Wednesday, June 30
Tuesday, June 29
Monday, June 28
Sunday, June 27
Saturday, June 26
Friday, June 25
- Legends at work
- Ticketmaster displaced at T&M, Sam Boyd
- LV firm wins contract
- Retail sales in Nevada level off
- Floyd's attorneys waive hearing
- Obituaries for June 25, 1999
- Parents, teachers bail out of private school
- State allocates $40 million for first-time mortgage loans
- Las Vegas news briefs for June 25, 1999
- Nevada's top copper mine to close, 400 to lose jobs
- Sikia Smith convicted in four slayings
- Murphy, Tabish jailed in Binion murder case
- Detectives conclude Binion drug overdose was staged
- Confusion plagues new slot machine regulations
- Assistant principal gets top job at Rancho High
- School police hope to get a new boss
- Judge partially grants motion in slot fraud case
- Internet casinos to share customer information
- Las Vegas Stars best promotions
- School bus drivers cited for heroism
- Arrests provide sense of relief to family, friends of Binion
- Childhood friend: Tabish wanted him to kill Binion
- Del Papa asks nuke agency to review anti-terrorism plan
- Tiny Arizona restaurant hot spot during Powerball fever
- Analyst confirms company's rating
- UNLV women win rodeo title
- LV firm to run 'Net lottery
- Kambala promises he'll be back at full strength
- Former NLV city manager sues city
- Henderson planners approve subdivisions
- Anchor, Powerhouse merger clears hurdles
- Commission OKs $25,000 fine against Rio
- Acres gaming gets Australian deal
- Reorganized Ethics Commission to get new leader
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: New Todai seafood buffet is worth its weight in sushi
- Editorial: Problem gambling study needs boost
- Sun Life datebook
- Car show will honor memory of horse lover
- Letter: Clinton haters not welcome in foxhole
- Letter: Teach children Commandments
- Letter: The Platters just pretenders without Tony Williams
- Barnum and baseball
- Letter: LVMS: Wider is better
- Editorial: Court's decision alarming
- GOP holding meeting
- Las Vegas birth announcements
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callghan: An ungrateful enemy
- Anderson, Froehlich honored
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Fight card looks to be overpriced
- Illegal food confiscated from vendors
- Mining industry fears federal listing of toxic releases
- Panel approves continued funding for NTS anti-terrorism training
- UNLV names six new officers for fund-raising
- Allen makes all-star squad
- Goodman leaving mementos behind
- Las Vegas bankruptcies
- Standing ovations for Nelson and Co.
- Rock 'n' roll life 'crazee' for Quiet Riot's Dubrow
- Columnist Scott Dickensheets: Summertime and the reading isn't always easy
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Anka has done it his way for other musical greats
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: All things country coat pages of book 'Modern Twang'
- Firefighters gain upper hand in containing Reno wildland fire
- Floyd's preliminary hearing still set for Friday
- More delays in new rules on slot machine locations
- UNLV women add basketball player
- Coyotes rout Bluesmen
- Box score: Stars 7, Cubs 6
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Saturday at Hollywood Park
- Saturday at Belmont Park
- Former Sparks mayor named to state panel
- Assault charges dropped against Carson man
- Ormsby House deal falls through
- Etheridge: guts and pipes
- Lady 'Boss' keeps it simple and sincere
- REO Speedwagon to give classic show
- With Foreigner relations repaired and the double vision working again
- Scorpions buffeted by the winds of change
- Roth amusing as Vegas act, but irrelevant
- Band finds strength in numbers
- Image isn't everything
- New Bowie just can't compete in new scene
- Dancing on Reznor's edge
- This David Bowie's in world of his own
- This Week At LVMS debuts Saturday
- Las Vegas Motor Speedway standings -- June 25, 1999
- Around the track
- Nuclear cleanups fall short
- Ethics task force chief backs full-time County Commission
Thursday, June 24
- Mapes Hotel faces uncertain future
- Residents complain about proposed postal hub
- New slot machines approved in Nevada
- Viva Gaming hires Marty Gross
- Four Seasons Las Vegas offers golf
- President losses narrow
- Talks continue on LV casino theme
- Las Vegas firm gets Korean deal
- MGM Grand seen purchasing more casinos
- Land acquisition delays plague MGM Grand's A.C. casino plan
- Contractor recognizes union, will pay back pay
- Agency told gasoline emissions have unknown impact on Tahoe fish
- Census changes create criticism
- Internet gamers predict eventual U.S. acceptance
- Wall Street advises Goodman on gaming industry
- Chancellor deal includes Las Vegas signs
- Stock buyback launched
- Malone taking heat over new job
- Southern Nevada giant challenges Reno's status
- Floyd's lawyers take delay appeal to high court
- 2-year-old girl dies in automobile crash
- Labor, casinos big spenders on legislative campaigns
- Judge rejects mistrial in slayings case
- Las Vegas News Briefs for June 24, 1999
- COW buses earn national award for education leader
- Man indicted in arson attempt at Mormon chapel
- Former Vucanovich aide to head D.C. office
- Rhodes Homes making progress on complaints
- Nevadans get support to block gold sale
- Military and political life is not for actor Cromwell
- Extent of invasion by dangerous fire ants unknown
- City plans new contract-buyout program for workers
- Governor calls prescription plan, scholarships major achievements
- Engineer to be assistant city manager
- More-disciplined Tapia aiming to stay unbeaten
- Darr hurts shoulder as depleted Stars lose again
- Columnist Dean Juipe: McNeeley recounts horror of drug addiction
- Light hitters go for hefty stakes
- Obituaries for June 24, 1999
- Letter: Look for business as usual in 2000
- Letter: Open each school day with a prayer
- Letter: Communists aided by lying, deception of Clinton camp
- Like son, elder Trickle a winner
- MGM lands ESPYs
- Columnist Steve Carp: Immature Odom still doesn't get it
- Six Rebels on WAC team
- Denton quits CFL team
- Editorial: Dialing results in frustration
- Editorial: Antitrust regulators protect consumers
- Anti-smoking poker player, musician Macchiaverna dies
- Community news briefs for June 24, 1999
- Kids leave heat behind to discover nature, new friends
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: A shot at a real solution
- Columnist Ruth Deskin: Hospitalization can't be called a 'day off'
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Planning ahead for New Year's Eve here and abroad
- New players, old favorites compose Shakespeare Festival cast
- Tejano music's fifth annual Las Vegas Super Weekend gets underway
- Man killed trying to walk under tractor-trailer
- Ted Binion's girlfriend, friends charged with his murder
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Tempestuous Daly owes one more apology
- Depleted Durango suffers tough loss in tournament
- Friday at Belmont Park
- Friday at Hollywood Park
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Box score: Cubs 8, Stars 5
- Fight schedule
- American Legion Baseball Standings
- Former bookkeeper tells of skimming at Mustang Ranch
- Brush fire burns 200 acres north of Reno
- Mirage chairman has second thoughts on art tax laws
- Nevada Attorney General wants tighter security for spent nuclear fuel shipments
- Merchants sell nearly $2.3 billion in goods during April
- Metro cleared in Mortensen shooting lawsuit
- Two-year-old girl killed in traffic accident
Wednesday, June 23
- 'Jethro' lines up financing for casino
- HMO stock tumbles on earnings woes
- Fate of Albertson's managers unclear
- Adelson vows suit to block convention center financing
- Nevada gasoline prices tumble
- Accused of sexual misconduct, CEO quits
- Cars dangerous place for kids in summer
- LV firm's stock moving to SmallCap market
- Coast offers to exchange notes
- Parking the arts
- Billionaire may cut stake in casino operator
- Gambling via cellular phones launched
- Benefits seekers see some progress
- S. Nevada seeks surplus water from the Colorado
- Resort delays opening
- Coinless slots are seen as wave of future
- Playboy looking at up to 10 casinos
- Bryan outlines plans to stop DOE leaks
- Construction sites raise more dust
- Missile to be launched at NTS
- Las Vegas news briefs for June 23, 1999
- Federal commission's call for problem-gambling tax criticized
- Nevada study delayed on problem gambling
- Psychologists at odds in Smith trial
- Judge not swayed by claims of innocence in death of girl, 2
- Woman sentenced in death of daughter
- New patrol team fields motorists' complaints
- Roberts introduced culture to LV
- Tomatoes can liven up recipes
- Obituaries for June 23, 1999
- Box score: Cubs 8, Stars 4
- Community news briefs for June 23, 1999
- City Hall prepares for start of Goodman era
- Padres call up Davis
- Local heavyweight boxer Al Williams found dead
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Huge crowd says women have arrived
- Camping in
- Letter: Lower Slobovia appears in real life
- Letter: Discrimination ban not political issue
- Letter: Public pressure on retailers will keep gas prices down
- Boute, mother of French singing star Renaud, dies
- Editorial: DOE needs sweeping overhaul
- Fire, stunts punctuate Rammstein show
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Chamber enjoys evening of theater under the stars
- Editorial: Safe fireworks will make a sane Fourth
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Mail order shopping is different
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Wildlife program seeking volunteers
- A California man brings his recreational vehicle collection to Las Vegas to educate
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Locals can find good deals on links
- Mustang Ranch federal trial opens
- Columnist Peter Benton: SNJGA announces kids' tournaments
- Woman accused of aiming for joggers faces more charges
- Western senators back language protecting mining projects
- Tribes eye ballot initiatives for casino gambling
- Wynn's tax request hits snag
- Fishing report -- June 23, 1999
- Personal watercraft, careless boating draw warnings
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Thursday at Belmont Park
- Thursday at Hollywood Park
- Southern Nevada blanketed by construction site dust
- Missile test planned for over Nevada Test Site Saturday
- Ferguson named vice president of Donrey's newspaper operations
- Highlights of Legislature campaign finance report
- Legislature candidates raise more than $7 million for campaigns
- No monument for famed Genoan - only a grave
- Land swap halts airport bid
- State needs help to find and kill invading fire ants
- Three arrested for stealing police dummy
- Quietest state lobbyist uses different strategy
Tuesday, June 22
- Enterprise Township at center of expansion
- Dehne clipped for $5,000 in complaints on mayor
- LVCVA approves bond issue for center's expansion
- Reports: Nugget investigated for messenger betting
- Gamers face wider fraud lawsuit
- Sprint sets rollout of phone service of the future
- Nevada regulators OK utility merger
- Senators score well on environment
- Apartment alleges construction defects
- Builder files foreclosure action
- Rio agrees to $25,000 fine
- Recycling in county falling short of goal
- Schroeder, good friend of the arts and charities, dies
- Senior volunteers will hunt Medicaid fraud
- Obituaries for June 22, 1999
- High school seniors can get tutoring, take exit exam again
- Las Vegas news briefs for June 22, 1999
- Rural residents sue over zone change
- Neonopolis looking for occupants
- Worth the wait
- Charleston Heights developer Becker dies
- Despite incarceration, inmates find freedom practicing religion
- Gaming conference under way in LV
- Restructuring Department of Energy considered
- Visitation up slightly in April
- Resort to open lion habitat
- VLC, Kadlic in pact
- Job fair set for Thursday
- FTC clears Caesars sale
- Detroit casino to target high-rollers
- Keeping safe on Fourth
- Apology for DUI death meets with little sympathy from family
- Murder defendant's mother tells of his troubled youth
- Tracking device
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Columbine may alter jock culture
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: DOE's cynical culture
- Letter: Reagan, Bush had military reasons
- Letter: Charity grateful for refugee donations
- Letter: Gambling panel great source of information
- Editorial: Protect medical files now
- Editorial: Update on uranium tailings near river
- Mattel ties down arm on Tarzan toy to thwart perceived risque business
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Count on Ventura to tell naked truth
- Wedding announcement: Lowman-Baker
- Wedding announcement: Bolton-Cordero
- N.Y. woman to take college job
- New deal would fine Intel for creating too many jobs
- Local triathletes tackle land, water and stereotypes in quest for victory
- BLM approves annual Burning Man celebration
- Tainted fish in Nevada lake linked to mercury in loons
- Opening statements set in Mustang Ranch case
- Woman suing police claims unconstitutional conspiracy
- Public hearing on casino license held
- Congressman says he'll seek re-election rather than Senate seat
- Nevada's unemployment rate edges tops national rate in May
- Pyramid victim identified
- Man arrested for drunken driving files complaint against Metro police
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Baseball fans do the write thing for a day
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Hollywood Park
- Wednesday at Hollywood Park
- Wednesday at Belmont Park
- Judge chides Churchill DA's office for delay in trial
- Bryan, Reid to meet with USDA officials over milk pricing system
- Officials OK $150 million bond for convention center expansion
- Nevada gets $3.9 million to combat crime
- Albertson's to sell all LV stores
- Community news briefs for June 22, 1999
Monday, June 21
Sunday, June 20
Saturday, June 19
Friday, June 18
- Letter: Minor sports, major city
- Letter: Racing chiefs too powerful
- Letter: LVMS doesn't need 2nd race
- Letter: Boxing fans should boycott
- Letter: Ticketless fans fighting mad
- Public defender moves to stop hearing broadcast
- Circus Circus holders clear name change
- Nevada delegation calls study 'worthless'
- Gaming execs, analysts blase about fed study
- No surprises in report
- Judge blocks casino credit card ban
- Bomb hoax evacuates Excalibur
- Strip resort adding trapeze act
- Kyl bill ready for final Senate action
- NOW president expects more subdued visit
- Jury hears tape of suspect's statement to police
- Riverboat damaged, set to reopen
- Casino collectibles, chips on display at LV convention
- Regent says inequity in college funds bad as ever
- LV firm avoids paying disputed jackpot
- Freeways raise real estate values
- Casino industry struggles to find, train workers
- Courthouse security increased after slaying suspects threatened
- Phone company invests in LV company
- Kroger flexes muscles with earnings
- Box score: Stars 7, Sidewinders 6
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Lakers luck into solution to problems
- Davis headed for all-star appearance
- Former Rebels consider taking IBL shot
- The puck rolls here
- De La Hoya-Trinidad news conference on TV
- UNLV players on GTE team
- Taco Shop founder Robledo dies at 70
- More funds sought for new teachers
- Regents criticize lawmakers' action over proposed college
- Spouse employment spurs regents' debate
- Win caps unlikely comeback
- UNLV women name two assistant coaches
- Obituaries for June 18, 1999
- HIV/AIDS group looking for help
- Birth announcements
- Panelists agree: Gambling addiction problem growing
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Chassis switch may give Hearn edge in '00
- Anti-graffiti volunteers to paint town
- House GOP seeks better relations with casinos
- Cemetery raises new Elko fight with federal officials
- LVMS hires short-track manager
- Letter: Complaint to state got no satisfaction
- Letter: Spanking does not constitute abuse
- Letter: Status of hero is sometimes too easily awarded
- The impact of LV-bound Rammstein's music, favored by the Littleton killers, stirs debate
- Slim rocks the crowd at the Joint
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A wise court decision
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: Shame, Shame, Shame
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Popular, country, local acts packing in crowds in Ireland
- Righteous Brothers' gig packed with hits
- Sun Life datebook
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Finding quality music in a Huff
- Editorial: Remove hindrances to vote on HMO bill
- Editorial: Don't bet the house on new tax
- Movie Guys: Animated 'Tarzan' vigorously swings onto the screen
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: The Jordans celebrate neighborhood dining at Rosemary's
- Columnist Scott Dickensheets: Hitchens' book makes a convincing case against Clinton
- Report on gambling faces steep odds in political arena
- Saturday at Hollywood Park
- Saturday at Belmont Park
- Saturday at Golden Gate
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Harrah's Entertainment buys two closed casinos in Reno
- Las Vegas news briefs for June 18, 1999
- Work under way to save life on Colorado River
- Disclosure code to be toughened
- Redevelopment agency seeking $300,000 loan to settle Riverside
- Senate panel votes to ban Net gambling
- Topping off ceremony for first megaresort of 2000
- Uptown Downtown Artown a month long with endless variety
- Carlin man arrested on felony child abuse
- Express is delayed, but the mail goes on
- Fire season declared in Nevada
- Nevada senator says sale of IMF gold reserves will not happen
- NCAA supports report's call for ban on betting on college sports
- Las Vegas Founders' Legacy junior golf tournament final scores
Thursday, June 17
- Columnist Steve Carp: Mistakes still plague minor sports
- Defense attorney says suspect in quadruple slaying is mildly retarded
- Forest Service, Gibbons mix it up over Jarbidge cemetery
- Goodman says his clientele won't be a problem
- Fluoridation hot topic for Legislature
- McCarran plans new terminal
- Goodman details holdings
- Distribution center to close in Henderson
- Arena on hold
- Officials hint at local CART race
- IGT general counsel to retire
- Las Vegas airline, visitor volumes surge
- Teamsters, Culinary contracts approved
- LV firm's profit increases
- La. ban to stand
- Death of Alzheimer's patient who left nursing home probed
- Gaming chips collector show begins
- Wrestlers seek new site for LV resort
- Friend of victims describes crime scene
- Senators to look at other options for burying waste
- Old LV avenue to get a new look
- Regents meet to decide fate of chancellor
- Goodman holds series of meetings
- Southwest, other discount airlines taking business from rivals
- Future uncertain as Mining Expo opens
- NLV: Council rejects proposed tavern
- Las Vegas news briefs for June 17, 1999
- Legislative hotline receives 28,000 calls
- Gaming industry awaits release of report
- New research suggests more crime near casinos
- B of A is hedging on privacy policy
- State computer breakdown forces two-day gun-sale halt
- Grads with B averages to get state scholarships
- Strip restaurant wins delay in battle over bridge
- Rawson: No formal offer of dean post
- LV attorney floods court with fen-phen suits
- Gaming exec is still in hospital
- Complaints rise over private mailbox rule
- Greenspan suggests Fed may raise rates
- National, America West expand in LV
- Rollie Fingers at Fashion Show
- Las Vegan to compete in X-Games
- UNLV volleyball team gets five transfers
- Nuke panel to review proposed radiation limits
- Las Vegans open hearts for Albertson's
- Officer cleared in killing returns to patrol duty
- Head of his class
- Canada geese moved to new home
- Police try to identify three bodies
- Riverboat to re-open
- Free cancer screenings set for low-income women
- Family mourns slain owner of Las Vegas beauty salon
- Obituaries for June 17, 1999
- Carson Nugget owner Howard Adams dies at 90
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Regular fans counted out of De La Hoya fight
- Sosa's return to ring delayed
- Teammates to honor player who died in crash
- Abiecunas shoots 71, makes move to defend Legacy title
- Editorial: Placing a bull's-eye on Nevada
- Editorial: Work environment is much safer today
- Letter: Clinton skeptics have good reason
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Sample to take stab at knocking off Zab
- Letter: Burros not best thing for desert
- Letter: Midwives work well with doctors when lawyers stay out
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Justice for state workers
- Butterbean, McNeeley plan to steal show
- Columnist Janie Greenspun: New pet standards applauded
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Recapping a long, working European vacation
- Community briefs for June 17, 1999
- Make Room for Emmy
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Friday at Hollywood Park
- Friday at Golden Gate Fields
- Friday at Belmont Park
- Fight schedule
- American Legion Baseball Standings
- U2 in Vegas: A Sort of Homecoming
- Love Shack, baby
- Two 16-year-olds face murder charges in death of one's father
- Man killed after car chase was wanted for shooting girlfriend
- House approves measure to add two federal judges in Nevada
- Laura Myers named a Washington news editor
- MGM chief warns of political showmanship in wake of gambling report
- Nellis says military aircraft will be Y2K compliant
- Summers says his challenge will be to stay the course
- 'Tarzan': Monkey business -- rewriting the jungle book
Wednesday, June 16
- Brothels to pay higher business license fees
- City and county to hire consultant to help with consolidation
- Police trying to determine identity of man found in river
- Proponents optimistic about turning historic ranch into state park
- Boulder City Council approves agreement with Teamsters
- Vote opposes Test Site nuke storage
- Acting director named at business agency
- Boulder City: Second municipal golf course in works
- Armey opposed to fed gaming tax proposal
- Obituaries for June 16, 1999
- Councilwoman victim in hit-and-run accident
- Delay requested in development of resort
- Henderson: Horse, bike riders to have own park
- Ethics panel rules against commissioner
- Christian Scientists use faith to heal ailments
- Las Vegas news briefs for June 16, 1999
- One teen killed, five hurt in rollover
- Yucca water fight headed to high court
- Jury seated in trial of suspect in 4 slayings
- Hundreds take another shot at 'The Test'
- Challenge arises as Illinois chiropractor teaches lay people animal adjustments
- County tightens leash on pet shop owners
- Businesses asked to help prevent domestic violence
- Today's retail opening to include 25 to 30 shops
- Arizona State professor named dean at UNLV
- Ariz. law firm sues State Bar of Nevada
- Park Place won't respond to offer
- LV gaming company's profit increases
- Deadline extended on slot acquisition
- Older Strip resorts taking a hit
- Albertson's, Lucky look at forced sale
- Hospital ads must target minorities
- Venetian, Four Seasons added
- Silver State to clean Sunrise landfill
- County to spend more than $2 million on habitat project
- Selling Vegas in the South
- Veterans home key issue for new chief
- Suspect in Rios killing faces new hearing
- Mortensen's attorney says deal for witness tainted trial
- Coyotes ready for home debut
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Rich, smart kids excel in sports
- Riley treating Open like a regular event
- Records mean little to California's Won
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Rebels ranked No. 3 in college golf poll
- Editorial: Making the courts run better
- Letter: One devil the same as the other
- Columnist Peter Benton: Stewart's the best of a tough Open field
- Letter: Repair program no help to needy
- Letter: Internet tax part of huge conspiracy
- Letter: Disabled woman feels let down by CAT service
- Patient found dead after wandering away in triple-digit heat
- Nevada lawmakers scoff at national gambling tax proposal
- Congressional compromise keeps nuclear waste out of Nevada Test Site
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Enjoying the perks of Fashion Island
- Once in need, LACE founder more than repays community
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Tropics lent the theme to LV Hilton's 'Social'
- Community briefs for June 16, 1999
- 'Salt & Pepper' more than just spices
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Canada's concerns reflect our own
- Saccadelic, baby! Tony Sacca's TV show defies the skeptics
- Gwynn's injury may send Darr back to Padres
- Ex-Las Vegan Kimmel cavorts on 'The Man Show'
- Fishing report -- June 16, 1999
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Thursday at Belmont Park
- Youth golf: Las Vegas Founders' Legacy scores
- Box score: Rainiers 8, Stars 4
- Thursday at Hollywood Park
- Thursday at Golden Gate
- Elko woman described as "cold lady" pleads guilty to second killing
- Uptown Downtown Artown a month long with endless variety
- Fighter planes crash near Tonopah
Tuesday, June 15
Monday, June 14
- Correction: National Gambline Impact Study Commission
- Trends for June 14, 1999
- Friends and entertainers rally around comedian as wife struggles to recover
- A Man of Integrity
- Las Vegas News Briefs -- June 14, 1999
- ACLU finds problems with McCarran's ad guidelines
- Obituaries for June 14, 1999
- Teachers criticize Guinn's bill veto
- Supreme Court must decide limits on searches of cars
- Tobacco wholesalers warned
- Reformed Reform? Jewish leaders say platform misunderstood
- Firm sued for equipment payments
- Union sets talks with contractor
- Investors punish stock for $64 bil. merger offer
- Man robs tavern to recover gaming losses
- Magazine: Caesars best casino in LV
- LV, UNLV encouraged to go after film industry
- LV delays decision on mass transit system
- S&P lowers outlook
- Man shot to death in NLV home of estranged ex-wife
- Atlantic City officials push for new resort
- Regulator concedes tension with casino industry
- HMOs' order to divide tablets concerns doctors
- House GOP, gaming industry leaders trying to repair relations
- Gaming industry told to improve public relations
- Gaming ad ban lifted
- Boy, 3, serious after shot in leg
- Henderson residents get some road relief on beltway
- Goodman ready to work on Las Vegas
- Supreme Court hears appeal for man convicted of killing his wife
- Southwest flight diverted to Las Vegas after passenger attacks attendant
- Hour-long power outage delays state government
- Las Vegas man killed in federal prison
- Testimony reveals police officers' wild ride
- Couple in slot-cheat ring draw prison time
- Officers cleared in killing
- Henderson finishes work on Warm Springs Road
- Apartment developer offers hope for low-income tenants
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Ramsey OK with role in minors
- Vaccinations for rubella encouraged
- Davis may be off to San Diego by Aug. 1
- Gorman grad Smith, Cowboys ousted from College World Series
- IBL team will have Las Vegas owners
- Columnist Melissa Schorr: Oscar and the cult of celebrity
- Letter: Too little water is going to Navajo people
- Letter: Moviemakers must do their share
- Letter: Defibrillators can save lives
- Coming events -- June 14, 1999
- Area cities plan public seminars in efforts to recruit firefighters
- SNGA results
- Editorial: Giving our teachers a firm hand
- Exber wins Southern Nevada Golf tournament
- Coyotes stay unbeaten
- Top prep football players at UNLV
- Chaparral's Ream commits to UCLA
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Silver Charm's sterling career comes to an end
- Health insurance costs on rise in northern Nevada
- Top glider pilot killed in crash
- Oakland man killed, woman injured in I-80 crash near Donner Lake
- Tacoma 5, Las Vegas 2
- Las Vegas 5, Tacoma 2
- Box score: Stars 5, Rainiers 2
- Tucson 9, Las Vegas 8
- Landlord-HUD feud extends across country
Sunday, June 13
Saturday, June 12
Friday, June 11
Thursday, June 10
- Attorney named special prosecutor for retrial
- Former carpet firm owner gets time to cover bad checks
- Pavlikowski to retire after 28 years as district judge
- Inquest begins in fatal shooting by cop
- College studied $500,000 allocated to assess state system
- Father pleads guilty in death of two men
- Nevada Power releases facts on plant's toxic emissions
- Shootout leaves 1 dead, 2 injured
- Regents will consider charging university students computer fee
- Wynn raps fed panel's report
- Mirage unveils musical, convention space plan
- Charges dropped against midwife
- Condo builder sued
- Lanni supports change of control in House
- Gaming win respectable
- HMO participants to get service
- Residents have chance to comment on U.S. 95 widening
- Las Vegas news briefs for June 10, 1999
- LVCVA official in Chicago dies
- Subcontractor sues contractors over work
- Arizona Charlie's officials unaware of deal
- Teachers can boot unruly students
- Cher to perform at grand opening
- Goodman an old hand at City Hall
- Powerhouse shareholders OK deal
- LV historians compile top gambling events
- Rio executive quizzed about ties to Las Vegas prostitute
- Critics question LVCVA financing plan
- Obituaries for June 10, 1999
- UNLV endorses NCAA proposals
- Columnist Steve Carp: Logan's child deserves to live on
- Not so mutual in Omaha
- Guinn signs measures helping seniors and the young
- Ex-Rebel Daniels changes his mind, pulls out of NBA Draft
- Editorial: House divided is harmful
- Editorial: Where gays aren't especially welcome
- Pitching fails Stars again in 10-4 loss to Tucson
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Free Fishing Day set for Saturday
- Letter: President not acting lawfully
- Letter: Top 10 ways to improve schools
- Letter: Swift justice is the only answer
- Fishing report--June 10, 1999
- Letter: Clintons using Littleton to push gun control
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Surprise birthday guest
- Correction to UMC story
- Community news briefs for June 10, 1999
- Box score: Sidewinders 10, Stars 4
- Fight schedule
- Corrales ditches trainer in favor of 'baby sitter'
- Jones, Hopkins lurking in the back of Liles' mind
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Hamed-Tapia would be royal match
- Longer hours set for Farmers Market
- State settles with paralyzed former inmate for $1.35 million
- War cut short school for LVHS Class of '44
- Governor signs scholarship and health care bills
- Oscar day in Las Vegas as new mayor prepares to take charge
- Nevada leaving Big West to join WAC
- Governor signs spanking bill
- For an increasing percentage of the population, solo living is the lifestyle of choice
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: There's something fishy on the ice in IHL
- Silverado keeps it all in the family with victory
- American Legion Baseball Standings -- June 10, 1999
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Friday at Hollywood Park
- Friday at Golden Gate Fields
- Friday at Belmont Park
- He shall be Zevon
- The Vermin: Local punks take on the Almighty
- Feeder: England Springs
- Highlights of April win report on Nevada casinos
- Investigation into accident concludes
- Smoke from a controlled burn of dead trees
- Guinn uncomfortable with approving $100 million in contracts
- Tourist crossing street struck by limousine
- Yucca payload grows 50 percent
Wednesday, June 9
- Oscar mayor winner
- Bryan seeks support for O'Hare service
- Ferraro becomes first elected mayor
- Community news briefs for June 9, 1999
- Builder sued over defects
- Hearing set for suspect in sex assault
- Starwood plans to enter the time-share business
- New York-New York renovating areas
- Obituaries for June 9, 1999
- Murderer appeals to high court
- Alzheimer's research at medical school
- Hotel sued by New York judge
- NJ probing casino firm payments to legislator
- Strategist's offer scrutinized
- Nevada gamblers rush to buy California lottery tickets
- AGA poll to bolster gambling industry
- Dental school among bills signed by Guinn
- Top gaming executives draw up growth plans
- State gets tobacco installment
- Park's parent company changes name
- Albertson's suspect seeking speedy preliminary hearing
- Station Casinos offers in-home wagering
- Problem gambling issue downplayed
- McDonald could hold key to a smooth term
- Las Vegas City Council to expand by two seats
- Lawmakers manage to beat the clock
- Seven more Kosovo refugees come to LV
- Slim victory for Reese
- Buck captures Brown's seat on North Las Vegas council
- Brown wins judge's post
- Voters approve freeway bypass, library, park
- Three Nellis Red Horse teams ordered to Albania
- Senate panel approves Test Site equipment
- High court rejects murderer's appeal
- Beers not giving up his ethics fight
- Regents balk at giving up funds for dental school
- List trimmed for dean of med school
- Long-awaited med library near reality at UMC
- Las vegas news briefs for June 9, 1999
- LV marketing blitz is a rousing success
- Corrections
- Clarification to sentencing story
- Editorial: Eliminate Catch-22 for disabled in U.S.
- Big-league dreams stay alive at scouting bureau's tryout camp
- Editorial: Candidates cross the finish line
- Box Score: Sidewinders 20, Stars 15
- Stars squander away lead, fall 20-15 to Tucson squad
- Injury idles LV's Agassi
- Columnist Peter Benton: Larsen, Davis win tourney
- Las Vegas to host MWC tournaments
- Goodman's charisma, personality appealed to voters
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Both sides of customer service
- Letter: Traffic computer is waste of money
- Letter: Guns left out of violence study
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Baseball has become offensive
- Letter: County building sign vs. guns naive
- Letter: Media to blame for proliferation of school shootings
- Trading faces: Local fighter grapples with uncanny resemblance to Mike Tyson
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Young attorneys lauded for 'Law Suits Day'
- Author's recipes fill cookbook perfect for Father's Day
- Gulfport City Council agrees to postpone vote on new casino
- More charges against alleged supermarket gunman
- Riders set out on Pony Express Trail
- Overcoming a stroke, legendary movie star Kirk Douglas keeps his dimpled chin in front of the camera
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Thursday at Hollywood Park
- Thursday at Golden Gate Fields
- Thursday at Belmont Park
- Art Vargas Keeps the Lounges Live
- Mr. Home Cookin'
- The Crystal Method: Tomorrow the World
- Jivebombers: The New Morty Show
- The Chemistry Set We Asked For
- The Blues Brothers put the fun in formal wear
- Total coverage with Ben Folds Five
- What Dick Dale Did
- For General Public's Dave Wakeling, the second time is just as good
- The Third Degree with Lenny Kravitz
- Mama Zeus by candlelight
- In The Flow with Ziggy Marley
- Cracking skulls with They Might Be Giants
- Boyd Tinsley of the Dave Matthews Band
- The Third Degree with Monster Magnet
- The Third Degree with Neil Diamond
- Neko Case's quest for the Grand Ole Opry
- Sifting Through The Smithereens
- Saved By The Reverend Horton Heat
- The Third Degree with Third Eye Blind
- Attack of the Young Dubliners
- Victim recounts terror of suspect stalking victims
- Northern Nevada cities elect new mayors
- Judge dismisses lawsuit challenging state 'Truth in Campaigning' law
- Settlement of Tahoe land owner's suit settles little
Tuesday, June 8
Monday, June 7
Sunday, June 6
Saturday, June 5
Friday, June 4
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Hughes living Cup dream
- Yucca Mountain boss to move to Las Vegas
- LV economic indicator rises
- Candle makers in LV lawsuit
- Obituaries for June 4, 1999
- Four children recovered after a traffic stop
- LV firm lines up financing for Colorado casino
- Goldberg hospitalized
- Casino owner: Using personal fortune to rebuild Jerusalem
- Judicial race stirs unusual debate
- Lake Tahoe resort honored by magazine
- Boyd to spend $78 mil. on expansion of Sam's Town
- Reno's pesky marmots may avoid gassing
- Firm files for follow on stock offering
- Question 2 could stump voters
- Nevada urges indefinite Nellis lockup
- Bookkeeper sued over missing money
- Judge reschedules Murphy hearing
- Times are hard in Las Vegas' Ward 3
- Charismatic must pass grueling test to capture the Triple Crown
- Gunman attacks 3 brothers; one dies
- No motive found in stabbing of brothers
- Editorial: Senator may derail more Nevada judges
- Editorial: Panel is mixed bag for casinos
- D.A. Bell to handle store killings
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Sports lull maybe isn't lull at all
- Lawmakers deliver funds to save Tahoe
- Sprint: $28 million profit in LV not enough for growth
- Companies advised to write plans for handling violence
- Experts say preparing for random violence difficult
- Baffert wants fightin' filly to score a KO
- Mall on Las Vegas Strip in dispute over theater sign
- Vegas tries drumming up business in Oregon
- Gamers say they're 'looking pretty good' in federal report
- Hunt tries to keep film work in America
- This crime was outrageous, even by Las Vegas standards
- Victim remembered as cheerful, caring
- Signs of violent behavior usually can be detected
- Floyd described as sweet guy with violent streak
- Reid pushes health care safety bills
- Las Vegas news briefs June 4, 1999
- Berkley's forum targets school safety
- Hoffman powers Rebels into 3rd
- Letter: Philharmonic is resounding success
- Letter: Don't waste money on Chinese spies
- Letter: There's no reason to go 50 mph on Las Vegas streets
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: President is an optimist
- Correction
- Local drivers headed for SCORE event in Mexico
- Columnist Scott Dickensheets: Cosmo columnist peers into her love life in 'Dating Diary'
- Sun life date book
- UNLV names women's tennis coach
- Padres call up Matthews, Newhan
- Community news briefs June 4, 1999
- Count on Charismatic to cash win ticket
- Children's advocate program celebrates new funds
- Internet Viagra restriction delayed
- Birth announcements
- Bugatti covers musical spectrum
- Anderson struggles to an 85 in second-round play
- Wrestling camp set for Basic High
- Columnist Geoff Carter: Costello's rule creates a smoky situation at the Joint
- Seven more area players taken in baseball draft
- Pedersen aims to snap slump at Showboat
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Meet a pita with pizzazz, California style, at Sonia's
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: The king assumes his throne
- Movie Guys: Simian saga 'Instinct' nothing to go ape over
- Reno leaders court Baltimore developer for revamping downtown
- Gambling commission recommendations
- Gambling panel wraps up work with one report but many viewpoints
- Milestone year for supporting Lake Tahoe
- The seventh edition of JuneFest -- and its '70s and '80s sensibility -- heads into Sam Boyd Stadium on Saturday
- Las Vegas Motor Speedway standings -- June 4, 1999
- American Legion baseball standings
- Saturday at Belmont Park
- Saturday at Golden Gate
- Saturday at Hollywood Park
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Triple Crown shortcomings
- Game 2 box score: Stars 3, Canadians 0
- Game 1 box score: Canadians 5, Stars 3
- Shooting victims identified
- Fire conference draws officials from around the state
- Commissioners withhold support for Feinstein bill
- Nevada issues set for studies
Thursday, June 3
- Four killed in shooting at grocery store
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Indicting the bad guys
- Stewart seeking elusive title shot
- The Sun's 1999 all-state softball team
- Man dies as driver ignores police
- Texaco, Chevron cancel talks
- Home defects alleged in suit
- Company banned from selling 'laundry globes'
- The Sun's 1999 all-state prep baseball team
- Prep softball player of the year: Chelsea Crosby
- Prep baseball player of the year: Mike Esposito
- LV bank in pact to recover diverted funds
- Letter: House organs waste of paper
- Letter: Writer in no spot to criticize other
- Letter: Guinn apparently will go way of Miller on COLA
- Community news briefs for June 3, 1999
- Southwest keeping low fares, unveils Nevada-themed plane
- Casinos rip restrictions on political donations
- Neighbors call suspect 'normal'
- Four die in store shooting
- Former inspector pleads not guilty
- Custom home dwellers call for city services
- Columnist Steve Carp: A step in the right direction
- Reid bill cracks down on air rage
- Reese files suit against ethics panel
- Boxing schedule
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Ayala promises a war when he meets Tapia
- Mazza takes lead at Showboat Invitational
- Celebrity chef closes restaurants
- Noted Chicago restaurateurs come to Vegas
- MGM may be first to open a Detroit casino
- LV firm sues over failed merger
- School district enjoys relatively quiet passage to summer
- Woman saved by heroic neighbor
- Coast gaming win jumps 43 percent
- Choi says Mirage was warned of Korean law on debts
- NLV incumbents lead in campaign contributions
- Obituaries for June 3, 1999
- Grid system chosen for Town Center approach
- LV promoter buys entertainment firm
- Federal panel concedes mob is out of casino industry
- Federal judgeships on shaky ground
- Drug Court may be national model
- Editorial: FTC probe may offer insight into violence
- Editorial: Another colossal blunder
- High-tech Girl Toys R Us
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Books almost got burned on Indy 500
- Walters questions denial of tax exemption
- Airport museum named after former Sen. Howard Cannon
- North Las Vegas: Pay raises for police approved
- NLV may get its branch library
- Scholarships awarded for community project
- NCAA golf notebook: Defending champ remains confident
- Columnist Susan Snyder: What's really 'out of place' in Las Vegas?
- Other multiple homicides in Nevada
- NCAA Golf Championships: Rebels 6 shots back
- Suspect was boy next door, friends and family say they are shocked
- Metro traffic officers can't keep up with area's growth
- Crazy Courtney did her thing at the Hard Rock
- Ludwick taken in second round
- Henderson tavern battle goes to Supreme Court
- 3 Trailblazers top Sun all-state first team
- Antley's stock is on the upswing
- Wyden says he has evidence of gasoline price-fixing in the West
- Southern Nevada's community college, university big winners in state budget battle
- The king's fatigues and cape (but no blue suede shoes) for sale
- Panel aims to curb political involvement of gambling industry
- Friday at Belmont Park
- Friday at Golden Gate
- Friday at Hollywood Park
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Supermarket rampage leaves four dead, one critical
- Gambling panel urges slowdown in new casinos, lotteries
- Gambling Commission Recommendations
- Council up in arms over plans to gas marmots at shopping mall
- May generally cooler, drier, across Nevada
- Late spring storm dumps snow in Minden-Gardnerville
- Coworkers identify Las Vegas jackpot winner
- Tucked away history comes to light with new construction
- Sam's Town details expansion plans
- Psychologists remain at a loss to explain violent behavior
- Las Vegas news briefs for June 3, 1999
Wednesday, June 2
- Letter: Good teachers being turned away
- Letter: Low morals root of kids' problems
- Letter: Be careful when declaring things such as flags sacred
- Las Vegan gets firsthand look at Kosovo refugees
- Community news briefs for June 2, 1999
- Social Security to put hearing office in LV
- Light rain cools off LV Valley
- Las Vegas news briefs for June 2, 1999
- Illinois man wins $21.35 million Megabucks jackpot
- Final report on gaming divides fed commission
- Public invited to comment on rate hike request
- Nevadans will be spared costs of merger
- Justices change stand on shield law
- LV developer sued over loan
- Russian scientist says Yucca site flooded thousands of years ago
- Minorities criticize operation of UMC's advertising firm
- Legislature done, Guinn turns to state's problems
- Goodman outspends Adamsen for month
- Texas candidate to be offered LV city auditor's post
- Airlines go along with fare increases
- Frommer travels in magazines, books and the Internet
- 6 of 10 vacationers hold travel budgets steady
- Henderson: Council approves new park
- LV ruling: Gallego competent for retrial
- Bacteria at Yucca Mountain could corrode nuclear waste containers
- Obituaries for June 2, 1999
- Sun Country tries expanding its LV business
- Sun Country takes on Northwest Airlines
- Delays continue at the Venetian
- Group criticizes Circus board
- Del Papa announces candidacy for U.S. Senate
- General manager named at LV property
- LV labor lawyer leads assault on Prop 5
- County officials fear concealed weapons bill
- Gaming company to reduce debt
- Editorial: Assessing results of Legislature
- Neighbor rescues woman from burning home
- Police investigate stabbing
- Past Triple Crown winners
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Daniels needs to reconsider
- Another woman sues Rodman over violence
- Rebels to face tough course
- Former officer enters guilty plea in sex case
- Charismatic draws No. 4 post in quest for crown
- Conflict resolution workshops planned for Southern Nevada homeowners
- Clarification to election debate story
- Guilty plea stops child porn, assault trial
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Calif. congresswoman attends Nevada women's group luncheon
- Cimarron tabs Brascia as head basketball coach
- Columnist Peter Benton: Nike Tour purses to get a boost
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Getting to know Meadows mall again
- Film festival brings lesser-known flicks to the masses
- Las Vegas couple prepare to set out on an adventure with the Peace Corps
- Berkley warns that census may shortchange Nevadans again
- Y2K concerns force delay in du Pont murder retrial
- Campaigners booted from mall property
- Evicted McCarran coffee entrepreneur loses lawsuit
- Fishing report -- June 2, 1999
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Bad break places freshman in spotlight
- Allen powers Stars past Albuquerque
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice's: Provide young anglers with proper gear
- Nevada to get Social Security hearing office
- Man wins world's second-largest slot jackpot of nearly $21.4 million
- 23-year-old man missing in Truckee River
- Las Vegas woman dies in rollover on Interstate 70 in Utah
- Court hears arguments on Proposition 5
- Recommendations of study
- Commission's close will open gambling debate in Congress, states
- Chess tournament set for July; role of defending champion uncertain
- Box score: Stars 10, Dukes 6
- Thursday at Belmont Park
- Thursday at Hollywood Park
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Box score: Stars 12, Dukes 10
- Business, government leaders huddle to talk Y2K issues
- Second victim of weekend car crash dies
- Widow hoped for love note from the past, got a 'dud' instead
- Lawmakers get high marks for efficiency, but some ugly events occurred
- Psychiatric evaluation ordered for accused cop killer
- Gallego competent to be resentenced
Tuesday, June 1
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- State business director dies at 51
- Electric deregulation bill heads to governor
- Ethics bill approved
- Molestation of son may have led to Bell absence
- Obituaries for June 1, 1999
- Gaming industry appointments
- Session ends in a flurry
- Firm offers sports bets for PC users
- Merrill Lynch to offer low-fee 'Net stock trading
- Homeowners file home defects lawsuit
- Las Vegas news briefs for June 1, 1999
- Former bank exec Gregor dies
- LV bankruptcy experts work to sway Congress
- Jury to decide if airport merchant suffered unfair eviction
- Study: Las Vegas is second on list of top U.S. tourist cities
- Wynn, Adelson differ on kids
- Legislature approves funds for Agassi's charter school
- Sam's Town plans $78 million expansion
- Wildfire rages through Lincoln County
- Mental health parity approved
- Special projects receive funding
- Stratosphere tower work remains on hold
- Walters' golf course misses tax exemption
- LV entertainment firm defaults on debt
- Tobacco spending last act
- Regulation of mortgage industry OK'd on final day
- Student hacker prompts on-line search
- Atronic enters Nevada market with slots
- Editorial: Privacy concerns addressed
- Board member quits; shipments up
- Agassi advances to French Open semis
- Legislative summary
- Box score: Stars 6, Dukes 5
- Appointments and promotions
- Upcoming business events
- NCAA men's golf glance
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Partying like Kings suits Maloof
- Anniversary: The Mattinglys
- Letter: Hope for political settlement soon
- Confident UNLV golf team enters finals ranked No. 1
- Letter: Motorcycle event promotions tough
- Letter: Thanks to all for highway handling
- Softball complex named for student who died of cancer
- Senate gives Nevada $268 million toward nuke waste oversight
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Source: NFL out in Vegas, but NBA may be in
- Letter: Lawmakers ignore proven solutions to school violence
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: The U.S. Senate's shame
- Columnist John Katsilometes: An idea of Titanic proportions
- Allen's homer boosts Stars
- Casino lobby works to sway federal panel
- Crash wipes out victory hopes
- Lazzarotto gets top security post
- Sex offender cleared for fourth release
- County ruling would net UMC $6 million
- Community news briefs for June 1, 1999
- 'Star Wars' tops $200 million mark in record time
- Crossword cravings: A passion for puzzles plus a love of language equals a lifelong hobby
- Australian pleads innocent in spying case
- Yugoslav signals acceptance of Kosovo peace principles
- Japan's April jobless rate for men hits record high of 5 percent
- Students returning to Columbine High School
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Hollywood Park
- Wednesday at Golden Gate
- Wednesday at Hollywood Park
- Small plane crash lands in field short of Reno airport
- Wildfires char thousands of acres in Southern Nevada
- Mental health parity bill passed
- Some win, some lose in 1999 legislative session
- Big push enables lawmakers to end short 120-day session
- Human services faces cuts under proposed budget
- Education gets increases in proposed budget
- Public safety budget has hike for prisons, pays for hazardous material center
- High school girl arrested in bomb hoax
- Chess tournament set for July; role of defending champion uncertain
- Security experts cite importance of proper training
- Veterans fight for military funerals
- The house wins again as Legislature draws to a close
- Community forum on school violence
- Advertising director receives mentoring award
- Vegas top choice for trade shows
- Congressional representatives push for airport
- Reid, Bryan, Berkley cite sacrifices
- Man drowns after jumping into river to save son
- From six-shooters to squad cars, Washoe County sheriff collects history
- Del Papa to announce Senate bid
