Tuesday, Nov. 30
Monday, Nov. 29
- Post office has advice for holiday procrastinators
- Ousted medical firm says new group not answer for seniors
- Suspect in HIV exposure case arrested in Las Vegas
- Vietnam memorial to visit Vegas
- Robinson gets Rebels back in win column, but knows work isn't done
- Two new faces change look of council forever
- Senior overload
- Thousands of Nevada students need help on graduation exams
- LV hotel-casino sued by rock band
- Union sued over status of slot mechanics
- Legal fight goes on over videotaped casino arrests
- IGT suit against competitors could cause a backlash
- Rebels get commitment from junior college cornerback
- City Council to make final decision on wards
- LV company sues defecting employees
- Six die in Nye County crash
- Housing authority gets grant to combat crime, illegal drugs
- It's official: Strip's All Star Cafe to close
- Las Vegas Chamber in dispute with weekly business publication
- Smiles to go
- Owner of Vegas hospitals plans stock buy-back
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: DU donors help conservation efforts
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Breeders' Cup competitors renew rivalries
- Local news briefs for November 29, 1999
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Shrink wrap threatens UNLV bench
- LV firm expands to Idaho
- Fresno's opponent still up in the air
- Hughes executive moving to Colliers
- Century 21 sees booming business with millennium fast approaching
- Hunter shines before hometown crowd
- Report says Colorado River among world's drying, polluted waterways
- Officer who shot dog claims he shot in self-defense
- Report could swing votes on ambulance decision
- Celebrating on the ground
- Upcoming business events for November 29, 1999
- Frohlich scores 37 to help Lady Rebels rebound
- Gibbons, Reid still pursuing Douglas-Lincoln land swap
- Prep Schedule
- Young California girl killed in I-80 crash
- Obituaries for November 29, 1999
- Gibbons says feds should oversee rebuilding of national forest road
- 'Toy Story 2' blows away competition, box-office records
- Letter: Turkey, chicken industries similar
- UNLV-Georgetown box score
- Letter: TV station tries to limit chopper noise
- Letter: Pickets don't represent workers inside Venetian
- Community news briefs for November 29, 1999
- Lake Mead has variety for hikers
- Editorial: Insurers admitting a backlash
- Restoration of Upper Truckee must wait
- Police look for man who missed
- Mint runs again, for a while
- $125,000 study of Lake Tahoe erosion approved
- Helicopters' role in wild-horse roundups to be reviewed
- Six die, four injured in car crash 90 miles north of Las Vegas
- Gibbons says animostiy toward feds in Nevada to be expected
Sunday, Nov. 28
Saturday, Nov. 27
Friday, Nov. 26
Thursday, Nov. 25
Wednesday, Nov. 24
- Lady Rebels cruise despite suspensions
- Some tips on holiday traveling
- More river water sought for Mexico
- Nevada juniors bomb on high school math test
- FBI searches official's home in Southwest Gas merger probe
- Feds vow to probe threats to workers
- North Las Vegas: Pigs on long list of 11th-hour ordinance proposals
- Station carrying Art Bell sold, taking Spanish format next week
- Homeowners sue attorneys over settlement of case over construction defects
- Holiday closings
- Stray bullet grazes too close for comfort
- Arena plans alive, well
- Jam sessions
- Settlement talks heat up for big Las Vegas hospital operator
- Two carriers raise fares
- Guinn signs warrant in hope of extraditing murder defendant
- Plans put on hold until next year for NLV arena
- Legal struggle heats up over Equinox Int'l advertising
- LVCVA bond price tag jumps $10.1 million
- Developers try sinking rivals' competing Titanic resort plans
- Web casinos brace for credit card problems
- Rio exec moving to Harrah's Shreveport
- Congressman defends slot industry
- Casino executive to resign
- School won't be placed near casinos
- Casino sues defecting slot host
- News briefs
- Coin holdup may be related to others
- Police seek suspect in fatal shooting
- Nuclear scientist to head up study on Yucca Mountain
- Locals mourn Texas tragedy
- Coach pleased with UNLV's volleyball tournament draw
- Columnist Jeff Haney: New rules put some bounce into NBA totals
- UNLV'S Kirk finishes eighth
- Thursday at Hollywood Park
- Women: UNLV-Southern Utah box score
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Rebels' March tournament has a home at D.I., but no sponsor
- Cancer survivor speaks out for 'alternative' medicine
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Title hopes end early for some teams
- School violence weighs heavily on students
- Obituaries for November 24, 1999
- Crossing guard remains in serious condition
- Community news briefs for November 24, 1999
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Surviving post-Turkey Day crunch
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Stately 'Camelot' ushers in local holiday season
- Letter: City Council's action deplorable
- Letter: Judge's reason for ruling questioned
- Summerlin murder trial delayed
- Letter: Chemical testing tortures animals, wastes tax dollars
- Woman pleads guilty in carjacking case
- Vigilantes face criminal charges in deadly beating of abusive husband
- Editorial: Cartoons, slots and Congress
- Editorial: Antitrust trial aided by mediation efforts
- 10,000 cans of food go to Shade Tree
- Homeless get a chance to phone home
- Police investigate officer who shot dog
- Bowl picture clouded as BYU loses two straight
- Rebels look to stay unbeaten, set for UNR
- Big League Weekend saved
- U.S. Attorney, Forest Service regional boss pledge to probe complaints
- Hearing-impaired adults spread Thanksgiving cheer to hearing-impaired children
- MWC honors Rebels' Sylvas
- UNLV's Kirk 7th in tourney
- Rodeo Money Leaders
- Thursday at Aqueduct
- Thursday at Golden Gate
- 1999 final auto racing schedules, standings
- Jarrett didn't overwhelm anybody
- Top rookie sets tough standard for future
- Ford not excited about CART teams at Indy
- New hearing set for Margaret Rudin in Massachusetts court
- Comedian to play sixth decade in adopted hometown
- Owner says she begged man to kill her, spare her dog
- Two agree to plea bargain in Las Vegas motel death
- Reno couple's apparent traffic deaths takes a strange turn
Tuesday, Nov. 23
Monday, Nov. 22
Sunday, Nov. 21
Saturday, Nov. 20
Friday, Nov. 19
Thursday, Nov. 18
- Canceled flights anger passengers
- Big airlines join online ticketing service
- Top gaming lobbyist to speak at conference
- Boggs McDonald now key player on council
- No harsh talk from sheriff
- Lake probe
- Five superintendent candidates profiled
- Closing arguments made in du Pont trial
- Battle heating up over Spring Valley casino plan
- Obituaries for November 18, 1999
- Anti-prostitution zealot admits he faked death
- Chief of Forest Service talking to workers in Nevada flap
- New Year's rooms still available; sellout expected
- Casino firms seek fine against Nevada Power for disobeying PUC
- Sierra Pacific's Niggli predicts bright future
- Lawmakers reject Del Papa's request to hire more lawyers
- Man holds girlfriend hostage in Laughlin apartment for 6 hours
- Assemblywoman complains state has done enough drug use studies
- More money to be spent on Tahoe erosion study
- Vegas lawyer reveals late luncheon with Tabish, Murphy
- Famed 'Welcome' sign darkened by confusion
- Price gouging taken in stride at Comdex show
- Fight schedule
- Utes still toast of the conference
- Anchor unit gets new lottery deal
- County continues Harmon talks
- CineVegas film festival director LeBlanc fired
- Hollywood Park to sell two Mississippi properties
- Blue Cross, Blue Shield Nevada sale done
- Resort adds 2nd Streisand millennium show
- Attempt to save Maxim fails; closure looms
- News briefs
- Wolves may join bears at shelter
- Environmental groups may sue over monorail
- UNLV meeting set over police problem
- Suit threatened against feds over rare birds
- Butler nixes UNLV, opts to sign with Connecticut
- Rebels to face former recruit
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Nothing wrong with IBL talent
- Community news briefs for November 18, 1999
- Committee sending Henderson state college proposals to regents
- New plans for Whitney gain support
- 'I was just trying to make an easy buck'
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Victory could help Diego Morales emerge from his brother's shadow
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Friday at Golden Gate
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Green Valley shows no signs of slowing down
- State has no request yet for McDonald probe
- North LAs Vegas: Residents shout down gas station
- Spaghetti Bowl work gets bonus
- Wildcats place 4 players on squad
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: The science of spin
- Plan for Henderson college moves forward
- Evidence points to Murillo in murder-for-hire plot, prosecutor says
- Spartans should eke out victory in title game
- Memo: Forestry workers fear for their safety
- Federal prosecutor defends track record in Nevada
- Lawmakers get assurances on $33.5 million DMV contract
- Attack on ex-wife draws minimum of 10 years in prison for LV man
- Nye County's challenge to Yucca water remains alive
- Friday at Hollywood Park
- Friday at Aqueduct
- Remote-controlled, 200-pound robots battle at Comdex
- Committee approves shift of welfare funds to shots
- Volleyball seeks big finish
- Another study on substance abuse not well received
- Council OKs steps to revitalize Moulin Rouge
- Funds approved for school-standards study
- Las Vegas 'Trekkers' live long and prosper at local convention
- Help for Real Estate Division debated
- Editorial: A hollow appeal by a murderer
- Internet DMV registration OK'd
- Hakkinen calls Coulthard future champion
- City Council briefs
- Letter: Nevadans ripped off on gasoline
- Letter: Animals need us to protect them
- Letter: Pedestrians in serious peril crossing Bonanza
- Dallenbach ready for retirement
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Prescriptions, Kennedys and other issues
- Good things finally happening for Yates
- IRL drivers welcome competition
- This week's race
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Burton, Rogers to lend a hand at annual 'Care for Kids' radiothon
- Editorial: New appointments net a split decision
- Racing schedules, standings
- The Buzzcocks are one punk band that never sold out
- Proposed casino opposed by neighbors
- Chief of Forest Service hears Nevada concerns
- Reorganized Ethics Commission elects new chairman, muses over old fines
- Boy critical with hypothermia after he's punished in cold bath tub
- Three Las Vegas real estate licensees fined
- Top selections: 1999 All-conference football
- All-Conference first team offense
- All Conference first team defense
- Historic preservationists sue in last-ditch effort to save Mapes
- Keller not criticizing city officials over study
- Navy airmen pleading guilty to shooting cows
- Different kind of burglar alarm nabs suspect
- Testing cut will send some drivers from CART to karts
- Evel Knievel to jump into marriage
Wednesday, Nov. 17
Tuesday, Nov. 16
Monday, Nov. 15
- Idaho Republican: Forest Service "too broken to fix"
- Upcoming business events for November 15, 1999
- Comdex owner is in transition
- Judge rules on use of panties as evidence
- Local news briefs for November 15, 1999
- Report: Regulators poised to reject MCI-Sprint merger
- Legal dispute erupts at big LV timeshare
- Resort at Summerlin financial challenges outlined
- LV company mum on firing of official
- Vegas men accused of running fraudulent Legal Aid program
- Mother says wounded pregnant teen had feared her ex-boyfriend
- Microsoft not backing off in crusade
- Mandalay Bay Four Seasons in Las Vegas wins top rating
- Council to consider dividing city into 4 wards
- Judge to rule on reliability of 'sweat patch'
- Policing the sex industry
- LV Council hopes to keep teens from downtown on New Year's
- Metro wants to maintain downtown headquarters
- Hearing set in Golden Gate shooting
- Obituaries for November 15, 1999
- C-M gets lift before zone title game
- Trinidad to face Reid at Caesars
- UNLV doubles team loses
- UNLV player wins County Amateur
- Silver Bandits defeated
- Harrah's exec selling shares
- Lady Rebels in NIT
- Full House Resorts posts earnings
- Lehman downgrades stock of slot maker
- Coloradoan wins at LVMS
- Station Casinos agrees to new goals for women, minorities
- California racing eyes online gambling to survive
- Quarterly losses widen for LV casino operator
- Webb doesn't win playoff, but carts off the big prizes
- Susan Sarandon still 'going for the joy'
- Q2? Cleese in three more Bond films
- Key witness admits to taking part in killing Margello
- Police have no suspect in cabbie's death
- Welfare advocates want surplus spent on higher grants
- Rebels find Ray of hope in loss
- Immunization plan may benefit from $18 million surplus
- Foothill Road may get parking area
- Sparks police force makes progress with promotion
- Additional studies may be needed to save Lake Tahoe
- Principals in death of woman linked to du Pont family
- 'Death, deceit and deals': Contract killing embroils du Pont heirs
- Wheelchair-bound man dies in fire
- Guinn calls for rapid work on expansion of U.S. 95
- Reno judges overturns $503,000 jury award in wrongful termination case
- Reno tourism officials' London trip criticized
- Lawmakers will review Forest Service boss claims that workers harassed
- Woman seeks help for bears at Lake Tahoe
- Couple sentenced in ATM robbery
- Lou Kelly will get up-close look at UNLV in exhibition
- Lewis wins, but doesn't wow crowd
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Lewis both helped and hurt boxing
- Leader of the Pak
- Transfers, freshmen expected to boost Rams' offense
- Prep playoff schedule, results
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Behrens may get shut out of Eclipse Awards
- Community news briefs for November 15, 1999
- Letter: Commission made wrong decision
- Letter: Patients suffer at hands of HMOs
- Letter: 'Notch baby' talk is a myth that is easily disproved
- Editorial: Releasing DMV data can harm
- Correction
- Food drives, other programs in valley gearing up for holidays
- Meeting to help families deal with grief of suicide
- du Pont family figure says he ordered murder contract in drunken stupor
- UNLV police chief relieved of duties
- Police union's health benefits in trouble
- No evidentiary hearing to be scheduled for missing underwear
Sunday, Nov. 14
Saturday, Nov. 13
Friday, Nov. 12
- Gorman, GV volleyball teams advance
- BYU coach hoping trip to England pays big dividends
- Venetian named a Top 10 hotel
- Slot maker posts big loss
- Henderson firm adopts poison pill measure
- Lakes Gaming president resigns
- Profit increases for Sierra Pacific
- Development gets under way
- Rite Aid looks at selling Western stores
- End of Nevada bank privacy probe remains weeks away
- NCAA insists it's working to stop illegal betting
- Bankruptcies
- Trimming the fat
- Golf pro's son arrested in LV
- Man killed in car accident identified
- Judge asked to halt Yucca hearings
- Governor stays out of Yucca hearings
- Pro-Wal-Mart, union forces renew battle over Supercenters
- Slaying suspect goes before judge on video
- Hispanic activist upset by unwarranted police search
- Fear of losing Medicaid benefits forces many disabled people to give up hope of working
- Sanchez, Weekly still in driver's seats
- ACLU backing Fremont leaflet passers
- Vegas executives setting up private bank for the wealthy
- Cash flow improving at Stratosphere, Reserve
- Strip casinos sue Web gaming sites
- Las Vegas set for annual Comdex onslaught
- Kids gain an 'Edge' after school
- Date book
- Correction
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Concert, boxing match will have LV hopping this weekend
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Impish humor suffuses Achenbach's 'Captured by Aliens'
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: A little naughty, a little nice
- Rebels aim to find way to ground Air Force
- Tennis: Rebels go for ITA title
- UNLV loses at Colorado State
- Swift shuffles editors and publishers, buys two papers
- Kelly ready to become a Rebel
- Repayment would be part of new compacts, governor says
- Search goes on for missing prostitution foe and for answers
- Senate won't debate nuclear waste bill this year
- Photographer, producer fired over rocking van
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Two-fisted celeb secures Martin tix for locals
- Plenty of flesh on display in 'Midnight Fantasy'
- Pioneering tourist host Morris dies
- Obituaries for November 12, 1999
- Lewis ready to solidify spot at top
- Lifting their chances
- Pak off to a fast start in Las Vegas
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Holyfield in trouble, once again
- The Main Course -- Muriel Stevens: Enlarged takeout menu available at Grape Street restaurant
- The Movie Guys: Seeing no Evil in Smith's very Good 'Dogma'
- It was a noisy night with Rick the Quick
- The King's Court
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Horton getting up-close look at Dayne
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Brack's defection to CART isn't causing hard feelings
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Saturday at Hollywood Park
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Rams' failed motto: 'Don't let anyone get behind you'
- Saturday at Bay Meadows
- Saturday at Aqueduct
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Quite a follow-through
- Letter: Get facts straight about hunters
- Letter: Californians find grass not greener
- Letter: Have special tags to readily identify service animals
- Editorial: Lies about retirement trust fund
- Editorial: Encouraging news this week on dump
- Autopsy determines cab driver was murdered
Thursday, Nov. 11
- Friday's Hollywood Park entries
- Friday's Bay Meadows entries
- Friday's Aqueduct entries
- News briefs
- Columnist Paul DelGiudice: Wildlife board's changes leave hunters baffled
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- New man on campus has San Diego State fans excited
- Prison board told drug raid comes up empty
- Kerkorian sells off Mirage stock
- Guinn says state should rethink debt
- Scholarship chief named
- Vegas parade recognizes work of women veterans
- First of three suspects guilty in beating of elderly woman
- LV agency merges with Hawaii marketer
- State gives counties millions to improve deteriorating schools
- Food handlers must now get vaccinated for hepatitis A
- North Las Vegas briefs
- Boyfriend gives background on victim in du Pont murder
- Las Vegas auction site offered on Internet
- Del Papa orders boxing probe
- LV warehouse problems solved
- Drivers get prison time for roles in fatal crashes
- Lack of water could delay Yucca
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Koelliker has GV in position to win volleyball crown
- Gaels' goalie duo holding foes at bay
- LV High gets nod to defeat Cimarron
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: New rule handcuffs Holiday Prep Classic
- Study explores ambulance service
- State computers behind schedule, under budget
- Slaying at Golden Gate
- Missing panties hearing will go on as scheduled
- Patients' needs in hands of nursing bosses
- Tax break OK'd for expansion of plant near LV
- Hostility unnerves federal employees
- Lott tells Reid nuke waste bill won't be debated until next year
- Federal, state officials accuse Equinox of violating court-ordered marketing restrictions
- Las Vegas airline capacity jumps 12.5 % from '98
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Recalling the colorful Doby Doc
- Fahrenkopf: NCAA move is self-serving
- Cash flow improves for Revenue Properties
- Manufacturers working on hotel initiative
- Venetian liens released, debt rating downgraded
- IGT reports $40.5 million loss
- Texas Station bowling alley, expansion OK'd
- Contamination found at DOE's North Las Vegas complex
- 'Massive concussion' puts Utah QB on sidelines
- LPGA's Webb still adjusting to spotlight off the golf course
- UMC pitch for state health programs meets resistance
- Ray stays calm before start at QB for UNLV
- Older, but wiser
- UNLV women sign N.C. prep standout
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Holyfield not spouting predictions this time
- Bandits hire Quintin Dailey
- Editorial: Congress listens to agriculture
- DuPont descendant denies involvement in murder
- Card dealer shot and killed by ex-boyfriend, police say
- Energy Department opens case for water rights at proposed nuke dump
- Resorts rush to be the first on the hill
- Missing anti-brothel crusader spotted in Sacramento
- Search continues for missing anti-brothel crusader, answers few
- Man charged in killing had made threats before
- Panel OKs unique funding plan for state-funded work on local schools
- Sexual harassment policy for prison workers released
- Gov. Guinn wants payment policy to be put in check
- Nevada senator calls for criminal investigation of CDC over misspent money
- Answers sought on Nevada plan to keep children in controversial program
- Community news events for November 11, 1999
- Price of bus fares to increase
- Venerable Sparks Nugget performer dead at 49
- Pair of bears heading to California sanctuary
- St. Jude's Ranch for Children opens the Children's Art Museum of Nevada
- Thousands to tie Y2K knot New Year's Eve
- Fight schedule
- Jarrett closing in on first title
- Earnhardt Jr. succeeding in family business
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Speculating about upcoming New Year's Eve festivities
- Letter: Remember veterans today
- Woman racer hoping for ride
- Letter: No-return law on vehicles is wrong
- Letter: Disrespect for our teachers starts with governor
- This week's races
- Editorial: Sierra Pacific makes right call on waste
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Gloria has had enough
- Obituaries for November 11, 1999
- Real estate leader Sala dies at age 90
- NASCAR schedules, points leaders
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: CART teams no lock for LV's IRL race
- Lady Rebels struggle against New Zealand
Wednesday, Nov. 10
- Panel OKs unique funding plan for state-funded work on local schools
- Nevada leads West in home resales
- Reid forced to delay trip to India, Pakistan
- Banks retaliate over ATM fees
- Speedway Motorsports details loss
- NCAA betting bill on way
- Producer admits ties to possible Binion film
- Legal minds confer over missing panties
- LV's Sierra Health to go it alone
- What a long, strange trip Rudin will have
- State agrees to pay UMC $8 million in settlement
- Henderson College to take 5 years for accreditation
- Obituaries for November 10, 1999
- Nursing home proposal may run afoul of federal regulation
- Fire departments get new system
- Closings
- Yucca Mountain study finds water in rock
- I-15 traffic may keep California drivers away from Las Vegas
- Wynn's singing debut in N.Y. raises a ruckus
- School district served 15 million meals last year
- Nevada Power owner assuming waste liability
- Herrera claims no conflict of interest
- History may give way to parking
- Ambulance companies' turf war expected to heat up next month
- Concierges seek attention, respect with newsletter
- FAA mulls request by blimp to fly over Strip
- Disqualified attorneys face censure
- NLV recreation center delayed
- Reid asks Reno to probe CDC spending of funds
- News briefs
- $4 million renovation set for resort
- Park Place sells $400 million of 7-year notes
- Executive honored for work with disabled
- Slot maker spells out stake in Acres Gaming
- LV company turns a profit
- Megabucks nears $20 million
- Growing pains
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Thursday at Bay Meadows
- Thursday at Hollywood Park
- Thursday at Aqueduct
- Nevstar goes back to court in hopes of building casino
- Gaming supplier is moving to LV
- Maxim hosts job fair for workers
- State sued for yanking broker's license
- Game shows among TV programs proposed for Las Vegas
- LVCVA moves ahead with convention center addition
- Moving from desert study to midsummer below zero at South Pole
- Pregnant teens find second mother in 71-year-old Mary Hall
- Boy, 14, agrees to plea bargain in shooting of two teens
- Columnist Dean Juipe: IBF nabbed but others share guilt
- Public can help with education standards
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Look for bettors to show faith in Holyfield
- Lady Rebels take on New Zealand
- Opponents warn of effects of DOE water permit
- Wildfires finally dying
- School Board hears complaints of insensitivity
- Mapes protest finds little support
- 'Disciplined' Air Force to live and die by the 3-pointer
- Plea bargain expected in DUI death
- SWAT team needed to complete police search
- 911 call leads to arrest of caller
- Remains of religious leader's son to be moved to Korea
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Association names Wiesner Educator of the Year
- DNA of victim, suspect do not match in du Pont-related case
- Reid plans journey to four nations
- Tribal gambling pact may cause slot machine boom
- School violence avoidable, consultant tells panel
- Interior lawyer defends mining restriction opinion
- Search continues for missing anti-brothel crusader
- Geologist says hot fluids found in Yucca rocks, age of deposits still uncertain
- California man feared killed by mountain lion
- Columnist Victoria Sun: The drive is on to launch a UNLV women's golf team
- Letter: Enough already about lost panties
- Letter: Seniors face loss of benefits
- Pearson plans to sign letter of intent today
- Letter: Don't fall for federal trickery on census forms
- Promoter predicts early KO for Lewis
- Editorial: Fall of the wall was watershed moment
- Editorial: Hope still exists for privacy
- Community news briefs November 10, 1999
- Correction
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Lots of choices for kids
- Former Du Pont relative testifies
- Sun City Burglar suspect receives three life terms
- Community pitches in to help revitalize NLV Boys, Girls Club
- Christian faith-based weight loss programs aim to answer a common prayer
- Resorts rush to be the first on the hill
- Energy Department opens case for water rights at proposed nuke dump
- Skull found near where missing man disappeared
- Nevada Power won't support Yucca Mountain dump
- Card dealer shot and killed by ex-boyfriend, police say
- Venerable Sparks Nugget performer dead at 49
- Analyst says Indian gambling pact might spark slot machines boom
- Blackjack dealer shot in casino, police say
Tuesday, Nov. 9
- Indiana clears Blue Chip deal
- LV Internet companies in marketing pact
- Alban, Van Meetren head volleyball squad
- Fed agencies warn of scams aimed at firms, consumers
- Dental chief says resignation won't hurt program for poor
- 22,000 aliens in Nevada face deportation
- LV gaming operator agrees to $5,000 fine
- Sierra Pacific, Nevada Power debt under review by agencies
- Legislators cite rapid LV growth in airport plan
- Washington Mutual trying new strategy
- District judges' duties to remain same -- for now
- Ivanpah airport plan took a long time to get off the ground
- Three insiders sell shares
- Resort to televise pageant to 50 million
- State favorable toward DOE request for Yucca water-use permit
- Las Vegas company lands contracts at Gold Coast, Plaza
- Slots appealing to children to be removed
- Trial begins in death of du Pont heir
- Firm projects strengthening apartment market, job growth in Las Vegas
- Indian artifacts delay Hoover bypass
- New office building set for Harrah's
- Fallen wall remembered
- California man pleads guilty in DUI death of his daughter
- Securities industry urged to recognize danger signs of compulsive gambling
- Strip win soars 41%
- Alliance to voice concerns
- Sentence passed in 'Coin' heist
- Rudolph likely to return for Saturday's game at Air Force
- Highlights of September win report on Nevada casinos
- Nevada casinos win record $819.6 million in September
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Blame Utah for Rebels' weak slate
- UNLV vows to tighten defense after exhibition
- Track club holds meet
- Evander sees rematch as time for redemption
- Pioneering Las Vegas bakery owner Harkess dies at 85
- Obituaries for November 9, 1999
- Thousands to tie Y2K knot New Year's Eve
- Wildfire takes a beating in Elko County
- Effect on rates of Sierra Pacific purchase still unknown
- Correction
- Ex-trooper's case about wife's death returns to high court
- AG considering strategy in fighting deputies' fines
- Pinon Plaza Resort expansion means more rooms
- Life in prison for murderer of paraplegic
- Prep volleyball and soccer all-conference selections
- UNLV-Global Sports box score
- Plot hatched after failure to extricate du Pont heir from relationship
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Hollywood Park
- Denial of water rights could delay proposed nuclear dump
- Community news briefs for November 9, 1999
- Nevada's Civil Air Patrol will honor its top members at dinner
- Kiel Ranch fund-raiser a step in right direction
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Buffalo Jim pins the competition
- 'Loca' Motion: Ricky Martin mania
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Celebrity home decorator brings talents to Vegas
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Government smell test
- Letter: Kids have right to be on Strip
- Letter: O'Callaghan deserves thanks
- Letter: Don't give up on Notch Babies
- Letter: Billboards won't erase lawyers' negative image
- Editorial: Bean counters lose, but patients win one
- Editorial: This flap not exactly child's play
- Wednesday at Hollywood Park
- Wednesday at Bay Meadows
- Wednesday at Aqueduct
Monday, Nov. 8
- Retailer opening in North Las Vegas
- Barrick Goldstrike cuts 86 Nevada jobs
- Homebuilder changes website
- Complex sues county, flood district
- One dead in shooting outside casino
- Planning council to decide on Nevada HAND project
- Senior housing complex battling for approval
- Two casinos sold to Florida firm
- Some Venetian liens released
- Former Mirage CFO joins Web grocer
- Car crash leaves two dead near Hoover Dam
- LV firm wins patent
- Governor ready to retool tax system
- Local news briefs for November 8, 1999
- DOE makes Yucca pitch to state agency
- Rudin fights extradition to Nevada
- Financier Milken touts diversification, education
- Engineers say today's LV hotels safer than ever
- Nevada judges to rule on alien criminals
- Howard Hughes Corporation, ANC interested in sale of BLM land parcels
- Big Las Vegas developers set for Beltway real estate boom
- Aggressive bank to expand in LV Valley
- Environmentalists air complaints
- Nevada utility in deal for $3.1 billion
- Enron to sell power in Nevada
- LV Strip attractions in sales pact
- Turnipseed often sides with Southern Nevada on water
- Reptile collecting impact to be studied
- Harvard to honor Councilman Brown
- 'Bone Collector' scares up top ticket sales
- Nevada to lead nation in job growth
- Obituaries for November 8, 1999
- Business journalists told to watch for stock correction
- Spartans, Wildcats get chance to settle score
- Flat tire punctures Jarrett's run
- BMW team holds on to win at LVMS
- Las Vegas Motor Speedway results
- Le Mans Grand Prix results
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Wolves howl as mouthy visitors win
- Stewart coasts
- Rebels hit links with President
- For Rebels, exhibition will gauge progress
- Editorial: Affordable homes get nice boost
- Letter: Notch baby column right on target
- Letter: Activists' violence is not surprising
- Letters: Road rage roots often overlooked on valley streets
- Firefighters battle 6,000-acre Elko County wildfire
- Civil rights activists say MLK Highway not recognized enough
- Gillette Challenge kicks off Desert Inn's LPGA tourney
- Greenspun eyes Las Vegas-themed cable network
- Upcoming business events for November 8, 1999
- Greenspuns are looking to expand publishing base
- Moorehead's plea bargain to no avail
- Robbery suspect cornered in casino
- UNLV golf ties for seventh
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Grab a pen and take a Breeders' Cup quiz
- Wildland fire gets boost from wind
- Ambulance response time challenged
- Nevada will keep children in controversial Colorado program
- Community news briefs for November 8, 1999
- Nude sunbathers at Lake Tahoe may go to court
- Parks Division imposes fees for senior citizens, mulls changes in rules
- Big HMO relents on managed care principle
- Prep playoff schedules, results
- Forest Service boss in bull trout flap quits job
- Big utility pays to settle discrimination complaints
- Denial of water rights could kill proposed nuclear dump
- Fugitive held in Massachusetts for husband's death
Sunday, Nov. 7
Saturday, Nov. 6
Friday, Nov. 5
- Wednesday's prep results
- Prep playoff schedule, results
- Birth announcements
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Hometown hero not among GQ's Men of the Year
- Pilot in Italian tragedy arrested in casino incident
- Speedway Motorsports' earnings dive
- Date book
- Si Redd sued over loan
- PacifiCare merger rumors drive up stock
- Firm to install progressive slots in Australia
- Resort sues vacation packager
- Public input sought on LV Wash
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Bayno: 'I'm aware I've got to win'
- Latest movement to oust Askew fizzles fast
- Venetian loses lien plea ruling
- Daughter crippled by disease sues mom, stepfather
- Judge's gaming license prompts debate
- 2 state lawyers fined over AG probe
- Convicted murderer out on bail for last four years
- Judge plays Solomon with Beanie Babies
- Agency says some wild horses slaughtered soon after adoptees take title
- Man kills wife, self in hospital room
- Ethics board gives city employees OK for council
- Cops plan response to study by city
- Saturday's Aqueduct entries
- Las Vegas on the block
- LV gang numbers swell to 10,000
- Reno woman goes to war with DMV over treatment
- Mavericks cut Kebu Stewart
- Utes defeat Rebels spikers
- UNLV's O'Reilly on TV
- Letter: Tyson-Norris was a sham
- Letter: Moore's death was a shame
- Letter: Nave pegged half wrong
- Henderson: Mixed-density project denied
- Dispute over panties continues
- Las Vegas slot applicants run into obstacles
- Police say home invasions, Harrah's casino robbery may be connected
- Activists for disabled step up battle against Fremont Street Experience
- Board may bar pharmacists from cutting pills in half
- Ethics panel gives City Council green light to appoint city employees
- Nevada PUC approves Enron Corp. application
- Carvalho, Trammel steal 'Les Trix' show at San Remo
- Check on the way to Serpa after judge rejects condemnation motion
- Pharmacy board delays action on proposed pill-splitting regulations
- Lawmakers begin study of Nevada's juvenile justice system
- Search for missing girl expanded to Mexico
- Boy, 5, struck by father's truck
- PUC head, panel member clash over deregulation issue
- Delays leads to fines of Attorney General's lawyers
- I-80 sniper pleads guilty to six counts of attempted murder
- These Cats were perfect
- The Movie Guys: 'Being John Malkovich' is a transforming experience
- Ibeabuchi's bail reduced in sex case
- Wide-open fields will make for exciting Breeders' Cup
- News briefs
- Concerns seen for minority students
- Victim's family, prosecutors fight convicted killer's freedom
- Obituaries for November 5, 1999
- The Main Course -- Muriel Stevens: Baby shower at Le Cirque an elegant affair
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: Who needs truth? We have entertainment
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Self-effacing critic offers his top-album selections for 1999
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Get ready for some misery at the Meadowlands
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Mysterious donor enlivens St. Jude's Gala
- Saturday's Santa Anita entries
- Saturday's Bay Meadows entries
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Wagner won't be taking it easy as he nears Le Mans series title
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Rusty still searching for victory No. 50
- Ghost of the Ocean
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Bonanza grad finds 'home' at Oregon State
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Humperdink overcame the odds to play Las Vegas
- Letter: Time takes toll on human condition
- Letter: Poppy drives benefit veterans
- Letter: Let's finally get facts straight about tragedy of Waco
- Editorial: Prescription drug costs out of control
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Our own worst enemy
- Editorial: Wrong way to provide assistance
- American Le Mans Series Grand Prix Schedule
- Bandits seek P.A. announcer
- CarsDirect.com new sponsor
- UNLV women defeated
- John Andretti wins pole with heavy heart
Thursday, Nov. 4
Wednesday, Nov. 3
- Henderson manufacturer halts dividends
- LV company signs e-commerce deal
- Weekly business publication under study
- Vegas unions ponder effort to organize dealers, cashiers
- State takes over troubled mortgage firm
- Germans soar at Nellis
- Homeless turn out for Stand Down
- NLV man shot after witnessing homicide
- NCAA fight to ban betting more clouded
- Cops, arts group vie for site
- Hearing set over panties
- Henderson: Company probed in death gets contract
- Judge: AG tapes may be viewed
- Park Place-Caesars merger OK'd without conditions
- Swindell brings home win in Outlaws feature
- Wisdom of Lucky name change questioned
- Blackburn's brother pleads guilty in escape plan
- Nye County official expected to surrender
- Scrap tires create host of environmental hazards
- Compton named NHRA president
- Le Mans Series visits LVMS this weekend
- Rebels opt for change at QB
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Holyfield, Lewis could salvage '99
- Richardson wows 'em at Fan Jam
- IRL expects an influx of CART teams at Indy
- NRC accused of loosening Yucca rules
- School, park future tied to council vote, widening of freeway
- LV Wolves host Bay City
- Green Valley, Gorman win in soccer
- Gators' Fernandez picks Tulane
- Thursday's Aqueduct entries
- Columnist Paula DelGuidice: Program teaches firearm safety
- Riviera Holdings posts loss
- Stock delisted, moved to bulletin board
- Work to begin in June on Maloof's Flamingo Road casino
- Las Vegas area fishing reports
- Fiesta readies to open doors on expansion
- Hard Rock chief raises investment
- Texas Station to expand again
- Thursday's Bay Meadows entries
- CDS executive exercises options
- Thursday's Santa Anita entries
- Breakup fee boosts Jackpot net slot machine operations struggle
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Angel Park school helps players get a grip on the game's nuances
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Welcome, race fans: Books gear up for Breeders' Cup
- Donations stolen from Halloween fund-raiser
- Hope lives for Mapes Hotel
- Public administrator, wife accused of stealing from dead
- Preacher gets court sermon about towing, selling stolen cars
- Utopia put on probation for allowing racy party
- The husband of a du Pont family heiress admits role in slaying
- Charges will be filed against ex-prosecutor accused of scuffle
- Wildlife board considers tougher rules for catching lizards
- Community news briefs for November 3, 1999
- Obituaries for November 3, 1999
- Noted LV gambling writer dies
- Letter: Deskin column appreciated
- Letter: People's ethnicity shouldn't matter
- Letter: Raley's clerks have much to learn
- Letter: In Bush family, it's truly 'like father, like son'
- Three-day event focuses on Tahoe's future
- Editorial: Nevadans: Stand and be counted
- Inside "The Insider"
- Kiel Ranch supporters: Return with us to Old West
- Residents to get say in how city will look
- Editorial: Bennett's gift great benefit to university
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Shopping for pampered pooches
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Stars shined at gala, golf tourney for St. Jude Hospital
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Holyfield: Blame both sides in debacle
- Evans bows out with LVMS win
- Prayer service replaces usual celebrations
- Bryan organizes forums to help communities cope with mining layoffs
- Hearing set on allegations of pilfered panties
Tuesday, Nov. 2
- Hotel executive donates $5 million to UNLV
- Ranch hand to stand trial for stabbing death at Ely brothel
- Clark County mandates cleaner burning fuel through winter
- Executive to increase stake in company
- NLV homeowners sue association, builder
- Henderson homeowners sue over damage
- LV company in pact for Canadian casino
- Minister opposes gambling expansion
- Analyst boosts Mandalay Resort estimates
- Caesars, Mirage honored in report
- Seminars set on casino fraud, job litigation
- Nye County official, wife face theft, other charges
- Lucky stores to become Albertson's
- Lesney top female in Metro history
- Pharmacy need growing in LV
- Bennett gives UNLV $5 million for preschool
- Urban sprawl
- Pig farmer going to court
- DMV computer gets extra month of fixes
- Transmutation program takes step forward
- Trump wins a legal round against Mirage
- After slow summer start, Summerlin resort says momentum is building
- Southwest restricted in its service to Dallas
- Southwest Airlines execs plotting expansion strategy in Las Vegas
- Equinox: Adverse publicity is stifling sales
- Trade show firm sues ex-manager
- Editorial: Road rage must be curbed
- Community news briefs for November 2, 1999
- Teenager from Green Valley is getting noticed in Hollywood
- Correction
- Naming local schools no easy task
- Police recover more jewelry from heist suspects
- LV developer in litigation with ex-exec
- Swindell earns 'Outlaws' win
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Governor(s) misusing commission
- Payton was a real inspiration to Rebels
- Corrections
- Editorial: Nuke waste bill has no chance of passage
- Highly touted freshman wants to show he made the right call
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Doctor finds fertile ground in Las Vegas
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Country was cordial, rock was raucous at MGM
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A live political mover
- Nevada DMV gets more time to identify bugs
- Elks foundation to give away $2.1 million in scholarships
- Bearing up under delay
- Silver Bandits sign three
- Epps returns to Rebels
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Deaths of Moore, Payton strike up memories
- Former hotel industry executive Bandini dies at 68
- Obituaries for November 2, 1999
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Will there be Senators in our house?
Monday, Nov. 1
- Harrah's faces fine of $20,000
- Local news briefs for November 1, 1999
- Editorial: Stability needed for foster care
- Park Place extends exchange offer
- Executive selling 4,000 shares
- Players holders OK merger with LV company
- Wynn trims shareholder mailings
- Ameristar, Harrah's to appeal verdict
- Lawyer: Murphy's disciplinary detention 'oppressive'
- Tremendous growth leaves northwest part of city vulnerable to fires
- Local girl still missing; search efforts aided by 'America's Most Wanted' series
- Residents show support for Goodman's stance on council appointments
- Mayor: NBA issue rests squarely in books' court
- Vegas-bound flight returns safely to Cleveland, despite complications
- School tax plan excludes gaming proceeds
- Bryan, Reid set to block nuke waste bill debate
- Top court upholds LV man's execution
- State suspends dealer's license
- Trading suspension continues
- Board of Education raises math requirements for high schools
- Las Vegas carrier to begin Miami service
- New locals casino offers Vegas theme
- Paris resort off to strong start
- Los Angeles moves to keep moviemakers in Hollywood
- LV Strip casinos hit up by Web squatters
- Letter: Vegas' answer to Times Square ball
- Letter: Red Rock clean-up effort appreciated
- Letter: If health care plans are familiar, there's a reason
- Game summary: New Mexico 27, UNLV 6
- Rebels' Epps missing
- Telemarketers indicted in what prosecutors call charity scam
- Detroit shows off automotive add-ons in LV
- Obituaries for November 1, 1999
- Upcoming business events for November 1, 1999
- Federal fire aid withdrawn from appropriations bill
- World War II pilot reunited with woman who saved his life
- Las Vegas-bound flight returns safely to Cleveland
- Nevada Day draws crowd and horses
- Hillerby will replace Erquiaga in arts position
- Candle responsible for Sagebrush fire
- Bones found in southwest Reno may be those of missing man
- Woman killed when car driven by 14-year-old son collides with pickup
- Hanlon promises move back to his area
- Community news briefs for November 1, 1999
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Rams lose, yet story won't suffer
- Murray hangs on to take top prize
- Latest defeat leaves Rebels on the ropes
- Greg Moore killed in CART race crash
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: MGM's Lanni has personal stake in Breeders' Cup
- Cimarron, Vegas could be destined for a showdown
- Trends -- November 1, 1999
- 'Slashmeister' Craven tackles different genre with 'Music'
- Meryl Streep fiddles around in 'Music of the Heart'
- Nevadans urged to stand up and be counted
- Famous isolated phone booth damaged
- California welcomes Nevada's inmate firefighters
