Sunday, Oct. 31
Saturday, Oct. 30
Friday, Oct. 29
Thursday, Oct. 28
- Fight schedule
- Consistent Durango gets edge vs. Silverado
- Evander has superb record in rematches
- Pop Warner Vikings squad has produced a slew of prep stars
- Reunion planned by former residents in Nevada Children's Home
- Friday at Aqueduct
- Friday at Bay Meadows
- Friday at Santa Anita
- Lady Luck Gaming's earnings decline
- San Diego recording firm buys LV festival
- LV carrier increasing service from 3 cities
- Problem gambling benefit set
- Harrah's hiring 100 in old hometown
- Financial firm to sell stake in casino
- LV cable company posts unexpected profit
- Valley's growth major reason fatality rate high for those on foot
- Anchor Gaming earnings decline
- Seed company gains new loans
- Murphy returns to house arrest
- Citizens group says airport bad for desert
- Democrats outline plan for seniors
- Boy, 14, charged as adult in attempted murder
- Lawsuit against UNLV cops may be class action
- Mayor still excited over possibility of NBA team
- New books rekindle debate over radiation exposure
- New rule to ease water woes
- Study finds fewer homeless in LV
- LV group proposes alternative performing arts center
- South Dakota standout decides to attend UNLV
- Yanks sweep to repeat
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: These 3 local programs are true dynasties
- Economic slowdown, Y2K may hurt LV home sales
- Southwest Gas merger hearings pushed back to February 2000
- Tropicana may get aggressive with Mon at helm
- $1 million incentive fund proposed to attract filmmakers to Vegas
- Head of Tahoe Regional Planning Agency quitting
- Jobless rate falls in Southern Nevada
- Obituaries for October 28, 1999
- Junk bond summit set for MGM Grand next month
- Electricity bills to rise for some in Clark County
- Trash transfer sites approved
- Nevada Power electric rate increase criticized
- Committee on university budget divides north, south
- Gang life haunts killer at sentencing
- Committee looks at Clinton police plan
- LV man gets probation in insurance fraud
- Judge rules indictment stands in road-rage death
- Last week's losers try to become winners again
- Struggling Hasek finally chalks up first victory of NHL season
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Pondering the Blue Man Group's potential at Luxor
- Bill would give horses to states
- Nurses say hospital staffing often driven by bottom line
- Skull fracture claimed in lawsuit
- Michigan proseuctor says he was robbed by prostitute
- Lewis looking for decisive win
- Washoe County prosecutor arrested for resisting arrest
- Critics say feds using fire damage as excuse to round up horses
- Panel starts review of university funding issues
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Black has concerns following 'blackout'
- Razor-lined mail returning to LV
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Count hits 10 for NSAC's Dr. Nave
- Hockey Today
- Volleyball team in need of recovery
- Letter: Vets medical care is in sorry state
- Rebels win, lose in tournament
- Letter: Arrogant DMV clerk offends paying customer
- LV's Wodka wins first title
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: He's on the ropes again
- Instant Dad
- Editorial: GOP-led Congress has budget troubles
- Editorial: Splitting pills isn't a panacea
- Prep standings
- Community news briefs for October 28, 1999
- Take a visit to the atomic desert: The Nevada Test Site
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Changing times are evident
- Cops read a brighter future for at-risk kids
- Gore, Bradley meet in first debate of Democratic presidential race
- Tribesmen free kidnapped American teacher, her parents in Yemen
- Armenian gunmen release hostages, say they acted to save nation
- TV Listings
- Irvine right at home in Japan
- This week's races
- Labonte trying to figure out title race
- Auto racing schedules and standings
- New names fight it out for CART title
Wednesday, Oct. 27
Tuesday, Oct. 26
- BASE jumper jailed in Reno says protests will continue
- DMV's computer taking its toll on title service firms
- Review: Every high school should taste 'Pizza with Shrimp on Top'
- State delegates back scientists' Yucca report
- Mayor's call for council 'stewards' meets opposition
- Nevada senators fight late push for nuke bill
- North Las Vegans question new ward boundaries
- Shooting suspect pleads innocent
- Pedestrian fatalities up in Vegas
- NDA, Chamber of Commerce line up speakers
- A cooking passion stirs Williams-Sonoma troops
- Tourist package to include Calif. studio, LV, parks
- LV Internet usage tallied at 41.8 percent
- Fare sale set between LV, Orange County
- Shining Sun
- Stardust, Newton sign biggest entertainment deal in LV history
- A city divided
- Rhodes Ranch hotel-casino planned
- 'Wonder Years' actor sues LV wedding chapel
- Police jail gun-toting Mojave High student
- Obituaries for October 26, 1999
- News briefs
- MGC revenues, losses climb
- UNLV promises police misconduct issue will be resolved
- WMS gaming results soar
- Las Vegas retail market gains new player
- Analyst flips Mandalay, Park Place ratings
- Labor using Culinary film to organize
- LV firm reports financial turnaround
- Men linked to killings face additional charges
- Defendant wants charges dismissed in fatal I-15 crash
- Eyewitness account is on hold in case
- Competency hearing set in slaying of Vegas singer
- LV players remember Payne as a 'good guy'
- Prep star may be ready to commit to UNLV
- Convicted cop killer loses state Supreme Court appeal
- Polish citizen shot outside brothel in Wells
- Former Nevada Congresswoman throws support behind Bush
- Creditors file $3 million in claims against Mustang Ranch
- Nevada teachers adjust to ensure students meet tougher standards
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Santa Anita
- Mother of truant student gets suspended jail sentence
- Tyson faces Friday hearing on latest antics
- Soon-to-be ex-senator not interested in federal judgeship
- Letter: Scofflaws cause traffic hazard
- Letter: Welcome to magic city of Las Vegas
- Letter: Latest earthquake evidence that Yucca no place for nukes
- Community news briefs for October 26, 1999
- Editorial: Las Vegas to London causes stir
- Editorial: A reasonable voice that will be missed
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: ... and still champion
- Longtime local photographer David Lee Waite recalls chronicling Las Vegas through the decades
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Bouncing from this to that to the other
- Columnist Kate Maddox: They wanted their MTV jam -- and they got it
- Robinson, Iacenda to meet again after four long years
- With seven seniors gone, Miller preaches patience
- Tyson hearing on Friday
- Silver Bandits on TV
- Nevada 4A prep football playoff schedule
- Wednesday at Aqueduct
- Wednesday at Santa Anita
- Wednesday at Bay Meadows
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Do guys still play with pain?
- Study: Traffic, air, water worry locals
Monday, Oct. 25
- Mixed news from big LV homebuilder
- Embezzlement alleged at Reno casino site
- Teamsters target Mandalay Bay
- Park Place earnings rise
- Phone giant beats profit forecasts
- B of A executive leaves Las Vegas job
- Papers outline events stalling SW Gas merger
- Scientists: Pursue new technology ahead of Yucca
- LV bookmaking company sues workers who defected
- Casino vet's license bid withdrawn
- Miss. Gaming Association director resigns
- Sav-On launches Internet drug sales in Vegas
- Bryan rips lack of privacy protection in bill
- Fahrenkopf warns NCAA
- Harrah's tries again with casino in Big Easy
- Search for girl, 7, may be expanded
- Man shot by resident after alleged robbery attempt
- Divided doses
- UNLV to build more dorms
- Murphy awaits Thursday release
- LV touted as center of fingerprint security industry
- Upcoming business events for October 25, 1999
- Local news briefs for October 25, 1999
- Another worker killed in cave-in at Nevada mine
- Highway patrol officers pull 48 tour buses off Interstate 15
- School enrollment misses projection
- Norris takes a knee
- Black a bright spot in Rebels' defeat
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Norris fails as fighter and as actor
- Band of Indians wins Crusade
- Margaret Thatcher to visit Reno
- Police call for help in search for missing teenager
- Gun accident leaves teenager dead
- Juvenile justice camp will get renovations
- Flood control becomes issue for Reno City Council
- Obituaries for October 25, 1999
- Employee returning to PUC after being fired
- Judges' specialization draws support
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Behrens can create his own destiny in Classic
- Western's victory secures No. 3 seed
- Fraschilla, Fisher bring extra name recognition to league
- Sheriff questions lax sentences for murder suspect
- Prosecutions sought in wild horse slaughters
- Family wants city to pay for girl bitten by grandpa's wolf dog
- Fall prep playoff schedules, results
- Man arrested after losing temper
- Hellman to leave American Land Conservancy post
- Prep Schedule
- Revised scores takes schools out of danger
- Claassen arrested but not booked
- Jaywalking citation looks bad for cop
- Letter: Drivers don't yield for ambulances
- Letter: Woman stood firm against tactics by homeowners group
- Martin Scorsese and his cast come alive for 'Bringing out the Dead'
- Community news briefs for October 25, 1999
- MiGs join Red Flag on Nellis range
- Editorial: Alabama voters stem gaming's tide, for now
- Editorial: State caps too low on negligence
- Game Summary: BYU 29, UNLV 0
- Birth announcements
- Soon-to-be ex-senator not interested in federal judgeship
- DMV says refunds due anyone who paid for unneeded smog tests on new cars
- Panel hears gripes about university police treatment of blacks
- Nevada officials warn of hazards while transporting nuclear waste
- New shopping mall signs tenants
Sunday, Oct. 24
Saturday, Oct. 23
Friday, Oct. 22
Thursday, Oct. 21
- Murphy jailed for violating house arrest
- Iowa men sentenced in kidnapping of Wyoming man
- Nevada panel OKs Park Place-Caesars deal
- Approval of Strip monorail project delayed
- Nine indicted by fed grand jury
- Sun City Summerlin gets interchange delay
- Calico Basin road decision on hold
- Internet firm in deal with retailing giant
- Guinn names panel to examine health insurance policies
- Hotel-casino sued in advertising dispute
- LV economic forecasting gauge increases
- LV manufacturer posts a profit
- Boyd Gaming earnings jump
- Students discuss violence in D.C.
- Congressman wants emergency hearing in dispute over threatened bull trout
- LV gambling supplier's profit, revenue rise
- Volunteers sought for cleanup
- LV cost of living increases again
- UNLV students issue demands concerning campus cops
- Arbitration expected over school contract
- Profits increase for banks operating within Nevada
- One-man gang
- EPA accused of manipulating Yucca rules
- Disbarred attorney gets probation in theft case
- Nevada federal judges may get a break
- Southern Nevada winner in 2000 Census
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: UNLV doing well in spite of itself
- Fight gets tougher for Strip monorail opponents
- Fires prompt Nevada facelift
- UNLV player's streak halted
- Computer disk adds to Binion murder mystery
- High court dismisses appeal by Venetian ex-worker
- Goodman's delay on LV City Council seats met with mixed reviews
- Las Vegas man pleads guilty in $1.1 million theft
- Students stage rally against campus police
- Reno's vulnerability to Station casino in California debated
- Clash of legends
- Extra taxicabs to hit streets for annual Comdex crush
- Krispy Kreme to sell doughnuts at Raley's
- Henderson: Legal battle may follow denial of development
- North Las Vegas: City Council decides to keep city attorney on the staff
- Environmental issue delays action on cargo-airport bill
- Community news briefs for October 21, 1999
- Henderson clears way for local power services
- Trio in Super Pawn hostage standoff receive leniency
- North Las Vegas briefs
- Two Clark County teachers honored with Milken awards
- Community awards given by Chamber of Commerce
- Kambala set to come back from injury
- Norris: Tyson no easy task
- Man charged in plot to kill prosecutor, victim
- Casino vet's license bid questioned, withdrawn
- Hispanic issues target of summit
- Blackburn accomplice pleads guilty in heist
- Motel handyman charged in Yosemite sightseers case
- Garcia foe fails to show, but Mayweather makes appearance
- Man indicted in slashing of two boys
- Indictment says defendant sought hitman to kill victim, prosecutor
- Obituaries for October 21, 1999
- Letter: New millennium, Y2K not related
- Letter: Walton heirs will never have enough
- Letter: County's action on Wal-Mart correct
- Letter: Hoover Dam turned out to be bad trip for kids
- Resignation from State Bar accepted
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Weddell files federal suit against Carson City officials
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- Columnist Dean Juipe: Contenders are singing same old song to Byrd
- Bull trout hearing postponed until at least Nov. 29
- Tight schedule for reapportionment in 2001 session
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Local football moving up in class
- New fed judges in Nevada for year 2000 appointment
- FBI Statement on Yosemite sightseers' murder
- Chronology of Yosemite slayings case
- With Dole out, Gibbons weighs GOP presidential hopefuls
- Court rejects mother's appeal in daughter's death
- Green Valley, Gorman ready to defend titles
- Cimarron-Memorial gets nod to beat Western, stay undefeated
- Volleyball hits the road
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Workers beat the odds
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Jones right to retreat from NRP
- Columnist Joe Delaney: A note from friends doing good work in Peace Corps
- Twin Otter International brings aviation's past back to vibrant life
- Editorial: Privacy shouldn't be left out
- Editorial: McConnell's attacks take toll on reform
- Fight schedule
- Friday at Bay Meadows
- Friday at Santa Anita
- Friday at Belmont Park
- Fall prep standings
- Sun Prep Football Top 10 poll
- This week's races
- Auto racing schedules, driver standings
- Evernham begins new career with clean sheet
- Bad breaks have Burton focusing on next year
- Ray's title continues Texas tradition
- Penske has had tumultuous season
- City briefs
Wednesday, Oct. 20
Tuesday, Oct. 19
Monday, Oct. 18
- Slaying may be example of need for domestic violence protection
- Search for clues in three home invasions
- American shows off expanded LV reservations center
- Two die in what police calling gang-related shooting in NLV
- City likely to phase out downtown tent
- School District plans to speed up building
- Hillary plans fund-raiser in Henderson
- Feds halt LVEN stock trading
- Property of casino owner auctioned off
- Council contenders converge on City Hall
- Desert Inn sued again over show
- Sahara offers luggage check in at hotel
- Wetlands renewal is sought in LV Wash
- More home-invasion robberies hit Southern Nevada residents
- Rebels fall to Fullerton
- Rio to pay $125,000 fine for accounting violations
- Nevada regulators debate ban on slot advertising, cartoons
- Private investigator's role detailed in Mirage-Trump suit
- Quake felt here, but only minor damage is done
- Obituaries for October 18, 1999
- Binion trial spotlight shines on Pahrump couple
- Local arms race
- LV getting new microbrewery
- PAX, Cox sign one-year ad agreement
- Automaker closing plants, slashing jobs
- Two LV builders sued by homeowners
- Finances improve at Venetian
- Mirage, Station reporting mixed results
- Vegas pluses, minuses listed by television show director
- Competency of suspect in singer's death in doubt
- Closure of federal hatcheries feared
- LVI notes: Henderson's Barlow creeps into top 125
- IRL notes: Fisher holds her own against 'boys'
- Local news briefs for October 18, 1999
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Furyk, LV strengthen their bond
- Three's a charm
- School Board faces big list of candidates for Cram's job
- Ray drives to IRL championship
- Cause of collision that killed two teens may never be determined
- District judges want return to old case-control system
- Ventura's game-winner causes 'total' confusion
- The Governor's Race
- 10-year-old murders remain unsolved
- Federal lands may be traded for farms
- City and county come together in Reno
- First lady plans Las Vegas visit Nov. 4
- Student computer fee up for vote
- Letter: Slowing drivers would save lives
- Letter: Signage pollution should be addressed
- Letter: Fear of conflicts of interest is out of control
- Community news briefs for October 18, 1999
- Editorial: One more computer headache
- Want to learn how to relieve your dog's stress? Ah, there's the rub
- Wayne Newton added to growing list of millennium entertainers
- Four schools secure home edge in playoffs
- Prep Schedule
- Construction worker killed in paving machine accident
- Accident at Elko airport results in death of mechanic
- BLM protests power plant's water application
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Upsets add intrigue to Breeders' Cup races
- Hakkinen wins disputed race, world title
Sunday, Oct. 17
Saturday, Oct. 16
Friday, Oct. 15
- Ryder Cup hero Leonard staying near the top
- Gamez still struggling
- Fryatt making a name for himself
- Crime down in LV, North Las Vegas
- Huge lapses reported in supervision of parolees, probationers
- Disabled transit service is ailing
- Veterans are still battling for respect
- Airline plans Las Vegas-Long Beach flights
- Title company fined for kickbacks
- Vegas saw huge rise in September traffic
- Warrants exercised for casino stock
- Goldman boosts rating of LV casino operator
- Reno beats Vegas in starting accounting pay
- Factions forming on arena committee
- 16-year-old girl, waiting for bus, is attacked
- North Las Vegas: Detention officers to get safety vests
- New panel to aid in area flood protection
- Shoppers stage rally
- Jarbidge residents winning old-fashioned battle over town cemetery
- Judge will not ban TV cameras in Binion trial
- Ex-mayor to give up LVCVA position for Harrah's job
- Subsidies set for three expanding Vegas firms
- Bankruptcies
- Valentino name subject of suit over restaurant
- Self-serve grocery checkout introduced in Las Vegas area
- May's 68 keeps him in the race
- Armour III fires a 60
- Columnist Dean Juipe: D.I. course may be on its last legs
- Second Vegas nursing home operator files for bankruptcy
- Former steelworkers union leader arrested
- Eldorado aiming for home edge
- Guinn wants to give local governments more control
- Tyson-Norris officials picked
- Rebels' Pavicevic defeated
- BYU women shut out UNLV soccer team
- Race notes: LV's Tracy gets provisional pole for Aussie CART race
- Letter: Cross country deserves ink
- Letter: Cut Warrick some slack
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Favre consistently spells defeat for at least on e Las Vegas bettor
- Lewis not ruling out a bout against Tyson
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Once-great rivalry fading out
- Can you lend a hand?
- Births
- Council to discuss LV's strategic plan
- Obituaries for October 15, 1999
- Voice of Choice
- The Movie Guys: Intense 'Fight Club' is a bloody good film
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Romance of Oprah, Stedman gets very unsteady
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Schmidt hoping to make it two in a row
- Date book
- This week's races
- Connolly's Elvis performance rocks the joint at Bally's
- Even with mistakes, Sting can still shake the house down
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Poring over ingredients for out-of-fashion mix tapes
- Wirtgen to sponsor World of Outlaws race at LVMS
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Culinary scores in East
- Editorial: Partisan venom on treaty vote
- Red Rock closing further thins ranks of discount movie houses
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Golf, football, baseball, boxing -- and betting
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: A harrowing trip through 'Perv'
- Thursday's prep results
- Prep Tennis tournament results
- Saturday at Santa Anita
- Saturday at Bay Meadows
- Saturday at Belmont Park
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: Nets need new concept: Classics 2000
- Letter: Don't penalize surviving spouses
- Letter: Commission vote is a travesty
- Letter: City, county board members exceed their authority
- Editorial: New drug program for inmates on hold
- Furyk thriving again in Las Vegas
- Racing notes: Solving restrictor-plate mysteries
- Rahal prepares team for Gold Coast Indy
- FBI Uniform Crime Report
- Another computer system lagging
- Nevada lawmakers question contracting of out-of-state firms
Thursday, Oct. 14
- Evidence suggests lies by Southwest merger partner
- Silver Bandits sign guard
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Analysis: Binion murder case being fought on five fronts
- MGM Grand earnings soar
- LV dairy exempted from federal regulation
- Jan Jones hired by casino giant
- Publication joins Best of West partnership
- Three men stage daring holdup of LV jewelry story
- Krispy Kreme set to roll into town
- Ordinance puts pressure on massage therapists in LV
- Slayings witness wants immunity grant in writing
- Nevadans criticize Internet gambling ad
- Police may have solved slaying from '79
- LV manufacturer's operating loss declines
- Riviera settles merger lawsuit
- Board OKs funding for Guinn's plan to hire more DMV workers
- Barbara Bush bolsters son's campaign with fundraiser
- Guinn's new drug program for prisoners caught in 'Catch-22'
- LVI notes: Furyk pushes into the hunt again
- Tabish family pleads for him to make bail
- Questioned pact threatens merger, ONEOK chief says
- Investigation underway in mining deaths
- Silverado's offense gets edge against tough Eldorado defense
- LVCVA faces higher interest rate for expansion bonds
- LV phone company names chief
- Barlow fires 61 to grab spotlight
- Small plane crashes into mountain after leaving Las Vegas airport
- Yucca nuke route could affect 370,000
- Rabbis say labor is the business of the religious
- Lanni leaving MGM
- Teen suspect's bail $1 mil.
- Tribe rejects casino compact, risks shutdown
- Living history programs set at Spring Mountain Ranch
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Bad habits or not, Daly perseveres
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Master P would save Bandits from a bum rap
- Rezoning of residential area angers neighbors
- LVMS gets record Cup sponsor
- Espinosa doesn't impress Sanchez
- Brickell emerges as big playmaker for Rebel 'D'
- Community news briefs for October 14, 1999
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Choose a neutral site for title game
- Palo Verde nears state berth
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Mayweather's image outside the ring isn't so pretty
- Barlow works his local magic
- UNR official dies at 49
- Fed court suit targets Tahoe loggers
- Nevada congressman asks Forbes to pull virtual casino's ad
- Last charge in pimp's case dropped
- LV family of Swissair crash victims files suit
- District judges vote against keeping unfavorable stats
- Guilty plea entered in shooting death of LV man
- Thank heaven for 7-Eleven; it stops patron's runaway car
- Friday at Bay Meadows
- Friday at Santa Anita
- Friday at Belmont Park
- Post-Evernham Gordon looks even better
- Visit Buddy Greco and Lezlie Anders as they rev up big band nights
- Ribbs back to racing after five years off
- State agrees to pay $142,625 in legal bills for inmates' lawsuits
- Station Casinos venture near Sacramento may face snags
- Late-season blaze burns 5,500 acres
- NASCAR Winston Cup schedule, standings
- NHRA schedule, standings
- Union to vote on first contract with San Diego County tribe
- State trades right-of-way for fiber optic links
- NASCAR Craftsman Truck schedule, standings
- Nevada man sentenced to two life terms for sexual assault
- Busch Grand National schedule, standings
- Maladies don't hold back aspiring singer
- Friday's Las Vegas Invitational tee times
- Fight schedule
- Wednesday's prep results
- Prep Football standings
- Battle with leukemia, detailed on family website, comes to end for Henderson teenager Roe
- Obituaries for October 14, 1999
- Longtime casino exec Kalish dies
- Sun Prep Football Top 10 poll
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Recalling the markets of yesterday
- Letter: Proofreaders way off course
- Letter: Food stamps seem like good deal
- Letter: What's up with all this nonsense at City Hall?
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Speaking 'crazy Navajo'
- Editorial: Clinton builds on Roosevelt's legacy
- Editorial: Long lines aren't the sole issue
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Afternoon shows are an afternoon delight
- Correction
- Harrison Frazar takes Las Vegas lead at 17-under
- $1 million bail set in Vegas shooting
- Dire scenarios painted in shipment of waste to Nevada
- California tribe refuses compact, risks losing slot machines
- Talladega racing is tough and dangerous
- Hakkinen, Schumacher, Irvine ready for new race
- Dodge back in Winston Cup
- Columnist John Sturbin: Foyt taking the road to anywhere but retirement
- Norris plans to make Tyson pay for trainers' snubs
Wednesday, Oct. 13
Tuesday, Oct. 12
- PGA Tour statistical leaders
- Monday's prep results
- 4A Southern Zone girls golf scores
- Appeals denied for two Nevada killers
- LV's May finally breaks into win column
- Cemetery financial burden for city
- Furyk returns to scene of last win
- Sudden death, wild finishes thrill crowds
- High stakes draw world-class field
- PGA Tour winners and upcoming schedule
- First Tee charity to receive another $500K
- Firm launches online pro shop
- Slow play seems to usually be golf's timely curse
- Rouge remake
- School officials say shooting social, not campus, problem
- Daughter of Binion files suit against Murphy, Tabish
- Firm to examine feasibility of tax-free bonds for monorail
- Gang violence spreading in valley, state senator says
- Petition backing Wal-Mart set to hit the street
- Casino operator switches auditors
- State Supreme Court hears tip sharing dispute
- Gaming newsletter to close
- Polo Towers not for sale
- Prosecutors want Murphy's bail pulled, Tabish's denied
- Golf Foundation to donate $500K
- Charity golf tournament set for Nov. 15
- Columnist Steve Carp: LVI offers fans the city's best sports value
- Network of TPC courses thriving
- Tourney features a local flavor
- Gore vows to fight for Nevada's rights
- Security increased after shooting at Clark High
- LV gamers team with Indians
- Nevada gaming win up 11.2% in August
- LV restaurants remain open
- Rite Aid posts loss, expands plan to close stores
- Unusual stock trading at LVEN
- Mann Theaters may be sold
- Stock fluctuations lead to lower rating
- LVCVA weighs move after court victory
- Producer, co-star have high hopes for 'The Strip'
- Supreme Court reverses woman's conviction in death of her son
- Gibbons wants probe of Yucca contract
- Obituaries for October 12, 1999
- Federal handoff of valley's water delivery system runs into roadblock
- News briefs
- Court told 'games' played with DUI charges
- Videotaping testimony considered in quadruple murder case
- Las Vegas Invitational tee times
- Wednesday at Santa Anita
- Wednesday at Bay Meadows
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Santa Anita
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Hatch leads misguided bandwagon
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Boxing hits another low with battle of the sexes
- Riley facing big challenge at D.I.
- Attorney asks court to OK his tactics in DUI cases
- State weighs use of monorail bonds in Vegas
- National shooting meet in Las Vegas
- Two Rebels football players honored
- Green Valley defends its title
- Community briefs
- Television show vehicle for improving image
- Shorter lines at DMV offices
- Commentary: President's Las Vegas speech offers direction for the future
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Ruminating on potential presidents
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Supporters get a peep of the veep at fund-raiser
- Mining company shuts down one mill, workers assigned to other operations
- Man pleads guilty to murder, robbery charges
- Letter: Social Security misunderstood
- Men sought in murder now in custody
- Letter: Commissioners stifle enterprise
- Letter: Kenny's position has hollow ring
- Letter: Congress ought to try minimum wage for one year
- Editorial: Pact aims to reduce pollution
- Editorial: Needed information is given to workers
- Fun facts about the LVI field
- Tour officials have a big hang-up with cell phones
- Las Vegas Invitational profiles
- Highlights of August win report on Nevada casinos
Monday, Oct. 11
- Five builders sued by homeowners
- Cox changes locale
- MGM Grand stock upgraded
- Navy captain quits service to run welfare computer
- Business news briefs for October 11, 1999
- Local news briefs for October 11, 1999
- College technology fees opposed
- Plumber's Union files suit against contractors, subcontractors
- Ongoing dispute blamed in stabbing death of teen
- Business community events for October 11, 1999
- Most arrested in green card bust deported
- Syphilis nearly wiped out in Nevada
- Fires break out at theater, vacant shopping center
- DMV's troubles may cost taxpayers
- Game summary: UNLV 35, Wyoming 32
- Vice President Gore begins two-day visit
- Storm without a name still wreaking havoc
- Placing blame new game at City Hall
- Binion witness said little to grand jury
- Man charged in St. Jude's case hit with Texas sex complaints
- Bible quitting ethics panel
- Mays captures City Amateur in dramatic style
- Players: Team meeting key to beating Wyoming
- Green Valley seeks fourth straight girls golf championship
- Money is hot topic at the LVI
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Daughter's career may horrify Ali
- Analyst upgrades stock recommendation
- Litigation threat hammers Sierra Health Services stock
- Stock price also reflects tough year for Sierra
- Wells, Norwest move credit card base to LV
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Legendary Laffit to visit The Orleans
- Prep schedule
- Gorilla Monsoon to be remembered at wrestling event
- LVMS race results
- Obituaries for October 11, 1999
- Unbeaten Vegas comes through in clutch
- Gambling unwelcome in Gardnerville
- Kokanee salmon run again
- Home delivery of mail preferred
- Suspect asks police for help, gets arrest
- Wild-horse advocates say the BLM is shirking its responsibility
- To rural Nevadans, every inch counts in the rally against federal control
- State water officials join fight over Tahoe grazing
- Paul McCartney breaks his silence with a rock 'n' roll album
- King-sized sale
- Yet-to-be-built Regional Justice Center receives award
- Indictment says scheme stole millions
- Brothel boss disputes revocation of license
- Community news briefs for October 11, 1999
- Pets to go on display for prospective owners
- Letter: Newcomers learn price of growth
- Letter: Reid strong in environment vote
- Letter: State missed a chance for nuke cleanup help
- Editorial: DOE again lacking in objectivity
- Pedestrian killed in car accident
- Trial begins for three men accused of murder
- Two small wildfires near Reno
- Man sought in murder was using fake id
- High court overturns murder conviction in Reno child death case
- Two students wounded in possible gang-related shooting at high school
- Las Vegas Invitational Odds
- Judge denies bid by Venetian to block convention center expansion
- Anxious? Happy? Nevada DMV wants to know
- Control board chief keeping eye on Maxim dispute
- Federal official will visit pollution-spewing mine
- Agency looks to Congress for help in college getting ban
- Former first lady to speak in Las Vegas
- Gibson triumphs at LVMS
Sunday, Oct. 10
Saturday, Oct. 9
Friday, Oct. 8
Thursday, Oct. 7
- Tax inequities and road repair money top tax study priorities
- Schools' chief list trimmed to five
- Supervising sex offenders
- Rio to display relics
- Cable channel funds approved by council
- North Las Vegas briefs
- Trial set for cop facing drug charges
- Municipal Court gets extra funds
- North Las Vegas: Council may contract outside legal services
- Wells Fargo, B of A, Zions rated by analyst
- Ten indicted in N.Y., Nevada in stock scam
- Tenet Healthcare profit declines
- LV companies seek AC permits
- NCAA lobbies for ban on sports betting
- Raley's chief sets his sights on growth plans in Las Vegas
- Wal-Mart vote challenged
- News briefs
- Deal creates copper giant
- Park Place purchase of Caesars receives initial state approval
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Bullish European investors eye casinos
- Goodman loses ethics-law debate
- Riviera shareholder files suit to block merger settlement
- Reno lawyer suggested for appeals court
- UNLV, UNR default rates on student loans low
- House votes down modest HMO bill
- LV, B of A selected for small business program
- Arts program fosters cultural appreciation
- North Las Vegas: Developer must install sprinklers in homes
- Even in losing, Walsh's court campaign pays off
- 911 recording lands 'victim' behind bars; 'suspect' walks free
- LV officially approves two new wards
- Sun Prep Football Top 10 poll
- Chess groups' fight erupts in court
- Suicide hotline rescued
- Soccer families fear bullets at local sports complex
- Wednesday's prep results
- Price of new school superintendent up in the air
- Fight schedule
- C-M picked to hand struggling Cheyenne its fourth straight loss
- Friday at Santa Anita
- Friday at Bay Meadows
- Friday at Belmont Park
- Tabish lawyer seeks ban on TV cameras
- Community news briefs for October 7, 1999
- Former football player hurt in hurt in pro wrestling match
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tyson, Norris trainers exchange verbal jabs
- Volleyball coach remains upbeat despite slump
- Sutton, Okla. State hope to continue good luck in LV
- Columnist Steve Carp: Fight against greed goes to the courts
- Prevention, fire safety encouraged
- Mickelson, Couples, Singh enter Las Vegas Invitational
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Divisional splits leave some strong teams out of playoffs
- Rudolph, the hard-nosed runner
- Vegas council to be expanding
- Power plant to install scrubbers, cut pollution clouding canyon
- Spy pilots recount chilling chapters in American history
- New trial dates in du Pont case
- Nevada panel endorses Park Place-Caesars deal
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Good news, bad news, other news
- Nevada regulators oppose licensing of casino vet
- Wildlife division seeks volunteers to gather seeds for recovery program
- Record wildland fire season leaves Delaware-sized replanting job
- Jury takes less than four hours to pronounce death sentence
- Letter: City, county line causes confusion
- Obituaries for October 7, 1999
- Letter: Don't dismantle Metro Police
- Longtime LV businessman Kostelac dies
- Letter: Get PETA after pigeon poisoners
- Letter: Goodman just as ineffective as his predecessor
- Hog Wild: Rev up for the World Bike Expo this weekend
- Casino commission hits Trump Taj Mahal with big fine
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Clint Holmes, others on the Strip where they belong
- Editorial: Hard look needed on this combo
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Can Bush reshape GOP?
- Editorial: Consider all options to stop DMV glitches
- Prep Football Statistics
- This week's races
- Guinn unveils plan to fight DMV delays
- Maxim hotel-casino to close Dec. 6
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: UNLV-BYU game could break attendance mark
Wednesday, Oct. 6
Tuesday, Oct. 5
Monday, Oct. 4
- Game summary: Nevada 26, UNLV 12
- Community news briefs for October 4, 1999
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: With Charlotte gone, IRL tries to branch out
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Montjeu records dynamic victory in Paris
- Price for hotel-casino revealed
- Firm to use investment to buy hotel-casino
- LV station owner in big radio merger
- Ex-Test Site workers could develop illness from silica exposure
- New carrier signs long-term airport lease
- No immediate layoffs at Henderson plant
- Aztar refinances debt
- Junket air carrier expanding Elko flights
- Local charities cash in with Raley's supermarkets takeover
- Gaming announcements for October 4, 1999
- Harolds Club mural donated to city
- State gets funds from drug company
- Driver goes wrong way on U.S. 95
- Boy, 8, killed in collision; mother in critical condition
- Trial set in death of palsy patient
- Obituaries for October 4, 1999
- Missile-defense test gives area residents a brilliant light show
- Developer goes to court to seek info on college
- Committee sees need for new college
- Assemblyman touts ads on school buses
- Venetian's bid to block LVCVA bond authority goes to court
- Man who helped doctor with drugs gets probation
- Du Pont in-law to plead guilty in murder plot
- Judge to decide on release of sensitive documents
- McDonald, Keller end public feud -- sort of
- Untangling DMV snarl
- Nevada's health insurance gets bad ranking
- Culinary threatens to set up pickets at baseball union show at Hard Rock
- LV-London daily flight may become key point in bargaining
- MGC Communications' stock upgraded in response to digital service plans
- MGC nearly ready to roll out bundled voice, data service
- New crew chief, same results for Jeff Gordon
- Speedway may host Le Mans Series race
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Stern goofs in position on betting
- Nevada case begins court session
- Clinton's LV stop was a brief one
- Business events for October 4, 1999
- Necaxa survives in rowdy finale
- Loss leaves Rebels searching for answers
- California biker wins at LVMS
- UNLV player takes tournament
- Nevada loses round in Blue Cross case
- Africanized bees believed to be killers of LV dog
- Inquest answers family's questions
- Key victories clear up prep playoff picture
- Vegas merchants complain about wholesaler shows
- A long day at the DMV office
- Guinn plays state staff shuffle
- Letter: 'Alert team' could help protect schools
- Letter: GOP cannot take all of the credit
- Letter: City building poorly maintained
- Letter: Nevada senators showed leadership on timber issues
- Woman found dead was strangled
- Columnist Jack McCloskey: Ethics Commission is an ill-fated experiment
- Board to consider fine against business owner for alleged contamination
- Editorial: Relief for those with car repairs
- Drug maker pays $481,810 in settlement
- Pharmacist shortage predicted
- TV sports/Radio for Oct. 5-Oct. 9
- Prep schedule
- Poll: Bush holds big lead over Gore, Bradley in Nevada
- Plea bargain talks fail for husband of du Pont family heiress
- Wells police chief resigns
- Suspect arrested in killing of auto repairman
Sunday, Oct. 3
Saturday, Oct. 2
Friday, Oct. 1
- Report shows radiation, chemicals are migrating from Timet plant
- Supreme Court criticizes Vegas over Big Game casino case
- Cox Communications evacuated after apparent robbery attempt
- Inquest testimony matches police report of shootings
- Williams wants regents to file UNLV cop report
- Tucson 'boxes out' Wal-Mart supercenters
- Accused killer's girlfriend found
- Clinton hints at Yucca veto
- Search for robber ties up area near downtown
- Nevada fares well in spending-bill funds
- Mirage cash flow rising at Bellagio, Beau Rivage hotels
- Date book
- Park Place criticized, escapes fine for Florida payments to politician
- Insurer, entertainer settle suit over Internet name
- Face-recognition ID system marketed to hotel-casino security departments
- Las Vegas 1 will broadcast speech
- Judge denies claims by prisoners
- LVEN mum on sale, El Rancho owner's outside auditor quits
- Casino marketing campaign heads to Seattle
- U.S. squads take aim at Champions Cup final
- Timet warns of loss, mulls layoffs
- Business forecast points to local decline
- Wells Fargo buying spree continues
- Bankruptcies
- Utility revises rate-hike request
- Henderson: Planning panel denies senior complex
- Web hotel reservations firm sets up shop in LV
- 8th grade writing is below national average on tests
- Japanese accident called a warning for Yucca Mountain
- Rebels say plenty on line vs. UNR
- Horse slaughter suspects not popular with residents
- Columnist Steve Carp: Saturday's showdown a game both teams must win
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Julio charts same course as Duran
- Nicklaus in Three-Tour Challenge
- AMF tourney at Sam's Town
- Births
- Ex-Bishop Gorman star Dele tells Pistons he plans to retire
- Questions raised over consultants paid millions to design, debug new DMV computer system
- Mayor asking casinos if they would give up NBA betting
- Candidates for new City Council seats get out to meet the people
- Obituaries for October 1, 1999
- Seasoned cops get modified training
- Reno hotels enjoyed busy August
- Ceremony signals progress of Las Vegas Beltway in northwest
- Some skeptical of school's wild horse research
- Reno losing TWA flight to St. Louis
- NCCJ plans interfaith forum series
- UNR-UNLV disparity shrinks
- Sale of Ormbsy House recorded
- The Movie Guys: A split vote on 'Plunkett & Macleane'
- Public defender criticizes community's blood lust for Vanisi
- State agency spared layoffs
- State prison system wins in lawsuit
- Smoke from California fires postpones Tahoe prescribed burns
- Outhouse races slated for Virginia City
- Suspect pleads innocent to shooting state trooper
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: Whistlin' a happy Croon-a-Tune
- Officer injured as his parked car hit
- Killer of man in Laughlin agrees to plea bargain
- The Main Course -- Muriel Stevens: Spiedini offers tasty treats at the Resort at Summerlin
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Old-timers, Irish music fans will be busy this weekend
- Charles puts personal spin on favorites
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: 'Big Trouble' an enjoyable, book-length novel
- Surprising Silverado meets Vegas
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: With Charlotte gone, IRL tries to branch out
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Robinson gets job done in big/rivalry games
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: It's no crime for NFL teams to call for backup
- Lopez favored to remain unbeaten
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Saturday at Bay Meadows
- Saturday at Belmont Park
- Thursday's prep results
- Letter: Pigeon lady has suffered enough
- Letter: Surplus animal trade out of control
- Letter: Journeymen need strength, intelligence
- Editorial: Preserving our privacy protections
- Editorial: Budgeting gimmick should shame GOP
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Pardon for MacDonald
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Let's put the band They Might Be Giants into perspective
- Indian side of Little Bighorn presented in new book
- Paint Saint
- Clinton promises to veto nuke waste bill, senators say
- Nemechek continues late-season surge
- Nonprofit disabled coalition has convinced many valley businesses to comply with law
- Letter: IRL's best days lie ahead
- Letter: Show drivers more respect
- Letter: Kudos for soccer stories
- Letter: Thanks for prep coverage
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- Letter: CART's house is burning
- Letter: Chimps ahoy in the IRL
- Letter: Give writer dubious award
- Letter: Blame track, not the drivers
- Letter: Track too slick Sunday
- Letter: IRL needs to implode
- Letter: IRL oval races beat the streets
- Letter: CART cars too fast for LVMS
- Letter: IRL principles are sound
- Letter: IRL race not the best but ...
- Letter: IRL has made poor choices
- Letter: Get off the IRL's case
- Letter: Tony George is a weasel
- Letter: High attrition always possible
- Letter: Bring CART to Las Vegas
- Letter: CART couldn't do any better
- Letter: Most fans liked Vegas.com 500
- Letter: Tony George is the problem
- Letter: IRL needs positive press
- Letter: Fan chokes on IRL series
