti bury hatchet in their longtime CART feud
- Pilot escapes serious injury in crash landing
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Miami finds its way back to the top
- It'll take 'MAGIC' to see McCullough fight tonight
- Casino-mogul Gaughan buys NASCAR truck team
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: The 'Kid' and the 'General' win summer classics
- Eldorado, Durango pull off ambushes
- Letter: California tribes getting shaft now
- Letter: BLM has earned level of distrust
- Letter: Politicians haven't followed up on homeowner groups
- Editorial: State-negotiated compact best path for tribal gaming
- Editorial: Parks will need boost in funding
- Prep Schedule
- Palm Hills residents to get a break from rocky history
- No forced smiles for 'Muse' writer/star Albert Brooks
- Two dead in apparent argument-shooting
- Chess crowns Khalifman as new king
- Work begins to restore thousands of blackened acres
- Low-cost commuter line sends its final flights aloft
- Nobody files for Genoa town board
- Escaped prisoner kills three family members before police shoot him
- Las Vegas Motor Speedway results
- Box score: Stars 10, Grizzlies 4
- Lease signings delayed for downtown Reno development
- Fires near Reno subside somewhat
- Defense attacks creditability of witness in Binion murder case
- Lawmakers already thinking about 2001 as hearings begin
- Emergency funding request one option in vaccine money shortfall
- Anti-spam law may be impossible to enforce
- About a quarter of all complaints against local police are true
- Sponsors give high marks to Reno-Tahoe Open
- United cutting one of three Denver flights
- Defense motion delays trial of accused cop killer
- Lawmakers looking at school violence, taxes, university funds
- Test Site could be lab for fake quakes
- Alleged pimp faces federal trial
Sunday, Aug. 29
Saturday, Aug. 28
Friday, Aug. 27
Thursday, Aug. 26
- County moves to 'box out' Wal-Mart
- Plan cuts $15.5 million from Carson freeway cost
- Shingle Springs Indian Casino project still a go
- California governor and tribes discuss deal to keep casinos open
- Developers get delay on Tahoe redevelopment project
- Vegas looking for glory in the Sunrise
- Federal grand jury indicts three
- Local briefs for August 26, 1999
- Apartment complex's troubles may be over
- Regulators to utilities: Try again with applications
- Judge's ruling eyed in suit vs. Askew
- Therapy cuts hurt seniors
- UNLV plans research campus in Summerlin
- Police chief, 25-year veteran of force, retires
- All suits welcome in federal court
- Emotions run high as hearing crawls along
- Court views videotape of Murphy in Binion home
- Jailbreak puts Blackburn in some notorious company
- Hunt for fugitive scaled down
- Drugstore chain may sell stores
- Fifth Tokyo-LV flight added
- House GOP leader woos gaming industry
- Federal judge files Venetian sidewalk ruling
- LV firm sued over tourist's death
- AC casinos hit by wave of suicides
- Nevada health care advocates want Medicare cuts restored
- Utah's success in '99 could rest with special teams
- Columnist Steve Carp: Does Tark join Haskins on sidelines?
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Pennzoil Chevy race team says Vegas is a winner
- UNLV volleyball team selected fourth in preseason MWC poll
- Splendid with some grass
- Governor told state workers' health plan is back on track
- Three new schools join football mix
- Bounty hunter convicted of first-degree murder in shooting
- Ibeabuchi ordered to stand trial on sex charges
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Reid goes from rascal to role model
- LV company agrees to $75,000 fine
- Sunset Division primed for big dogfight in '99
- Indians face jail in casino dispute
- Worker tied to child pornography
- 6 trade shows sign contracts with Sands
- Casino fined for ties to felon
- Perennial candidate heading to prison
- Ground broken for resort
- UCLA in future for Chaparral lineman Ream
- The Irresistible Force: Cheyenne's McGruder
- One Nevada developer in, another out of casino project
- Community news briefs for August 26, 1999
- This week's picks: Gorman gets nod to edge Palo Verde
- Two Guinn appointees resign
- Correction
- Obituaries for August 26, 1999
- Daughter says $20,000 missing from Binion's home after death
- Rain in forecast may aid firefighters
- Battle over Prop 5, the sequel, may be less costly than record 1998 campaign
- California gov, tribes discuss deal to keep casinos open
- NHP Trooper shot and wounded by suspect
- Man indicted in killing of coworker
- Where I Stand -- Tom Anderes: State of higher education
- Fight schedule
- Students invited to enter poster contest
- Downtown historic area runs into opposition
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Will singers be helped or hindered by television exposure?
- Letter: Herrera, Askew: You make choice
- Letter: Slots continue to destroy lives
- Letter: Hispanics need representation that matters
- Editorial: Sting nabs workers of smog test firms
- Editorial: Privacy bewilders lawmakers
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Journalistic destiny and discontent
- Vegas-bound Cher reflects on her tour and her life
- Friday at Del Mar
- Friday at Saratoga
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Del Mar
- Wild Orchid: 'Little divas in training'
- This week's races
- NASCAR-Winston Cup schedule, standings
- NASCAR-Busch Grand National schedule, standings
- NASCAR-Craftsman Truck schedule, standings
- CART schedule, standings
- Indy Racing League schedule, standings
- NHRA schedule, standings
- Formula One schedule, standings
- Race car owner lives his dream in restored P-51
- Police search for man who shot and wounded Highway Patrol trooper
- Firefighters battle 27 big blazes as lightning returns
- Lobos look to make strides under first-year coach Long
- Rams will hope to catch MWC opponents by surprise
Wednesday, Aug. 25
- Bacteria, chemical found in washes
- LV firm tests new game
- LV tops LV company's trip booking list
- Analyst sees higher profits at Harrah's, MGM
- Swain joins Hard Rock
- Hard Rock to buy $28 mil. in stock
- PUC staff, Bell affiliate sign settlement
- LV bank's holding company reports net loss
- Advertising, PR firm files for bankruptcy
- Capital, academic contributions needed to lure technology firms
- Big air tour operator moving 19 aircraft to North Las Vegas
- LV Internet company drops stock offering
- Widening will ease speedway access
- Commission races getting interesting
- School Board begins superintendent search
- Prison industries program profits fall
- Former LV doctor gets four years in prison
- Fewer landing behind bars
- Two battle for chess crown at Caesars as the grand game makes a move -- toward a new image
- Lawyer: Binion's safe was found empty
- Stock rises for online gaming, porn company
- Bad luck at tables hurts Mandalay
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Conservation effort boosts duck count
- Prosecutors likely to charge rocker for conduct at concert
- Choices narrowed for replacement judge
- News briefs for August 25, 1999
- Group rips plan's review period
- AIDS treatment firm's stock still trading nationally
- Southwest Gas Corp. merger talks remain stalled
- Las Vegas' booming economy drives hikes in retail sales, tax collections
- Stars fall to Sidewinders, 6-3
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Reno's PGA event richer than the LVI
- Man, 25, sentenced in scam of elderly
- Sun City burglar suspect convicted
- Las Vegas ATF office disputes researchers' data
- State seeks 20- to 50-year sentence for Dokes
- Miller, Suggs providing size, strength on the defensive line
- Defensive strength now putting Aztecs on the map
- Columnist Steve Carp: Greedy, TCU can be a good fit
- Murder defendant takes stand
- Boggs McDonald elected to League of Cities board
- Columnist Peter Benton: Shed no tears for Woods and Duval
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Editorial: Panacea turns into nightmare
- Judge considers new trial request for Mustang Ranch operatives
- Flash flood watch called for today
- Community news briefs for August 25, 1999
- Obituaries for August 25, 1999
- Letter: Hate neighbors? Then move away
- Letter: Reagan widened rich-poor rift
- Editorial: Gaming isn't the only concern of Las Vegas
- Letter: Letter carriers have concern for postal patrons
- Pioneering Southern Nevada science teacher Wilkinson dies
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Reid's wife still recuperating from complicated operation
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Making the rounds of drugstores
- Makeup man to the stars Peter Lamas tells their beauty secrets
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Del Mar
- Thursday at Saratoga
- Thursday at Del Mar
- Box score: Sidewinders 6, Stars 3
- Lawmakers push for constitutional amendment on Indian casinos
- Nevada sales hit $28.04 billion in fiscal 1998, up nearly 10 percent
- Results of Finals, Game 3
- Akopian evens score in chess finals
- Fire forces evacuation of dozens of ranches north of Reno
- EPA orders Fallon Air Station to improve handling of hazardous chemicals
- Black WWII pilot group honors President Truman
- Evacuees allowed to return as fire burns away from homes
- Man sentenced to life in prison as habitual criminal
- Conditions prime for more blazes in West
- Nevada may see windfall from Mars death
- Ely puts brothels to debate
- Tahoe weed could threaten lake's clarity
- Prosecutors to pursue charge against Motley Crue bassist
- Battle over Prop 5, the sequel, may be less costly than record 1998 campaign
- Police union sues North Las Vegas over hirings
Tuesday, Aug. 24
- Lobos look to make strides under second-year coach Long
- Consultants recommend expanding Washoe County courthouse
- Prosecutors want accused embezzler to pay back money
- Construction defects alleged
- Skywest adding LV-Palm Springs flights
- Legislative chairman vows education meetings in Vegas
- Airline buyout offer made
- Northern Nevada Briefs for August 24, 1999
- LV a top entrepreneurial hot spot
- Suicide study takes statistical approach
- Littleton fire chief gives tips on fighting terror
- Columnist Steve Carp: Technology could doom race books
- New problem jeopardizes Southwest Gas merger
- Smog-test scam sting nets three in county
- Summerlin school feels growing pains
- Emotions run wild at hearing concerning Red Rock plan
- Nevadans keep an eye on hurricane
- Excavation project springs into action
- Lobos look to make strides under first-year coach Long
- Airport ruling favors property owners
- Miss World pageant looks at Rio for 2000
- Nye sergeants place Tabish at death scene
- Casino reports stolen meat, seafood
- Tribes push new gaming initiative
- MGM Grand executive leaves for Dallas job
- Feds reverse decision allowing Indian casino
- LV company in Swiss deal
- Fitzgeralds posts a loss, doesn't foresee layoffs
- Thomas anchoring defense for the Rebels
- LV Realtors allege embezzlement by ex-employee
- Bounty hunter on trial in shooting
- Legislative chairman vows education meetings in LV
- Bayno, Rebels lose a recruit
- Porter eyes run against Berkley
- Obituaries for August 24, 1999
- News briefs for August 24, 1999
- Hot-hitting Arias clubs 3-run HR
- UNLV nets new coach
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Fans cry foul after Hard Rock jocks bail
- Gibbons says GOP making gains in public debate over tax cut
- LV's Lavin to compete in dirt bike event
- Las Vegas Firefighters play Police in soccer
- Prep Schedule
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Del Mar
- Wednesday at Del Mar
- Wednesday at Saratoga
- Box score: Stars 13, Sidewinders 5
- Letter: Weddings, Elvis make the night
- Letter: Today's GOP lying to seniors
- Letter: Guinn wrongfully criticized by gay parade coordinator
- New dean outlines future for Nevada's 'stealth medical school'
- Where I Stand -- Bob Miller: Don't forget Gore now
- Editorial: California decision is salve only
- Community briefs for August 24, 1999
- Anniversary: Freshwater
- Engagement: Barclay-Drusedum
- Engagement: Roa-Jonah
- Wedding: Scott-Alpizar
- Editorial: A new school year holds few surprises
- Columnist John Katsilometes: PETA wrings sour milk from students
- Immunizations
- Room will be made in Lake Mead for runoff
- Nevadans react to California court ruling on Indian casinos
- Some tribal casinos face potential shutdown of the bulk of their business
- Questions and answers on Indian gambling
- Results of Finals, Game 2
- Caution prevails in chess finals
- NOMADS computer system wandering lost, confused
- Daveggio gets nearly 25 years for kidnap, rape of Reno college student
- Nevada sales hit $28.04 billion in fiscal 1998, up nearly 10 percent
- Three wildfires burn north of Reno
- VA Approves Grants to Expand and Improve Nevada State Cemetery
- Moana Stadium to get facelift, new name
- Mr. Whipple is hoping to squeeze son into role
Monday, Aug. 23
- Community news briefs for August 23, 1999
- Court asked to value Southwest Gas shares
- Stock falls as analysts downgrade company
- LV firm expands to St. Louis
- A school is born
- Metro officers fortunate to dodge bullets
- School opens with little fanfare
- Calif. court nixes Prop 5
- Binion silver focus of testimony
- Disney to honor Boulder City teacher
- Unstable air mass continues to bring lightning storms to LV
- Las Vegas outer space tourism pioneer marches to beat of a different drummer
- Dillard's stock taking major hit
- Las Vegas gets low marks as kids' town
- Pilot in Friday's airplane crash was one week from retirement
- Local news briefs for August 23, 1999
- Hastert to make stop in Vegas
- Petty as brilliant as ever
- Obituaries for August 23, 1999
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Del Mar bettors aim for shot at $1 million
- Kirby's legs help Stars beat Tucson
- State Supreme Court overturns Indian Gambling intiative
- Kerkorian said to be interested in the Jets
- Three Anchor Gaming executives file to sell stock
- LV company gives up on merger
- North Las Vegas casino operator makes Fortune's fastest-growing company list
- Schools set to enforce no-harassment policy
- Cops search Internet gambling company
- State jobless picture remains bright
- State Supreme Court overturns Indian Gambling initiative
- Rebels' offensive line starting to take shape
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Navy, Jets keep Viger guessing
- Four plead guilty in outcall-service takeover case
- High court dismisses killer's appeal
- Rams will hope to catch MWC opponents by surprise
- Guilty cop to serve time elsewhere
- FBI continues search for robbery suspect
- Chuck Trickle captures pair of mains at LVMS
- Crash puts damper on Paul Tracy's title hopes
- Developer to oppose environmental impact statement for condo project
- Saturday's results at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
- Box score: Stars 6, Sidewinders 3
- Letter: 2 million could have been saved
- Letter: Higher income means more tax
- Letter: Have compassion for poor animals forced to perform
- Editorial: Patients harmed by federal law
- Veterans cemetery gets $2 million in grants
- Pop Goes the Culture?
- Khalifman gains early lead in chess finals
- Results of finals, Game 1
- Daveggio gets nearly 25 years for kidnap, rape of Reno college student
- Deputy says 24 tons of silver removed from vault
- Secretary of the Air Force inducted into historic pilots organization
- Family swims to shore, is rescued after boat capsizes on Pyramid Lake
- Navy finally pays $540,000 in Dixie Valley land case
- Box score: Stars 17, Sidewinders 9
- Box score: Redhawks 3, Stars 2
- Barron's: Goldberg is new casino king
Sunday, Aug. 22
Saturday, Aug. 21
Friday, Aug. 20
- Where I Stand -- Gov. Kenny Guinn: A healthy plan for seniors
- Letter: Younger Bush has no chance
- Letter: Casino owners should loosen slots
- Letter: Environmental report on Yucca honest, objective
- UNLV releases women's hoops schedule
- Strongman events at All-American SportPark
- AAA World Series tickets on sale
- Editorial: Preparing for worst disasters
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Unfinished business at stadium
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Goodyear on his way to a great year?
- Robinson sees positives in UNLV's first scrimmage
- Addition of high schools alters leagues' traditions
- BYU will sport new uniforms, tough schedule in '99
- LVMS points leaders
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Del Mar
- Saturday at Del Mar
- Greening of Nevada
- Saturday at Saratoga
- 'Nevada first' law for organ transplants may not be working
- Box score: Redhawks 4, Stars 2
- Flangas named to ethics board
- Crackdown on diesel pollution gets funding
- Park growth taking a new direction
- Bulletin Board for August 20, 1999: Births
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfield: The World According to TV Guide
- Click and Clack -- Tom and Ray Magliozzi: Water-logged engine could need rebuilding
- Housekeeper says Binion feared girlfriend would shoot him
- Once scandalous gathering now quite tame
- State officials urge the planting of trees, flowers
- Range fires char northern Nevada
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: A musical decline these days? It ain't necessarily so
- Columnist Joe Delaney: There's a fine line between roles of reviewer and critic
- The Main Course -- Muriel Stevens: Vacation featured delightful dining at Legal Sea Foods
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: 'Velveteen Father' insightfully examines gay parenthood
- Date with the Greats
- Falcons have gained national attention, not respect
- Editorial: Mixed bag is found on illegal drug use
- Rebels ousted in amateur
- Kids can expect crossing-guard shortage
- Correction
- Son in class an added bonus for veteran teacher
- 2 die in LV plane crash
- Surprising testimony cuts into Murphy, Tabish defense
- Eight new schools open when classes start Monday
- Bankruptcies
- Miller to take over as dean for Nevada School of Medicine
- EPA's Yucca Mountain radiation standards don't impress NRC
- Local briefs for August 20, 1999
- Gunman wounded in shootout with police
- Ex-NTS scientists stay on alert for quakes
- Las Vegas looks to disown its Sister City
- School officials to Berkley: We need more money
- Accidental trespass frequent problem on public lands
- Super Pawn bandits convicted in holdup, hostage standoff
- Paris resort gets final approval from state
- Credit watchers wary of Venetian bonds
- Senator concerned about Indian casino
- Judge rules tapes OK to be heard in outcall trial
- Corporation to acquire downtown property
- Coast Guard ends search for LV man
- New casinos to yield $181 mil. in taxes
- Obituaries for August 20, 1999
- Circuit failure cuts power
- Metro Police issue 117 citations in effort to protect pedestrians
- School briefs for August 20, 1999
- Nevada expected to lead nation in rates for HS graduations
- Road widening proposal angers neighborhood residents
- Billboard nightclub scratched at Venetian
- Slain man's father says police still treating minorities badly
- Tour operators, tribe pack LV hearing on Grand Canyon
- Guilty plea reopens legal avenues for Mortensen
- Metro Police may be charged in death again
- Group battles taxes backing education
- Company files to enter competitive market
- New center to include bank, ATM, coffee shop
- Show Guide
- 'Viva' good, clean way to spend day
- Date book
- The Movie Guys: It's no great thrill to mingle with 'Mrs. Tingle'
Thursday, Aug. 19
- Stayner trial likely won't begin before year 2000
- Two die in accident on I-80
- Lowering tracks two-headed problem
- Millennial class arrives at UNV-Reno
- Lightning sparks a spate of range fires
- Blackburn's family ties atypical of usual suspects
- Council approves deal offered FBI
- Nevada GOP holds slim margin over Democrats
- Falcons have gained national attention, not respect
- Tuskegee Airmen gather for convention in Las Vegas
- Family affair
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Adopt open enrollment in Las Vegas
- City moves to close adult bookstore
- County imposes moratorium on adult business applications
- EPA tightens Yucca nuke emissions
- Gardener describes unusual events
- Brady pleads guilty in drive-by
- Local briefs for August 19, 1999
- School of medicine to name dean
- City briefs for August 19, 1999
- McChevron approved with separating wall
- County Courthouse thrown into Dark Ages
- Wedding-day blues take on new meaning as power outage hits
- Obituaries for August 19, 1999
- Talented lawyer Hill dead at 33 from apparent drug overdose
- Commission OKs AIDS program
- Editorial: Lake Mead in need of long-range plan
- Planet Hollywood: No changes in LV
- County rejects proposed asthma, cerebral palsy center
- Berkley vows to aid Venetian creditors
- Silver City set to close Oct. 31
- Community news briefs for August 19, 1999
- Plans for roadway upset Sahara business owners
- Record revenues propel gaming company
- Organization to host gaming figures
- Cash flow up 11.3 percent in second quarter
- Detroit to host October meeting
- Racial bias incident results in fine
- Players International license questioned
- Disclosure rules pass with changes
- Theme park reports loss for second quarter
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: The Las Vegas A's? Don't hold your breath
- Venetian suit against LVCVA advances
- Corrections
- Guinn draws heat over denying Gay Pride proclamation
- Woman killed in head-on collision
- Study suggests incentives for quiet planes at canyon
- Transportation costs drive index higher
- Doughnut maker considering selling stock
- Sane drug policy in U.S. elusive
- Letter: Use budget surplus to pay down debt
- Letter: Founding ideals of nation needed more than ever
- City Council OKs funds to help homeless shelters
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Reid's eye problems prompting concern
- Columnist Martin Kuz: Locals take attack on Goodman in stride
- Editorial: Bus service highlights shortfall
- Where I Stand -- Joe Neal: Gambling must ante up
- Box score: Redhawks 5, Stars 4
- Fight schedule
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Del Mar
- Friday at Saratoga
- Mayhem, musicality meet during Sevendust set
- Friday at Del Mar
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Weekend jaunt includes friends, fun at Del Mar track
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Relationship woes vex TV judges
- Feng Shui corrals life's energy
- Alleged carjacker had violent past
- Nevada governor won't sign proclamation for Reno's gay pride event
- Underdog stays alive in chess semifinals
- Results of Round 6, Game 4
- Nevada chosen for anti-smoking campaign
- GOP keeps razor-thin majority in Nevada
- This week's races
- NASCAR Winton Cup schedule, standings
- NASCAR Busch Grand National schedule, standings
- NASCAR Craftsman Truck schedule, standings
- CART schedule, standings
- Indy Racing League schedule, standings
- NHRA schedule, standings
- Formula One schedule, standings
- Wallace wary of Gordon from start
- Houstons are something old, something new
- Radios rule the road in NASCAR
- Doctor sued by Nevada man on wrongful death allegation
- High Court rejects Imperial Palace appeal in firing dispute
- Coyote clan becoming a nuisance at airport
- Licensing approved for Paris-Las Vegas resort
Wednesday, Aug. 18
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Visit to Montana cleanses the spirit
- Lawmaker seeks ban on fees for protective orders
- Real estate company founder dies of cancer
- Third person charged in theft of historic skulls
- State officials confident systems are Y2K compliant
- DuPont gives UNR major gift in form of mining technology patent
- Guinn names state's first health care ombudsman
- Community briefs for August 18, 1999
- Detroit casino business continues to boom
- New Orleans casino plans big opening
- Chevron files lawsuit, seeks to repossess LV service station
- Second-quarter revenues soar
- Herbst family quiet on bankrupt property
- City Council OKs zone change for hotel-casino
- Neighborhood meetings for parkway expansion
- Murphy's fashion statement banned
- Scientists no help when it comes to faults
- Testimony of Texas victims sought in trial
- 10-year plan to improve water quality proposed
- Teachers' pay goes to arbitration
- Herrera, Kenny go to law school
- Malone says put Askew issue to rest
- Day care programs to receive federal assistance
- Binion's lifestyle described
- Yucca layoffs possible
- Reward offered for power-line vandals
- Fire still unofficial emergency
- Fire chief job to stay
- Storey wonders about Mustang
- Paper, TV Station seek to bar newsroom searches
- FAA probes McCarran emergency landing
- County briefs for August 18, 1999
- Sanitation District director Gans leaving for LVCVA
- Girlfriend charged in fatal car jacking
- Pawnshop trial nears conclusion
- Obituaries for August 18, 1999
- Gulf Coast wants to replace Atlantic City as No. 2 hot spot
- Grand image on the Strip
- Hanson finds spot with Rebels -- at long snapper
- Man pleads guilty to shooting officer
- Education board member reveals temporary move
- Tighter security planned at NLV jail
- 'James McNair's Cakes' offers treats to please the soul
- Sands Expo Center signs Super Show to 3-year deal
- Disposable culture underlines environmental concerns and shift away from 'interdependence'
- Tickets for Winston Cup race to go on sale Sept. 7
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Hot seat is familiar for Horton
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: LVI sponsor exemptions tough to come by
- Construction management accredited
- Gold producer reports second quarter loss
- Regulators asked to reconsider ruling
- Prep standout Christie moves to Mississippi
- Columnist Peter Benton: Watson to debut on Senior PGA Tour
- International aid teams pour into earthquake zone, death toll nears 3,500
- UNLV establishes cancer institute
- Las Vegas Area Fishing Report
- Nevada students score higher than national average on ACT
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Del Mar
- Thursday at Saratoga
- Thursday at Del Mar
- Letter: Baby elephants suffered cruel fate
- Letter: America must define morals
- Letter: NRA defender mixing up two diverse ideologies
- Box score: Redhawks 5, Stars 2
- Editorial: Health care agencies set for emergencies
- Editorial: Intolerance blemishes discourse
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Getting back to shopping, post-vacation
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Playhouse construction preview held at House of Blues
- CORRECTION
- Community news briefs for August 18, 1999
- State approves extra money to fight wildfires
- Adams eliminated in World Chess semifinals
- Results of Round 6, Game 3
- Tribes kick off new TV ads to let voters know Indian gambling still in limbo
- Business jet makes 'wheels-up' landing in Las Vegas
- Nevada gov won't sign proclamation for Reno's gay pride event
- Stars announced for annual children's benefit
- Sacramento area may be polluting Lake Tahoe
- County courthouse goes dark
- Gardener says dogs and curtains made him suspicious
- Nevada university to develop promising anti-pollution technology
Tuesday, Aug. 17
- Acquisition firms buy rating
- Teachers likely to begin new school year without a new contract
- Atlantic City property files for bankruptcy
- Grave robber pleads guilty
- Man wins reversal of drug conviction
- NAACP, Reno police meet over arrests of minorities
- Poisoning considered again to rid Lake Davis of trout
- Loss widens for local casino company
- Court briefs for August 17, 1999
- News briefs for August 17, 1999
- Car jacking leads to murder charges
- Debate brewing over Sacramento pollution impact on Lake Tahoe
- LV election expenses set records
- Police union boss defends NLV contract
- State Supreme Court gives mother new chance to gain custody of kids
- Court blocks city takeover of troubled apartment complex
- Settlement of Metro lawsuit approved
- City Council might take legal action to close adult bookstore
- Impact of July 8 flood still felt
- Askew returns, ready to work
- Pawnshop kidnap, robbery trial opens
- Neighborhood wins school bus service
- Obituaries for August 17, 1999
- Relatives of escapee, wife ordered free on personal bond
- Tabish's financial woes may be aired at preliminary hearing
- Nevada Power cuts into wilderness area
- Rebels volleyball team mentioned in poll
- LV casino owner agrees to $136,307 fine
- Venetian posts quarterly losses of $30.9 million
- Company attributes losses to software glitches
- DSL Internet service begins Sept. 1
- Dealerships sue NDOT, highway contractor
- Bank of America sues development builder
- Equinox kept in limbo
- McCarran flight delays have tripled in '99
- UNLV basketball team has four dates on ESPN
- Community news briefs for August 17, 1999
- 1999 American Legion Baseball Western Regional Tournament results
- Old-fashioned records still have their fans
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: 'Strip basketball' game revealed at Rutgers
- Silverado upended in Legion final
- Columnist Dean Juipe: New leagues need savvy to survive
- Huge earthquake rocks Turkey; rescuers dig to free victims
- Going back to the farm pays off for Pierucci
- Furyk questions need for PGA Tour rivalries
- Letter: Media gullible about nuke waste
- Letter: Where was press at Tiffany funeral?
- Letter: Housewarming was appreciated
- Letter: Support candidate who answers questions honestly
- State proposes changes in hospice operations
- Columnist John Katsilometes: The scent of sex at Delmonico
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Del Mar
- Wednesday at Del Mar
- Wednesday at Saratoga
- Editorial: Patient ombudsman creates controversy
- Box score: Zephyrs 3, Stars 0
- Editorial: Nonevent in Iowa is new reality
- Where I Stand -- Randy Walker: Keeping ahead of growth
- Results of Round 6, Game 2
- Quiet draws mark World Chess semifinals
- Jenny Craig Weight Loss among those named in diet drug lawsuit
- Wagon train reaches Sierra
- Douglas County to consider Superfund designation for mine
- Nevada students score near average in college entrance exam
- Patrolman fired shot at wanted man who ran from I-80
- Astronomers baffled over mysterious space light
- Noxious weed introduced in U.S.; sold as pond plant
- Court upholds Arizona jail's ban on nude pictures
- Sacramento area may be polluting Lake Tahoe
- Mauling victim holds no grudge against attacking grizzly
- Key dates in Hawaii's century-long journey to statehood
- Hawaii battled racism, anticommunism in statehood effort
- Box score: Zephyrs 10, Stars 2
- Box score: Stars 4, Zephyrs 3
Monday, Aug. 16
- Tax refund for power company approved
- Drowning at Pyramid Lake
- Fire crews focus on grass, brush
- Power line trouble leads to fires
- Douglas County to consider Superfund designation for mine
- Odyssey maker posts $3.2 million loss
- Anchor chief fears 'Strike It Rich' may sour players
- Harrah's outbids Jackpot for Players International
- Fate of museums part of casino talks
- City on target for 33 million guests in '99
- Fourth-quarter profit cuts company's losses
- Winning Bid cleared by state
- Education board shy on teacher referendum
- FBI warrants expected for husband, wife in escape case
- Lawyers question barring of media at courthouse
- Doctors, nurses, others embracing unions
- Saturday's results at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
- Box score: Stars 7, Zephyrs 5
- Local news briefs for August 16, 1999
- Carjacking leads to two deaths
- NLV sued by jail bosses
- Julian not to be confused with that Lennon
- Community news briefs for August 16, 1999
- At-risk students graduate from tutorial program
- More than $500,000 raised by LV Founders
- EPA trouble with county's proposed dust plan expected
- Services scheduled for Utah tornado victim
- Asset growth reported by several LV banks
- LV company breaks even
- Loan totals closing in '98 record
- Toner cartridge recyclers wage obscure war from LV
- LV tries to keep FBI in the city
- City's spokeswoman Hanson resigning job
- Track champion Ray records LVMS victory
- Obituaries for August 16, 1999
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Woods adds to best-ever argument
- Skyhawks' West hits 4 homers in laugher
- Rohlman, known for contagious gift of laughter, dies at 104
- Mason gets his chance to sparkle
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Plenty of hope in '99 for 2-year-olds
- Letter: Don't sell land to airport authority
- Letter: Cancel funding for mental health
- Letter: Can't compare Detroit casino taxes to Las Vegas
- Results of Semifinal Round, Game 1
- World Chess semifinals off to explosive start
- Editorial: Air Force land deal is welcome
- Tracy finishes 2nd in CART race
- TV and videogames notwithstanding, the circus still mesmerizes
- Better pay, retirement benefits, technology all needed, Army leader says
- Emergency care on Dec. 31 is already on many minds
- For the anniversary of the King's death, a tour of all thing Elvis in Las Vegas
- New Yorker pleads guilty to charges in outcall case
- Housekeeper links Binion's girlfriend to July 1998 torture case
Sunday, Aug. 15
Saturday, Aug. 14
Friday, Aug. 13
- Education board revokes two teachers' licenses
- Nevadans add contributions to Clinton defense fund
- Sunrise, Humana reach settlement
- State bails out Lincoln County with $1 million for school
- Ely City Council takes first step toward closing brothel
- Father gets 25 years in prison for shooting two men
- Police: Name-calling at root of fatal shooting in Carson City
- Body found in Lake Mead identified as Army sergeant
- Airport board puts new limits on public comment
- Governor likely to seek federal aid for ranchers hit by fires
- Anthem plans receive commission OK
- Las Vegas company sues, alleges software glitch
- Sprint PCS selling wireless Internet access
- Former Rebel chasing Garcia for PGA lead
- 'Mr. Baseball'
- High-density residential threat raises concerns of planners
- Retaliation killings get two 25-year sentences
- Supreme Court denies appeal in fatal shooting
- UMC says union settlement reached
- LV Strip casinos post 'same-store' decline
- Gaming revenue soars in Illinois, Atlantic City
- Judge won't release copies of Murphy's Sept. 18 videotape
- Nevada warns consumers of advance fee loan scams
- Adult bookstore sues city over denial of expansion
- Seed company in cash crunch, predicts profitability by next year
- California company withdraws offer
- Murphy described affair to her friend
- EPA to tighten radiation-emission standards
- Teacher recruiting fills almost every position
- Goodman pal registers as lobbyist
- Prisoner escape baffles officials
- Crews mop up after police; meth labs leave toxic mess
- Nevada 'green power' plan seeks financing
- School Board cuts 13 shows on Channel 10
- New code would require property specifics
- Racketeering suit names LV auto auctions, dealers
- LV gas prices hit $1.44, set record in Reno
- Construction defects claimed
- Ethics fines placed on hold
- Community briefs for August 13, 1999
- Suit filed over obscure casino cart companies
- Venetian restaurant posts strong sales
- Durango, Silverado rally for victories
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Less fanfare yet sluggers remain hot
- Online property information will speed up county business
- Finances worsen for LV Strip restaurateur
- Switched to fullback spot, Wofford rises to challenge
- Darr belts 8th home run to lift Spencer, Stars past Salt Lake
- SCORE desert racers gear up for Primm event
- This week's races
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Montoya not feeling heat in points race
- LV's Keever defeated in golf tourney
- House to vote on compromise bombing-range bill
- Obituaries for August 13, 1999
- Public employees group gives donation to fund
- Downtown residents fear kids' long walk to school
- Las Vegas Motor Speedway driver points standings
- Officials say flood-control system worked
- SCORE point leaders
- CCSN celebrates opening of anchor on Charleston campus
- Box score: Stars 7, Buzz 5
- Fund created for children of victim of tornado
- Saturday at Saratoga
- Saturday at Del Mar
- Births for August 13, 1999
- Datebook
- Movie Guys: 'Brokedown Palace' just simply can't be fixed
- Dial File --Steve Bornfield: In defense of ... the networks?
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Orlando has always had an 'ear' for good music
- Riviera comedians tackle diverse topics
- UNLV professor turns into Thoreau
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Dr. Seuss not up to snuff as war-era editorial cartoonist
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Up close and personal with Moby
- Editorial: California must do more to save Tahoe
- Editorial: Goodman comments create flap
- Where I Stand -- Brian Cram: Schools sprouted in '80s
- Letter: Sun breast-feeding article informative
- Letter: Traffic crackdown could fill coffers
- Letters: Cab drivers make bad impression
- Letter: Simple economics: You pay for what you use
- Vegas-bound Julian Lennon talks about John, Yoko and his life
- Officers confiscate marijuana plants
- Judge rules knife collection violates man's probation
- Hearing postponed for man accused in fast food store shooting
- Man accused of murdering officer not allowed to represent self at trial
- Governor to meet with firefighters
- Gibbons, Guinn seeking federal relief for wildfire victims
- Researcher: Ring of fire around Lake Tahoe "Not going to happen"
- Polgar in trouble as chess quarterfinals begin
- Round 5, Game 1 results
- Former California prostitute sentenced in Reno kidnapping
- Nevada casinos win $8.5 billion in fiscal 1998-99
- Highlights of FY98-99 Revenue Report on Nevada Casinos
- Review of higher altitude Navy bombing runs finds no big impact
- Administration official says tax cut could take Lake Tahoe money
- Business owners, builders, totaling tornado damage
- Little oversight for industry critics call rife with abuse
- Another brothel threatened with closure
- Funeral prepayment often leaves consumers vulnerable
- Bones of historic Mountain Meadows massacre victims unearthed
- Babysitter allegedly forced child to eat vomit
- Sheriff's dispatcher accused of burglary
Thursday, Aug. 12
- Equinox strikes deal, is back in business
- Revenue up for Spaghetti Bowl contractor
- Henderson firm expands with acquisition
- Retailer sued over rent
- Probe of Chairez campaign finances ends
- Man arrested after apartment fire
- Venetian, builder call truce
- Foothill tests on Friday
- Junior team holds hockey tryouts
- Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art $7.5 million expansion opens
- Las Vegan advances in golf tournament
- County pursues plan to connect the valley
- Obituaries for August 12, 1999
- Dry-cleaner Shapiro dies after surgery
- Overbuilding worries downtown developers
- West Las Vegas home damaged by fire
- Askew, Herrera meet; directors' jobs threatened
- Rock star accused of inciting violence during LV concert
- Summer camp helps boy who lost his father
- Judge denies request to videotape testimony
- State casinos post 7.9 percent increase in win for fiscal year
- Sunrise, Humana reach settlement
- 11 indicted by federal grand jury
- Prisoner escapes jail in North Las Vegas
- Judges keep veil of secrecy over meeting
- Suspect in Jewish center shooting taken to L.A.
- Boston, Detroit casino flights to A.C. to end
- MGM Grand acquires land for resort
- In-law: Ted Binion feared Murphy's recordings
- ADL outraged by shooting
- LVCVA told to promote city's new entertainment offerings
- State releases $1 mil. for school in Pioche
- Woman indicted in motorcyclist's death
- Tornado victim will be remembered as leader
- Las Vegas man killed by rare Utah tornado
- Gaming industry taking no stance on business tax hike
- Suit claims Ford Expedition safety defects caused death of LV doctor
- Alliance Gaming results improve
- Ex-poker dealers considering lawsuit
- City sues to acquire riverfront land
- Man who stabbed wife to death sentenced
- LV rabbi: Need for vigilance, education ongoing
- Most seriously injured child recovering
- Suspect in Fourth of July deaths arraigned
- Knife collection not so innocent
- Small plants good enough for arrest
- Hearing for Taco Bell shooter delayed
- Self-representation ruled out for killer of policeman
- Guinn to survey fire damage
- Gold Rush wagon train making way through Nevada
- Kirby, Stars pummel Buzz
- Smith is ready to move Sears Pt. race here
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Girls soccer team brings home title
- Robinson relying on Rebel seniors
- Jonsson crashes car during IRL test
- Goodman tells Jewish veterans hate crimes must be dealt with
- Suspect fits profile associated with hate groups, other radicals
- What's that sweet smell wafting in Carson Valley?
- Where did the can with the dent go? Where else but ... The Dented Can
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Win would salvage rough year for McCullough
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Cliff divers to pay a visit to Lake Havasu
- Letter: Republicans are now Independents
- Letter: Rich always seem to be getting richer
- Letter: Arena would cater to celebrities
- Letter: Critic is wrong about deterioration of Las Vegas
- Editorial: Congress should address gun control
- Editorial: Learning from past negligence
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Some show ticket prices on rise while others stay put
- Where I Stand -- Mimosa Jones: JFK Jr. led a generation
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Memories of food and Vegas
- Community news briefs for August 12, 1999
- Flood victims receive first funds from SBA
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Del Mar
- Friday at Saratoga
- Friday at Del Mar
- Box score: Stars 17, Buzz 1
- One dead, one injured in plane crash
- Teachers mulling business tax to help fund schools
- Fight schedule
- Wednesday's Playoff Results
- Longshots advance at Chess World Championship as eight players survive
- Feinstein: California lags behind Nevada's efforts to save Lake Tahoe
- Huge fire outbreak dwindles to mop-up after a vicious week
- NASCAR Craftsman Truck schedule, standings
- Formula One schedule, standings
- NASCAR-Winston Cup schedule, standings
- Indy Racing League schedule, standings
- NHRA schedule, standings
- NASCAR Busch Grand National schedule, standings
- CART schedule, standings
- Fishing reports -- Las Vegas area -- Aug. 12, 1999
- Federal officials report new incident of wolves killing a cow
- Farmworkers take a stand, suing trucking companies in van crash
- At chilly gathering, nudists fight to protect an indulgence under siege
- Tornado may mean bust for some trade show retailers
Wednesday, Aug. 11
- PDS Financial posts loss
- Acres Gaming losses widen
- Metro plans West Coast recruiting
- Richardson says NTS workers should be covered in benefits plan
- Equinox appeals order freezing its assets
- Shooting suspect in LV
- Park problems
- Adelson, Culinary won't budge
- Help send needy children to camp
- Executive to sell some stock
- L.A. shooter surrenders in Las Vegas
- LVCVA, Venetian argue over convention center delays
- Wonder, others to launch Paris-Las Vegas
- One man killed, another injured in crash of small plane at Lake Mead
- Tabish, key Binion witness face lawsuit for $300,000 in mining royalties
- Guard down
- Marriage license copies available online
- Local briefs for August 11, 1999
- Man who blew up apartment loses bid to delay sentencing
- Some commissioners hope for Askew deal
- Southwest shareholders approve Oneok merger
- Douglas County is state's top garlic and onion producer
- Organ donation lobbyist gets transplant
- Forum anniversary to be held at lake
- Ely may be next on brothel ban bandwagon
- Small shareholders rip Southwest Gas merger
- Focus of fires moves eastward
- Sunrise expanding to meet population growth
- Concrete strikers replaced
- Former cop receives probation in sex case
- Profit up 20 percent for Hughes Corp. owner
- Hearing set for suspects in death of palsy patient
- Blockbuster stock sale seen as weak
- CEO treated for prostate cancer
- Alcoa offers to buy Reynolds
- Editorial: Hope lives for alpine treasure
- FBI source: Shooting suspect surrenders in Las Vegas
- Draws abound at World Chess Championship
- IRL driver Ray crashes two cars at Speedway
- On the Scene -- Elizabeth Foyt: Hawaiian-style party benefits Shade Tree shelter
- Stars' bats silenced by Buzz
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Kirch campers get good news
- Newcomers making an impact on defensive line
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Pro golf tournaments help local organizations
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Local books turn backs on NFL prop
- Obituaries for August 11, 1999
- Columnist Peter Benton: Ryder players should not fret about money
- Entertainer Robert Sacca dies of leukemia at 48
- Local squads are in the hunt
- Letter: Unruly kids keep seniors from eatery
- Letter: Gun registration disarms citizens
- Letter: Convention center expansion probably won't benefit public
- Community news briefs for August 11, 1999
- On Hitchcock's centennial, directors still work in his shadow
- Shooting suspect returns to L.A.
- Editorial: Some development OK for environment
- American Legion Baseball Western Regional Tournament
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Del Mar
- Thursday at Del Mar
- Thursday at Saratoga
- Box score: Buzz 3, Stars 1
- Shooting suspect remains jailed in Las Vegas
- Philip Shapiro, Co-Founder of Al Phillips Cleaners, Dies Following Brain Surgery
- Chronology of events in shooting at Jewish community center
- Box score: Stars 7, Buzz 4
Tuesday, Aug. 10
Monday, Aug. 9
- Box score: Stars 7, Rainers 1
- Box score: Rainiers 5, Stars 3
- Information on redistricting
- Redistricting plan for city includes two new wards
- Community news briefs for August 9, 1999
- Obituaries for August 9, 1999
- Some kids' only chance comes from donations
- More storms pose wildfire threat in Northern Nevada
- Mobile home park project rejected by planners
- Education briefs for August 9, 1999
- United Way names new officers
- CHP investigates trucking outfit involved in two fatal accidents
- Father's long search for son finally over
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Trainer Walden pulls off a Sunday sweep
- Builders claim low-income housing company owes them
- Suits fly over failed sale of hotel
- Casino popularity may mean unwanted attention for Indians
- Kansas sues Babbitt to block Indian casino
- Record cash flow by riverboat operator
- AG office admits gathering intelligence
- State goes after Equinox again
- Decking the landscape
- ONEOK poised to win merger fight for utility
- Local news briefs for August 9, 1999
- Truck crushes auto on Interstate 15
- Up to 70 percent of day traders losing money
- 2,900 miners to lose jobs
- Serenade condo owners sue builder
- Venetian probe begins
- American ready to integrate Reno Air flights at McCarran
- LVMS results
- Sutro Tunnel a big draw
- Business events for August 9, 1999
- Rival brothel owner has plans for former workers at Mustang
- Plans laid for drying underpass
- Tracy stays hot with second-place finish
- Tacoma manager breaks record against Stars
- Perkins wins IMCA event; Gilbert prevails
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Rival papers jumped gun on Douglas
- New punter earns high marks from Robinson
- Ruelas, New Frontier both showing their age
- LV team wins Norway Cup
- Commissioners reject request to fund survey
- No 'Mystery': Rush relishes playing the villain
- Superintendent defends retreat at Lake Tahoe
- Seven arrested after fight at nightclub
- Business owners complain about Hot August Nights restrictions
- Seven facing casino charges
- Brothel owner not sorry to see end of Mustang Ranch reign
- Leko eliminated, World Chess Championships sweet sixteen set
- Firefighters seek to contain Nevada wildfires before more lightning
- Round 3 playoffs results
- Willis' 'Sixth Sense' frightens up top box-office debut
- Box score: Rainiers 3, Stars 0
- Automaker bringing 600 jobs to Las Vegas call center
- Letter: Bush, Quayle don't tell whole truth
- Letter: Psychiatry often worsens violence
- Letter: Too few fear potential abuses by managed care
- Editorial: Herrera puts foot in mouth
- New boss unlikely to mean major changes
- Firefighters trying to contain Nevada wildfires before more lightning
- DMV lines may become a thing of the past -- maybe
- Infamous brothel surrenders keys to government
Sunday, Aug. 8
Saturday, Aug. 7
Friday, Aug. 6
- Prosecutors move to ensure testimony of key witness in Floyd case
- Miracle Mile flooding may have been averted
- Earnings decline as expected
- Suit over convention center expansion headed to trial
- Suit alleges neglect led to developer's death
- Mining officials say industry is under government attack
- Hotel-casino sues insurer over fire
- MGM Grand to buy back more stock
- Profit falls for slot route operator
- Black Book nomination submitted for fugitive slot-machine cheater
- Charges still flying between Venetian, Bovis
- Bankruptcies
- Gun, knife use down on campus
- Postal passing
- Las Vegas gains Atlanta, Tulsa flights
- Vegas tribute acts pay their respects to the real deal
- Las Vegas ice maker sold
- Casinos' roles debated during problem gaming awareness week
- Summer camp helps
- Boy, 15, gets probation in shootings
- Governor proposes LV parking garage
- Two sentenced in Blitzstein case
- LV takes steps to overhaul its core
- EPA grant will help Las Vegas clean up contaminated sites
- Blown tire leads to parkway death
- Ensign questions recount cost
- Nevadans rip DOE report
- Local briefs for August 6, 1999
- Blazes draw firefighters from around nation
- Companies fined for dust pollution
- Goodman defends his Cabinet selection
- Pharmacy fined for double-filling prescription
- LV woman in battle over missing jewels
- Padres bosses check arena location
- Herrera calls for removal of Askew
- Bail option delayed for ex-cop in sex case
- Obituaries for August 6, 1999
- Domenici's plan could contain Yucca's fate
- Movie Guys: 'Iron Giant' a towering achievement in animation
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Rudd has plenty on the line at Indianapolis
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Speedway changes not all so hot
- Agassi wins 2 matches
- LV team in quarterfinals
- Date book
- Coyotes lose in Anaheim
- Mason provides laugh-packed hour
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: 'A Short History of Las Vegas' lives up to its title
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: Unexamined life is not worth TV
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Mason, others have always been politically incorrect
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Pay a lovely musical visit to the 'Buena Vista Social Club'
- Editorial: McGwire may have erased andro stigma
- Letter: Clearing up DMV misconceptions
- Letter: Art Force: ad man extraordinaire
- Letter: Hillary Clinton not convincing
- Letter: Congress needs to ensure medical records kept private
- Editorial: Settle Venetian bickering
- Where I Stand -- Pat Christenson: Well-revenued venues
- Birth Announcements
- Stars shut out by Tacoma, 10-0
- Silverado wins Legion title
- Recruits to report Saturday
- Lake Las Vegas' Mack to enter Hall
- Western states' use of Colorado River water
- Box score: Rainiers 10, Stars 0
- Nevada State American Legion Baseball Tournament
- Saturday at Del Mar
- Saturday at Saratoga
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Del Mar
- Las Vegas Motor Speedway points standings
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Thursday, Aug. 5
- MGM Grand faces fine
- County can bear nudist parking
- City workers complaining of sick-building problems
- State regulator won't challenge tip-pooling
- Radioactive fallout victims seek compensation
- Local flood victims can claim breaks on taxes
- Injunction issued in game dispute
- Feds hit actor with child-support charge
- Slot maker's profit falls, beats estimate
- Tribe, LV firm trade accusations
- Regulators OK Paris opening
- Airline passenger indicted for disturbance
- Tahoe ski areas record banner season
- Bank expands in New Mexico, Colorado
- LV travel company denies feds' fraud charges
- For-profit hospitals blamed for higher Medicare costs
- Teen's jackpot proves costly for AC Hilton
- Men admit practicing dentistry without licenses
- Gambling board member indicted
- Investor may rescue bankrupt miner
- Las Vegas City Briefs
- Grand jury indicts driver in fatal crash
- Director named at EPA lab
- Associate dean finalist for med school chief
- Single mom needs help sending kids to camp
- LV, Nevada officials work to preserve LVCVA bonds
- Obituaries for August 5, 1999
- City will get more info about developer partners
- Investor optimism remains high for Internet stocks
- Tavern wins eight-year fight to expand casino
- Watch your bags, wallets at airports
- County deals Rosewood two blows in feud with Venetian
- Changes sought in adult-store laws
- Targeting felons with firearms
- Secretary: Binion cut off Murphy credit card
- Venetian-builder rift widens
- Deja vu again for juror
- Council OKs construction on northern beltway projects
- Fed grand jury indicts 24 people
- Money OK'd for Windsor Park moves
- Senator says trucks ruining his neighborhood
- Local briefs for August 5, 1999
- Sparks man comatose after lightning strike
- Lightning-sparked fires burning 200,000 acres across Nevada
- New-look Tracy contending for CART title
- Friday at Saratoga
- Tyson reportedly to fight Douglas Oct. 2 at MGM
- Masters meet at Mojave High
- Bond proposed for contractor protesting bid process
- Grime fighter battles sanitation department
- Silverado, Gorman to meet for title
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: To Maloof family, hospitality is good business
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Don't expect any miracles from Rebels
- Killer's mental state in doubt
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Reid not bothered by quick turnaround
- Mayweather, Norwood eye bout in 2000
- Ruelas stepping back into the ring
- Fight schedule
- Friday at Del Mar
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Del Mar
- Nevada State American Legion Baseball Tournament
- This week's races
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Cat ownership has distinct pleasures
- Everyone's invited as weddings go out over the Internet from a Las Vegas chapel
- Canyon Plan at a Glance
- Community news briefs for August 5, 1999
- Facts and figures on Indian gambling
- Group gets out word on blacks, health care
- Where I Stand--Danny Gans: Making an impression
- Columnist Joe Delaney: New Year's Eve performances on Strip can be affordable
- Editorial: County pitches in money for beltway
- Editorial: Doubts over B-52 burn tests
- Letter: 'Kudos' to anyone who bans smoking
- Letter: Greenspun column was inspirational
- Letter: Fremont Street has great shows
- Letter: Build an arena that serves needs of working class
- National racing schedules and standings
- Fishing report -- Las Vegas area -- Aug. 5, 1999
Wednesday, Aug. 4
- Mortgage rates top 8%, slowdown feared
- Accounting firm sued over bankruptcy of LV firm
- Cox Cable decries credits for telephone rivals in LV
- Strip has first black restaurant owner
- Man claims he was duped in concert deal
- Henderson council amends growth plan on northeast side
- Chef apologizes for table-top antics of television host at Strip restaurant
- Consumers turning away from ATM surcharges
- Airport slot company gets lucrative new deal
- Echo Glenn condo owners sue
- Adelson mum on financial situation, acknowledges resort's 'rocky start'
- FTC goes after LV company in travel fraud crackdown
- Venetian owner sued over contract
- Gambling money dividing city officials
- Gamblers give casino chips to church
- Two casino openings may be delayed
- Resort, builders sued over worker's death
- South Dakota bank expands to Nevada
- Wrestlers confirm plan to sell Debbie Reynolds resort
- Murphy told manicurist Binion would overdose on heroin
- Binion may have violated campaign-finance law
- County gives pact for Metro facility
- Paupers' graves abundant in LV
- Sandoval named to library board
- 2 charged in death of palsy patient
- Meadows residents celebrate Night Out with more cops
- Local news briefs for August 4, 1999
- Suit filed to recover ethics fine
- Killer of convenience store clerk receives life sentence
- Berkley preparing for challenge to House seat
- DOE workers learn security techniques
- Results of World Chess Championship Round 2, Game 1
- Second seed shocked as big guns roll out in Chess Championship
- Former Metro Police officer fights charge of sex with teen
- County to pay beltway costs left hanging by Hughes Corp.
- Mining industry says it is under attack by feds, critics
- Tribes plead for better funding of management costs
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Trip to Africa was worth the wait
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Duval predicts Ryder Cup boycott
- Stars' Guiel wins medal with Canada
- Marty Stuart brings his 'Pilgrim' sound to Vegas
- Gators, Skyhawks prevail
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Buffalo Jim looks North for survival
- Columnist Peter Benton: Berning joins staff at Walters Golf
- Letter: Goodman should lower city taxes
- Letter: Casinos removed the gamble long ago
- Letter: Nolvadex effective cancer therapy
- Letter: Lying Democrats have created a divided nation
- Editorial: Tortoise rescue plan earns praise
- Longtime Nevada casino executive Pieper dies at 80
- Obituaries for August 4, 1999
- Editorial: School district's Willis public relations master
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: HELP volunteers rewarded for service to community
- Storey officials consider brothel future
- Community news briefs for August 4, 1999
- Group honors new councilwoman
- Children of inner city will get new look at life
- Casino restaurant reprimanded for wild Robin Leach party
- Closure of famous Nevada brothels could cripple county budget
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Del Mar
- Thursday at Saratoga
- Thursday at Del Mar
- Box score: Stars 7, Sounds 3
- Nevada State American Legion Baseball Tournament
- Former officer wants to withdraw guilty plea in sex case
- Licensing endorsed for Paris-Las Vegas resort
- Africanized bees discovered in central New Mexico
- Box score: Stars 8, Sounds 0
- Lewis will be ready for annual telethon
- Fighter jet base troubles Western Shoshone National Council
- WWF to make IPO
- Political contributions flow
- Couple charged in death of disabled woman
- Reid worried about possible health effects of weapons experiments
- Nevada counties, towns get Forest Service grants
- Box score: Zephyrs 2, Stars 1
Tuesday, Aug. 3
- Obituaries for August 3, 1999
- Republic-AutoNation: A short history
- AutoNation strategy
- Plan for uranium disposal is criticized
- Local briefs for August 3, 1999
- Two plead guilty in ATM-vault robbery
- Union sets three protests at Venetian
- Annual gaming win jumped 9 percent
- Casino giant buys back shares
- Trump suit over AC tunnel financing rejected
- Treasurer seeks control of agency despite objections
- Four plead not guilty in slot scam
- Berkley explains vote on waste bill
- Man who faked death to be laid to rest
- F-22s may be based at Nellis
- LV's Airport Rent-A-Car franchise acquired
- Binion had tried to sell silver fortune
- Conservation solution was slow developing, but considered nation's best
- Venetian hit with more liens
- MGM Grand chairman to sell stock for nearly $14 mil.
- AutoNation eyes more LV growth
- Foe slams Southern Union tactics
- Firm expands cargo, training, maintenance
- Profit improves for LV chemical maker
- City workers say fungus has returned
- Ethics panel to hear citizen's complaint vs. county inspectors
- Goodman reaffirms faith in city attorney
- Del Papa: No truth to rumors about her quitting
- Left, right agree: Gambling is bad
- Seven dental practices in LV sold
- Nine local childcare centers sold
- Las Vegas attorney sued by federal stock regulators
- Vending machine company sues over lucrative pact
- Gators push Durango to the brink
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: UNLV's Ludwick makes powerful pro debut
- Durango tests Wednesday
- LV team triumphs in Norway
- Silver Bandits sign first player
- Profit increases for Las Vegas retail developer
- Henderson residents, family of 4 killed as pipes crash into cars
- Summer camp offers positive influences
- Community news briefs for August 3, 1999
- Convention authority wants to improve bowling stadium
- Construction damages water pipe, causes small flood
- Plans to burn B-52 pieces, uranium stirs concerns
- Las Vegas couple admits to keeping stolen cash
- Coast Resorts to sponsor LVMS races
- Arias says he'll quit baseball rather than return to Stars
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Elvis items: hunka-hunka burnin' bucks
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Robinson comfortable with Rebels
- 'Money,' Honey: A Sun reporter chronicles the adventure as his wife attempts to'Win Ben Stein's Money'
- Wednesday at Saratoga
- Letter: God not mentioned in our Constitution
- Letter: Veterans deserve good health care
- Letter: Reader doesn't care for insults
- Letter: Don't condemn tax cuts because rich benefit most
- Editorial: Quake is reminder of dump's danger
- Editorial: Don't arm probation officers
- Where I Stand -- Dr. William H. Bailey: A highlight moment
- Box score: Stars 7, Sounds 3
- Box score: Sounds 9, Stars 3
- Wednesday at Del Mar
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Del Mar
- Nevada State American Legion Baseball Tournament
- Berkley criticized for her vote on appropriations bill
- County buries Marine who faked his death
Monday, Aug. 2
- State reinstates nursing home
- Attentive mayor inaugurates open-door public meeting
- Obituaries for August 2, 1999
- Proposed ban on floating casinos hits opposition
- Venetian files lawsuit, builder to retaliate
- Estate tax repeal could leave hole in state budget for education
- Courses can help Nevadans deal with volatile situations
- Between a house and a hard place
- Rumors swirl around Del Papa
- Judge sides with county in denying pedestrian bridge
- Councilwoman moves to plug loophole
- Binion opened accounts just prior to death
- Comdex touts lower room rates, easier navigation
- LV man nominated to Black Book
- Chicago Title sold for $1.2 bil.
- Las Vegas bank expanding to Reno
- Bassett building a LV store
- Upcoming business events
- Agencies eye complaints by dealers at Summerlin resort
- Casino opening in North Korea
- Resort sues contractor over power outage
- LV company buying riverboat for $42 mil.
- Candidate seeks gaming moratorium
- Boaters stopped, reminded of safety
- Local news briefs for August 2, 1999
- Security czar sees Nevada DOE sites
- Driver of car in fatal crash may face charges
- U.S. champ falls in chess tournament
- School PR official resigns
- Condition of casino stab victim improves
- Tourists report quake tremors
- Man gets 15 years for role in mob hit
- Storey County considers outlawing brothels
- LV's Adler wins U.S. Open
- 'Runaway Bride' debuts at No. 1, despite witch scare
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Real Quiet, Victory Gallop could meet again
- 'Deep Blue Sea' star Samuel L. Jackson goes swimming with the sharks
- Community news briefs for August 2, 1999
- Basic making a name for itself in tournament
- Letter: Airport planners missed some things
- Letter: Governments made bad flood decisions
- Letter: Interfaith Center is thriving, not failing
- Letter: Candidates disdain use of 'soft money'
- Editorial: FAA should ground its canyon cap
- 'Show' time is almost here for Hermansen
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Stars need to get away from Padres
- Son of Traditional Values Coalition founder took casino cash
- Results of second game of Round 1
- More police planned, but some staying clear of Hot August Nights
- Upset victims fight back to force playoffs in chess championship
- Nevada quakes startle Las Vegas residents, visitors
- Teacher education program caters to those with degrees
- American Legion Tournament results, schedule
- Three killed in illegal drag racing crash
- Classic cars return to Reno for Hot August Nights
- People slow to show for annual event
- Nevada stays cool while much of the nation bakes
- Earthquake sign that nuclear dump shouldn't be in Nevada, official says
- Drag racing not cause of wreck that killed family, police say
- Two suspects held in stabbing death at Ely brothel
- Vegas headliner moving to Mirage
- Reform Party quiet in Nevada
- County to bury Marine who faked his death
- Estate tax repeal could leave hole in Nevada's education budget
Sunday, Aug. 1
