Story archive for July 2000
Monday, July 31
- UNLV sponsors clinic for girls
- Firefighting capability falls perilously behind valley's growth
- Judges disagree on use of temps
- Bansbach wins at LVMS
- Goodman wants repeal of code banning clubs' tips for cabbies
- LV seniors vulnerable to gambling addiction
- Kincaid, Malone feeling the heat
- Former GOP Chairman Fahrenkopf lobbies hard
- City employees piling up cell phone bills
- Ethics complaints require signature
- 3 die in motorcycle crashes
- Father of drowned baby goes to court
- Teen shot to death
- Census Bureau review finds no need for action
- Investors pound Sprint stock as executives scramble to define future
- LV legal website subject of suit
- LV salon sues defecting stylist
- Wisconsin county board set to decide on casino
- Former Mohegan partner in talks for N.Y. casino
- Three casinos proposed in Louisiana
- Two indicted in restaurant robbery, shooting of officer
- Local news briefs for July 31, 2000
- Report: Most nursing homes not up to par
- UNLV booster speaks out
- Chang hangs on to capture title
- Basic, Durango Legion advance
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Shameful trend adds Strawberry
- Community news briefs for July 31, 2000
- NLV wants five new stations
- Obituaries for July 31, 2000
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: 2-year-olds acting up at summer meetings
- Rockettes perform final show
- Sun Camp Fund needs your help
- Penn National buys riverboat casino in Louisiana
- Stars edged in 12th for 8th straight loss
- LVMS half-mile dirt oval results
- PCL Box: Rainiers 2, Stars 1
- American Legion playoff results
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- Casino boat, barge collide on Mississippi River
- Gaming figure Cohen dies at age 88
- Motorcyclist killed on U.S. 95
- Nevadans to network at GOP convention
- Letter: Political events too predictable
- Letter: Low-income residents hurt by power rate hike
- Editorial: Panel imposes on probe
- Police find fugitives inside Detroit casinos
- Crews cross fingers, move in on flames
- Explosion rattles chemical plant, town
- Arizona Congressman raising money from Indian gaming interest for PAC
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, July 31, 2000
- Photographer focuses interest on deep space
- Nevadans of voting age up 16 percent
- TV sports/Radio for Aug. 1-5
- Columnist Trude B. Feldman: Quest for Peace revisits Camp David
Sunday, July 30
- Airport land woes still developing
- Two fires defy crews
- Avon lady still calling, but through e-mail
- Suspects in officer shooting held on $1 million bond
- California man drowns in motel pool
- Q&A: Head of the Grass
- Columnist Susan Snyder: No offense meant, but offense taken
- Editorial: Proceed cautiously with plans for site
- Letter: Pigeons are misunderstood
- Letter: Wynn's next project destined for greatness
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Small schools work
- Columnist Sandra Thompson: Settlement battles strain man's health
- Columnist Jeff German: Mob adds another twist to Binion tale
- Columnist Jon Ralston: A Yucca spin fest in the Senate
- Editorial: Science over politics
- Nevada seen as 'critical' state by GOP
- Plastic surgery boom
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Gaming auditor dials up Reege
- Parents of amputee ordered to repay money from donations
- Some elusive wild horses don't cotton to being corralled
- Crews cross fingers, move in on flames
- AMA Superbike Results
- Da Matta gets first CART victory
- Points leader Rice wins Lights race
- Grand Prix of Germany Results
- Barrichello wins German Grand Prix
- Carquest Auto Parts 250 Results
- PCL Box: Buzz 8, Stars 2
- Featherlite Southwest Results
- Prolong Super Lubricants Northwest Nationals Pairings
- F2000 National Championship Results
- Nash wins for first time in Featherlite Southwest Series
- Edwards will fight secret sentence recommendation
- Gulfport projecting more casino-related money; Biloxi not so sure
Saturday, July 29
- PCL Box G2: Buzz 6, Stars 1
- PCL Box G1: Buzz 6, Stars 5
- Support group focuses on devastating effects of fibromyalgia
- Las Vegas children's camp memories unforgettable
- Coulthard takes pole position for the German GP
Friday, July 28
- Macpherson wins tournament
- Up to 8 UNLV football games set to be televised
- Senators: Plan proves Bush is for nuke dump
- Station, Greenspuns to invest in Maloof family's new casino resort
- Family of murder victim find relief in man's arrest
- Red Rock horses, burros face roundup
- Passengers describe quick exit from National's jet
- Standoff ends peacefully
- Gibbons comes down hard on Garcia remark
- Obituaries for July 28, 2000
- Recent Las Vegas bankruptcies
- B of A slashing 10,000 jobs -- effect on Nevada unknown
- United-US Airways merger draws opposition
- Couple pleads guilty
- Whispering Timbers brings new hope to blighted area
- Park latest addition to downtown culture boom
- Western states water meeting begin in Washington
- Power rate hikes 'unconstitutional'
- Peterson to leave state's top education job
- Metro probes City Hall over tavern license
- Montoya back in championship picture
- Schumacher posts fastest time in practice
- Resort open to alternative uses for MGM Grand Adventures
- Aladdin to open Aug. 17 with Gaming Commission blessing
- Clinton signs bill to OK sale of Western land
- State officials confident of Guinn's plan to help seniors pay for drugs
- Local news briefs for July 28, 2000
- New suit alleges self-dealing by Interstate Mortgage president
- Court briefs for July 28, 2000
- Sonic buys Las Vegas Cadillac dealerships
- Revenue soars, profit falls for LV cable operator
- NLV hospital owner posts profit
- America West cuts flights to improve performance
- City's plan for complex fizzling
- Stanford grad Goldstein to face upstart Gimelstob
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Exotic girls new focus in fight ads
- Gambill says he'll pass on chance to play in Olympics
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday at Del Mar
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- PCL Box: Buzz 9, Stars 5
- 'Avon Lady' going high-tech
- Rawlinson begins her duties on appeals court
- Local group sets sights on Sydney
- Panel to debate bond for a children's hospital
- Nevadans in Congress part of flurry of activity
- Utilities Commission set for latest power struggle
- Gators win wild one to advance
- Slumping Stars fall to Salt Lake
- Letter: Restructuring of taxes needed
- Letter: Reid's stand on snowmobile ban saluted
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Filling the second slot
- Editorial: No excuse for use of N-word
- Editorial: Conspiracy buffs are rejected twice
- The Sun remembers 1953: Where I Stand -- Hank Greenspun: 'Sens. McCarran, Malone worthless'
- Joe Delaney remembers 1953: Mills Brothers at the Thunderbird
- The Sun Remembers 1953: News of the day
- The Movie Guys: 'Nutty Professor' sequel reeks of crude humor
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Mulling over interesting magazine offerings
- Datebook
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: 'Mom-and-pop' Lotus buckling under pressure
- That's Life -- Steve Bornfeld: The Sun sets on That's Life
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Setzer's 'Vavoom' lacks verve
- Columnist Kate Maddox: 'The Rat Pack is Back' is back
- Smothers Brothers' act remains unique, pleasing
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Conway, Korman give new life to old routines
- Rating the ups and downs of Vegas' motion-simulator rides
- Nontraditional medicine going mainstream
Thursday, July 27
- Obituaries for July 27, 2000
- Veteran Vegas firefighter Herrington dies at age 71
- Fired president sues tech firm
- MGM MIRAGE cash flow improves as Mirage acquisition takes hold
- Garcia apologetic after racial slur
- New attorney accuses lawyer of outside interest
- Firefighters are gathering to protect local areas
- Longtime executive Boman dies
- FERC postpones vote on proposed Sierra Pacific purchase of Portland General Electric
- FBI says heroin in mob plot to kill Binion
- Foreman defends jury actions
- Grocer offers Arco discounts
- Owner reports higher profit
- Immunity sought for testimony about alleged school cheating
- L.A.-Vegas Amtrak service delayed
- Australian slot maker set to enter Nevada market
- Analyst downgrades Tropicana operator
- Wine sommelier leaves Rio
- Missouri investigators to question Station executives next week
- Rudin's new attorney wants gag order placed on confidant
- Navajo casino planned
- Police probe California date-rape suspect's activities in Las Vegas
- Hard Rock loss narrows
- Subsidiary will provide financial services over the Internet
- Profit plunges at office machine giant
- Johnson case puts spotlight on death penalty
- Local news briefs for July 27, 2000
- Census official denies problems
- Orchid House to close as college reclaims greenhouse
- School Board widening focus on district matters
- Republic Services profit up, buyback set
- Biggest Nevada bank buying back shares
- Loss increases for Vegas tech firm
- Internet seller's stock falls
- Boulder City touted as energy center site
- Agency going visual to find 'deadbeat dads'
- Group returning computers to CCSN
- Nevada's share of water is discussed
- Anti-tobacco caravan targets teenagers
- Warren County landowner asks judge to order regulators to act against casinos
- Lawrence moves forward with talks for casino
- Industry pulls voter petition
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A long reach for peace
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Bad luck plagues Stars
- Srichaphan falls to Ferreira
- CCSN making strides toward building athletic program
- 'Bad word' sends Rios packing from event
- Marshals move prisoners over housing fees dispute
- Environmental group calls for land-trade reform
- Decision made to tear down historic Whitehead Mansion
- Pay-per-who?
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Crayton withdraws from Orleans fight
- Stars squander lead against Salt Lake
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's card at Del Mar
- Horseshoe Gaming contesting Gaming Board's rejection of Empress Casino license
- Judge dismisses South Carolina gambling suit
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Clark High graduate secures academic honor
- Move over Darva, Fox now looking for sexiest bachelor in America
- Nellis helicopter crew aids biker
- Community news briefs for July 27, 2000
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Critical look at ethical concerns
- Letter: Work, stress go hand-in-hand
- Letter: Column on death tax disputed
- Letter: Property takeovers are different
- Editorial: Nursing homes, hospitals get relief
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Free shows are still a boost to hotel business
- Editorial: Census charges off base
- Maternity clothes are becoming more fashionable
- Liberace Museum undergoing $1 million renovation
- PCL Box: Buzz 12, Stars 11
- American Legion tournament
- Fight schedule
- Simmons brothers working together inside and out
- Auto racing schedule, winners and points standings
- Cashman Cadillac sells two LV dealerships to national chain
Wednesday, July 26
- Advocacy group questions Nevada's 'corporate welfare'
- Man charged in 23-year-old murder case pleads innocent
- Your donation can help send kids to camp
- Libraries start community meetings
- American Legion tournament results
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Community news briefs for July 26, 2000
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Project aims to restore native fish
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Del Mar
- Reid, Bryan 'escape noose' on NCAA bill
- LV census results in question
- Board begins studying three proposals for final casino license
- Henderson residents say city threatening to bulldoze properties
- Shuffle Master switches partner for 'Let's Make A Deal' slot
- Gaming commission chooses Jefferson County casino proposal
- Riviera hotel-casino cash flow improves
- LV casino operator eyes temporary casino
- Casino operator reports loss
- Expanded Boyd project approved
- Obituaries for July 26, 2000
- Insurance agency loses assurance of state funds
- NTS proposed for anti-terrorism center
- Local news briefs for July 26, 2000
- Killer's mother makes appeal for his life
- High court orders new hearing in 16-year-old shooting case
- 'Notre Dame' show to close after 7-month run
- Guinn orders 7.6 percent rate hike for nursing homes
- Nontraditional medicine going mainstream
- Developer, county make progress on channel
- Whitehead House may fade into history
- Las Vegas gasoline prices rise again
- Body of man found in desert
- House panel OKs bill calling for stiffer meth lab penalties
- Nevada seen as renewable energy leader
- States to offer new Colorado River plan
- LV hotel tech firm files to go public
- Start-up resurrecting 'Bank of Nevada' name
- LV tech companies in litigation
- Union organizing Vegas workers
- Fire has destroyed several landmarks
- A Chang for the better
- Gaynor to press issues for Nevada Bankers Association
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Olympian refuses to quit
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- Columnist Jeff Haney: IP posts 62 college football 'Games of the Year'
- Draper still feels pain after wife's death
- Savvy wine buy: Casa Lapostolle '98 Cabernet Sauvignon
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Clark High graduate secures academic honor
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Organizing at Organized Living
- Biltmore Estate offers prime Southern dishes
- Letter: Religion tolerated on our currency
- Letter: Congress ignores medical needs of senior citizens
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Get high court justices off campaign trail
- Editorial: Talks fail for now, but keep hope alive
- Editorial: Electric bills to go up, up, up
- Popular 'Antiques Roadshow' touches down in Vegas
- Stay wide awake for late-night dining
- Oklahoma tribe wants to bring casino to Douglas County
- Indiana gambling opponents hire lobbyist
- Louisiana board begins studying three proposals for final casino license
- Nevada Bell files to expand services
- NLRB files complaint against Rio
- Missouri gaming commission weighs four casino proposals
- Retiring senator embarks on sentimental journey through rural Nevada
- Nevada governor raises reimbursement rates to keep nursing homes open
- New gaming regulation could prohibit 'problem' gamblers from playing in Mississippi casinos for two years
- Suspected leukemia cases in Fallon spur probe
- New justice center to be named for Evans
- Charges filed in downtown apartment fire
- Washoe County a bit closer to justice complex
- Wild horse killings continue
- Arson-murder suspect in critical condition
- Pennebaker asks judge to order Mississippi regulators to act on complaint
Tuesday, July 25
- Correction for July 24, 2000
- Historic downtown house heavily damaged by blaze
- Judge orders all snitch documents given to Tabish
- Del Webb profit tops estimates
- Vegas sandwich shop owner sued over Americans With Disabilities Act
- Computer giant's profit slips
- Nevada spared from store closings
- LV cost of living increases
- Son of Oklahoma City bomber won't testify
- School testing moratorium sought
- SBC to offer local phone service in Las Vegas
- Magician's widow gets settlement from Metro Police
- State population 2 mil. and counting
- Higher profits reported by Strip casino operators
- Suspected leukemia cases in Fallon spur probe
- Homeowners associations sue
- Station Casinos employees subpoenaed in state probe
- Longtime executive director leaves for new post
- Icahn loses bid for hotel-casino
- Gaming analysts ranked
- Culinary Union accepts contract hiking wages at Santa Fe
- 2000 Vegas visitor count projection increased
- Community news briefs for July 25, 2000
- Man in failed Mormon church bombings up for release
- Silver Bandits to hold tryouts
- Families of slain recall tragedy
- Millennium Arena site bought for $1.2 million
- Nevada's population passes 2 million
- Fire near Tonopah grows to 7,200 acres
- Obituaries for July 25, 2000
- Artist who did backgrounds for classic Disney films dead at 84
- Columnist Susan Snyder: A tight spot at Lake Mead
- PCL Box: Rainiers 11, Stars 8
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Britney spears no-name openers
- Judge warns defendant in Honolulu gambling case
- Wisconsin Indian leader denounces casino hearing as 'a charade'
- Missouri gambling regulators subpoena Station Casino's top executives
- Security tightened at Ely prison
- Reno man killed in motorcycle crash on I-80
- Soria Jr. sentenced to life in prison for Tahoe child's death
- New York tribe won't pursue casino because of Ridge's opposition
- Logging planned in popular Sierra Nevada area
- Progressives try to counter religious right in Nevada
- City leaders meet to talk about proposed riverboat sale
- Bryan set to launch farewell Nevada tour
- Utilities upgrade plan hits snags
- Teachers in Assembly say tax policy should be set by lawmakers
- Local news briefs for July 25, 2000
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A debt long overdue
- Letter: Consolidating nukes at Yucca
- Letter: Las Vegas wrong to kill pigeons
- Letter: Let ravers enjoy themselves in their own way
- Editorial: Rewrite Nevada's ethics law
- Editorial: Don't filter what these speakers say
- Guinn eyes input on hunt for radiation in water
- November trial set for casino robbery suspects
- State lawmakers have mixed feelings about Bush pick
- Roskos: Frightening injury is just 'part of the game'
- Day trader Ferreira hopes to cash in at tournament
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Redskins gouge fans with fees
- Violence erupts at local amateur boxing show
- Back strain forces Agassi to withdraw
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Del Mar
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- Men indicted in gambling den robbery, killings in New York
- Las Vegan's uncanny 'Duke' impression wows Republicans
- Major League Baseball standings
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- The Strip at LVMS point standings
- The Bullring at LVMS point standings
- Target shooting was source of northern fire
- Water use soars in Northern Nevada
- Bryan urges passage of bill to help local fire departments
- Man loses appeal of death sentence imposed for Vegas murder
- Bookie claims former Bears execs involved with sports betting
- Fatal Concorde flight not scheduled to come to Las Vegas
Monday, July 24
- Program to sterilize women attracts three participants
- Casino owner donating big antique organ to arena
- Nevada Power chief's resignation blamed on plunge in stock price
- Clark County leads nation by wide margin in business creation
- Neonopolis project at critical stage
- LV mortgage lender pressing state over licensing delays, agency says matter is closed
- VoiceStream Wireless sold for $50.7 billion
- Video chain delivering films over phone lines
- BLM called too rigid on land auctions
- High-profile cellmates split up after complaint
- Security tightened at Ely prison
- School Board continues calling practice
- Hearing opens before 3 judges
- Southwest Ambulance ready to hit the streets
- Last service
- Trial set for teen in father's slaying
- Las Vegas Valley hit with trace of rain
- Price drop hurts Henderson plant owner
- LV hospital operator's profit up slightly
- Local news briefs for July 24, 2000
- LV bank operator posts higher profit
- Castaldi steps down from KVVU post
- Hospital operator beats profit forecasts
- LV financial operators post higher profit
- LV firm replaces distributor in product dispute
- Favoritism at Nevada casino subject of court appeal
- Binion resents his portrayal in Illinois report
- S&P affirms bond ratings in wake of Missouri deal
- Serena keeps Open outfit a top secret
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Lying not the ticket in sports
- Henderson jockey dies
- Construction begins on northeast Missouri casino
- Las Vegas drivers triumph
- Two arrested in Reno shooting
- Fire season costs racking up
- Ballot issues would enrich sponsors
- Another tribe wants casino in Hancock County
- Tribe won't pursue casino because of Ridge's opposition
- Fire consumes 1,000 acres north of Reno
- Community news briefs for July 24, 2000
- Local reverend finds salvation from above
- Columnist Darren Richardson: Nevada among vital states for Gore, Bush
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, July 24, 2000
- Chips Ahoy
- Casino chip collectors embrace their hobby with near-religious zeal
- Letter: Speaking out can save open space
- Letter: Leftover signs are worst part of yard sales
- Editorial: Don't mess with nuke standards
- Summer camp allows children to escape city
- Champion poker player McClelland dies
- Obituaries for July 24, 2000
- Roskos drilled in the nose as Stars wilt in heat vs. Tacoma
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Race for top trainer comes down to the wire
- East's arms silence West
- LVMS Bullring results
- PCL Box: Rainiers 7, Stars 3
- Reid says Cheney pick was concession to "crazies" in GOP's right wing
- Suspects in Bellagio armed robbery plead innocent
- Little progress made in identifying bones found near Ruby Marshes
- Tribe may want casino near Paxton
- Reno fire nearly contained; another breaks out near Tonopah
Sunday, July 23
- Mother of crash victims wants barrier on highway
- Editorial: Approve justices on merit
- Q&A: Welcome Holmes
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Loving our pets, Take II?
- Columnist Sandra Thompson: Teen really wants her day in Family Court
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Death, taxes, fairness
- Letter: Gaming tax a Nevada issue
- Letter: Commissioners are entertaining
- Letter: Is exercising self-control really all that horrible?
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Survey sheds light on state of politics
- Editorial: Odds against house on nuclear waste
- Death Valley rescue
- Decades later, redevelopment on right track
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Is Second City the first choice?
- School behind bars
- Apologetic shooter still gets prison term
- Reno sergeant suspended for deceiving investigators
- Rogers named one of nation's most generous
- Michigan 500 Results
- Suspect sought in rape and robbery in Reno
- Speedvision World Challenge Touring Car Championship Results
- Dayton Indy Lights Results
- Giaffone wins Indy Lights race
- ARCA Pepsi 200 Results
- Tecumseh 300 Results
- German Grand Prix Motorcycle Results
- Tribe won't pursue Pennsylvania casino because of Ridge's opposition
- State issues $366,000 in grants from Tahoe license plate money
- PCL box: Stars 9, Rainiers 3
- Washoe County squeezing water from Storey, Churchill counties
Saturday, July 22
- PCl Box: Stars 2, Rainiers 1
- New television show promotes 'pet-iquette'
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Picture this: Goal is saving lives
- All donations help send kids to camp
Friday, July 21
- Jury sentences Zane Floyd to death
- Las Vegas man who murdered his ex-wife receives death penalty
- Jury delivers death penalty verdict in Floyd case
- Construction on vets home six months behind schedule
- State joins probe on school cheating
- Senate confirms Rawlinson for appeals court
- Appeal filed in bottlecap case
- High court asked to halt penalty hearing in murders
- Mayor, city manager to meet with developers over downtown parcel
- Two Las Vegans among wildlife board appointees
- Mexican mom regains custody of her child after alleged kidnapping
- Panel blasts Las Vegas councilman in ruling
- AOL profit more than doubles
- U.S. Bank owner meets profit forecast
- Growth, higher profits reported
- Unemployment rate inches up
- Irish-American chain entering LV with five restaurants
- Church's illegal paperwork discovered
- Golden State Bancorp posts higher profit
- Grand jury to decide armored car case
- Jury reaches verdict in penalty phase
- Deal boosting Nevada electricity rates approved
- Office products company opening LV distribution center
- Local news briefs for July 21, 2000
- Obituaries for July 21, 2000
- Editorial: Natural resource plan is worthy
- Editorial: Congress' mission is 'plane'
- Letter: In U.S., voting is forgotten right
- Letter: People watch as injustice against residents unfolds
- Letter: Cigar ads should be banned, too
- Analysts divided on Station's deals in Missouri, Vegas
- Laughlin casino owner dies at 78
- Outlook improves for Venetian
- Casino operator fined $50,000
- Children sue over worker's death
- Rebels hope fans surf way to merchandise purchases
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Old Course isn't always a pushover
- Senate committee approves Rawlinson
- Nevada regulators to examine Illinois charges against Jack Binion
- Tabish's wife granted divorce
- Nevada river guide "Survivor" is wanted by police
- Mississippi casino revenues climb 3 percent in second quarter
- Teen may be charged in death of her newborn
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Testud survives rough trip to LV charity event
- Gaughan gets shot at mountain high with Busch ride
- PCL Box: River Cats 19, Stars 10
- Stars jolted by lopsided defeat to Sacramento
- Nero to play for Rebels
- Birth announcements for July 21, 2000
- Second brother in court over 1996 killing
- LV man pleads guilty in child-sex, pornography case
- Not-guilty plea made in robbery of motel guests
- Venerable Pogo's Tavern gets better with age
- The Sun remembers 1952: Where I Stand -- Hank Greenspun: 'There can be no compromises with the underworld'
- Joe Delaney remembers 1952: Parks, Garrett and Grey at El Rancho Vegas
- The Sun Remembers 1952: News of the Day
- Gorman folds team, citing lack of players
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Datebook
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Tension rings true in 'What Lies Beneath'
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Theater of the absurd
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Going in pursuit of 'The Secret Parts of Fortune'
- That's Life -- Steve Bornfeld: The doctors will see you now
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Copperfield reappears at MGM
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: 'Trans-ethnic' cuisine translates into yummy results
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Risk-taking rewards a bevy of comics in LV
- Silverton's Struthers-Ricca combination always a good show
- Bulls will no longer run in Mesquite
- NHP enlists aid to investigate sex claims
- Letter: Rhubarb was no big deal
- Letter: Coach had an out
- Letter: Doherty left Irish in lurch
- Jurors in Zane Floyd trial ask residents to pray for victims
- Niggli out as chairman, CEO of Sierra Pacific Resources
- Ricky Martin, Kronos Quartet in big weekend at Reno's arts festival
- Supreme Court to decide constitutionality of three judge-panel
- Louisiana regulators working with Illinois on Binion license
- Soria Jr. sentencing Monday in Tahoe child's death
- Minorities in state government lag overall work force
- EPA recommends denial of President Casino expansion
- Tickets still available for Ricky Martin show in Reno
- Dog wins clemency in goat murder case
Thursday, July 20
- LVMS half-mile dirt point standings
- State jobless rate 3.5 percent in June, just over 1 million working
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Watching watchdog
- LV casino operator issues $500 mil. in notes to refinance
- Isle of Capri to buy some President assets
- Deliberations move into second day
- Station buying Fiesta
- LV Sportspark is slapped with audit after sale talks
- Earnings stagnant for IGT despite California boost
- Poker chip convention opens at the Tropicana
- Citicorp parent says profit jumped 23 percent
- Vegas airline traffic up 13.6 percent in June
- Federal court rejects appeal by telemarketer
- Senate panel approves Rawlinson
- LV man pleads guilty in DUI deaths
- LV woman wins Pepsi bottlecap court case, $1 million
- LV council OKs talks for downtown land deal
- Local news briefs for July 20, 2000
- Tabish's former attorneys offer documents for appeal
- Search for chancellor cut to six candidates
- Mesquite bull event likely to be steered elsewhere
- Reno immigrants fearing deportation win temporary reprieve
- Nevada among states that couldn't use up child health insurance funds
- Driver has nice job with Dale Earnhardt Inc.
- Isle's closing of restaurant not a violation of regulation
- Gaming Commission issues $50,000 fine against Park Place Entertainment
- Fisher wants to win, but first she must finish
- Henderson company sold for $25 million to California firm
- Youthful open-wheel ace ticketed for stardom
- Reid: Nuke study 'common sense'
- Kincaid far ahead of Smith, poll shows
- Auto racing schedules, winners and point standings
- Southwest Ambulance nears deal to compete with AMR
- Wells Fargo, First Security working on merger plans
- This week's races
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Travelers warned of fire danger
- Atlanta team wins crown
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: LV should tell Dodgers to hit road
- Carter's stock tumbles at Big Time
- Columnist Peter Benton: Wright & Co. tops at Red Rock
- Clark County zoning briefs for July 20, 2000
- NLV council briefs for July 20, 2000
- Residents lose fight over car lot
- Deputies destroy video machines seized as illegal gambling
- Hearing on Farmerville's attempt to revive video poker
- City council briefs for July 20, 2000
- City Centre group will stay on the job
- Obituaries for July 20, 2000
- Stars fall to River Cats in Saipe's first outing
- Columnist Dean Juipe: LV's Adams won't go to the videotape
- Tua has a title on his mind
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Big Time Basketball Tournament leading scorers
- Las Vegas MP's visit high country
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Community news briefs for July 20, 2000
- Big Time Basketball all-tournament team
- Big Time Basketball Tournament results
- PCL Box: River Cats 13, Stars 8
- Fight schedule
- Pennsylvania turns party pooper on GOP's "Las Vegas Night"
- Suspect in Ogden bank robbery crashes car, passes out, following casino spree
- Illinois regulators outline problems with casino owner Binion
- Kaiser, Steelworkers to meet in Pittsburgh, Las Vegas
- Woman accused of killing niece fighting extradition to Nevada
- Accident victim's children sue Aladdin
- Jury awards bottle owner million dollar prize
- Pieces of his mind: Roark Gourley's abstract work on display at Caesars
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: The odd candidacy of NOTC
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Venetian believes in 'First Lady' Melinda's magic
- Letter: Locals leaving Rio in droves
- Letter: Boycott puppy mill industry, pet shops
- Editorial: Even this twist isn't a shocker
- Editorial: When libraries are homeless shelters
- Agencies agree on plan to clean up old Sierra mine
- The Bullring at LVMS results
- The Strip at LVMS point standings
Wednesday, July 19
- 80,000 acres blackened in northern Nevada
- Lawsuit claims Rio's hot coffee burned baby
- Fight over million-dollar soda goes to court
- Big health insurer to miss profit forecasts
- Aircraft giant posts lower profit
- Education called crucial in protecting environment
- Local news briefs for July 19, 2000
- Study details effects of Yucca dump
- Valley awaits federal project money
- $1 million prize on line in jury trial
- Killing of burglar labeled 'clear case of self-defense'
- Jury set to make life-or-death call
- LV trade show operator Miller Freeman USA sold for $650 million
- Big Time Tournament: Las Vegas team records
- Big Time Basketball Tournament results
- Big Time Basketball Tournament schedule
- Southwest to carry more people between Reno and Las Vegas
- Reid bill targets poor airline service
- UNR cheerleading coach resigns after fining questions
- Fire leaves Reno families homeless
- Federal appeals court weighs arguments in dispute over Venetian sidewalk protests
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Vegas retail focus shifting to Aladdin, Fashion Show, Desert Inn
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Forum Shops unfazed by rivals
- Consultant: Southern Nevada needs parks, trails
- Protecting public lands could result in ring of nature around town
- PCL Box: River Cats 6, Stars 4
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Royal Links offers a Scottish flavor
- Flowers' lawyer says put Hillary on stand
- City probes sudden opening, moving of church
- LV firm to sell $300 million of high-yield notes
- LV company buys Internet slot seller
- Stock splits 3-2
- Tribal leaders criticize Reid's land claim bill
- Casino charter jet makes emergency landing
- Spring training plan takes a hit
- NLRB accuses Mirage of violating labor law
- Fortunes improving at Las Vegas Tropicana
- Smooth waters at Lake Las Vegas follow the storm
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Coaches have all the advantages
- Report: Cites need for more officers
- Violent crimes in schools decrease
- Power settlement would allow rate hike
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Betting lines or not, Las Vegas doesn't need XFL
- Highly touted twins opt to stay together
- Gorman advances
- Gaming industry argues it reaching out to minorities, women
- Correction
- Reports: Boxing promoter and anti-gambling group face lobbying probes
- Protestors say no to Wisconsin casino
- Bernstein calls for Internet privacy
- Grieving relatives testify at penalty phase of trial
- Obituaries for July 19, 2000
- Decorated Vietnam War pilot Huisenfeldt dies
- Metro still hopes for break in 3-year-old killing
- Community news briefs for July 19, 2000
- Two Southern Nevada seniors will debate issues at Girls Nation
- Savvy wine buy: Routas '97
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Robert Maddox earns prestigious NTLA award
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Cowpokes can check out 'Bunk Out'
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Stories always on our minds: taxes, Yucca
- Letter: CAT bus is like Babylon
- Letter: Estate tax must be repealed
- Letter: GOP proves again it's the party of the rich
- Editorial: Monorail questions still there
- Editorial: Online wagering opposed -- for now
- The high school reunion season hits its stride
- C'mon, folks: Get happy hour
- Pennsylvania turns party pooper on GOP's "Las Vegas Night"
Tuesday, July 18
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: HBO special brings fans back to the '60s
- 28,000 acres ablaze in northern Nevada
- Panel warns of sex felons
- Fires cause damage across the valley
- Nevada regents' panel OKs $100 million for endowment
- Retail test set for Vegas
- Shelby sues over trademarks
- LV school food contractor sues state, federal agencies for cutting its funding
- Earnings news mixed for biggest Las Vegas airlines
- Victims' families recall massacre
- Power plant request may lead to battle over water
- Internet casinos receive reprieve in House
- Risks to monorail investors outlined
- Conservation efforts to be led by Lake Mead boss
- McDonald attends Housing meeting
- Judge to determine whether Flowers' suit goes to trial
- Man shoots, kills burglar
- McDonald ethics hearing nears
- Green Party takes step toward Nevada ballot
- Edwards wants new trial based on Polozola's recusal
- Study details Lake Mead muck
- Governor nixes private meetings on monorail
- Edwards sentencing delayed for trial testimony
- Local news briefs for July 18, 2000
- Court keeps up with load
- Downtown building gets a name as ground is broken
- State cites 2 businesses for illegal video poker payouts
- Motions to be argued in Gennifer Flowers defamation lawsuit
- Full House president resigns, firm cooperates with SEC
- Conditions help fire crews north of Ely
- Fired gaming execs collect generous severance
- Red Rock Canyon burros to be moved
- Gibbons chides House for failure to limit Internet gambling
- Indiana appellate court rules landowners, others can't challenge riverboat law
- Two riverboat applicants may merge
- Senate panel increases funding for alternative energy sources
- State hopes to develop plan to protect resources
- Children left unattended 37 times in 14 months
- Big gambling ship to make trips from Texas coast
- NACCP wants to know impact of casinos on black community
- Chancellor takes up question of CCSN computers
- Feds look into complaints about child support
- Full House to push Hard Rock casino, hotel property in Biloxi
- Bryan makes annual run at chopping federal logging budget
- Washington news briefs for July 18, 2000
- Big Time Basketball Tournament results
- States say verdict won't affect anti-smoking settlement
- Wells Fargo's second-quarter profit rises by 12 percent
- Rite Aid to sell PCS subsidiary
- Big Time Basketball Tournament schedule
- PCL Box: Stars 8, River Cats 4
- Allen traded to Tigers
- Silver Bandits welcome Hollins as coach
- Citizens First makes November ballot
- Lawyer wants judges ousted
- Ensign holds donation lead
- Expert sees no simple solutions to school violence
- Doffing anniversary
- Werbrich anniversary
- Community news briefs for July 18, 2000
- $894,000 in grants to be awarded
- Developer would help with fire services
- Obituaries for July 18, 2000
- Champion of worker safety, Evans dies at 50
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Clearing the way?
- Letter: Pigeon cruelty is unnecessary
- Letter: Deregulation is not working
- Letter: Wynn destroying one of Las Vegas' finest properties
- NBA players 'give back' as sponsors
- Rebels get a closer look at prospects
- Editorial: Patients' ire raised by billing
- Referees fine-tune their skills at camp
- Editorial: Art gallery deals are boost for city
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Bandits change for the better
- Columnist Susan Snyder: A Grand adventure in Canyon
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Hollywood Park
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Hayes won't cop out at Mandalay
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- For some students, learning doesn't stop for summer
- Harrah's wins $21.7 million in June, riverboats take in $117 million
- UNLV's NCAA hearing postponed until Sept.
Monday, July 17
- New Mexico grand jury indicts five on lottery fraud charges
- LV-area banks post higher earnings
- States seek $1.14 million for legal fees
- AgriBioTech bankruptcy sales should produce $50 million
- GOP plans fund-raising trips
- LVMS results from The Strip
- LVMS half-mile dirt oval results
- PCL Box: Stars 1, Sidewinders 0
- PCL Box: Stars 4, Sidewinders 1
- Local news briefs for July 17, 2000
- Ex-county inspector sues, says he was targeted by bosses
- Obituaries for July 17, 2000
- Prep adidas Big Time Tournament schedule
- Prep adidas Big Time Tournament
- Court ruling allows UNLV students, faculty to practice law
- Lott expects confirmation of Rawlinson soon
- Vargas' victory sets up shot at title, big payday
- Changing force
- $650 million for monorail OK'd
- Fed agencies still at odds on limits of radiation
- Residents oppose Lake Las Vegas plans
- Berkley's war chest passes $1 million mark
- Illinois gaming executive resigns
- Upcoming business events for July 17, 2000
- LV resort confirms plan to phase in operations
- Parents: Students' rights violated
- Search committee trims CCSN list
- City molds framework for redevelopment plan
- Death sentence will be sought in Hernandez case
- Stars sweep after Vitiello is called up by Padres
- NCAA coaches air gripes on recruiting rules
- End of protest by pilots could mean fewer delays at McCarran
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Hallowed Dreams makes magic in Louisiana
- State hopes to develop plan to protect resources
- Columnist Dean Juipe: McMahon wrong on two counts
- Las Vegas coach stays optimistic despite defections
- Nation's No. 1 guard shooting for 2nd title
- Charges pile up against suspects in armed robbery at Bellagio
- Reno billboards are subject of dueling petitions
- Two injured in rock-automobile collision
- Construction season begins in earnest for U.S. 395
- Grand jury chosen in Douglas County
- Feds investigate offshore betting scheme
- Conditions help fire crews north of Ely
- Gambling credited with bringing freeway improvements in Chicago
- Potawatomi want four liquor licenses
- Report: Trump and casino executive being investigated
- Proposal takes aim at video voyeurs
- Pechanga tribe re-elects Maccaro to third term as tribal chairman
- Young students find this medicine easy to swallow
- Community news briefs for July 17, 2000
- Mural lost without Harolds
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Concerted effort for SNCC
- Letter: Where was 'science' before?
- Letter: Gaming industry already paying its fair share
- Editorial: Elko isn't showing wisdom
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, July 17, 2000
- Come sale away: Strategy and hard work are crucial to garage sales
- Motions to be argued in Gennifer Flowers defamation lawsuit
- TV sports/Radio for July 17-22
- Environmentalists give feds 700,000 comments for roadless plan
- House considers bill to limit Internet gambling
- Gambling opponents gear up for legislative fight in Indiana
Sunday, July 16
- Two studies on economic impact of proposed casino are miles apart
- Supreme Court throws out Douglas County development rule
- Lil's may be out of luck in Florence: state denies liquor license
- No dispute in Lewis win over Botha
- Letter: Doctor adds to virus education
- Letter: Metro officer is getting raw deal
- Letter: Predictions of Elian's future
- Letter: Here's one idea for missile system
- Letter: Reader offers advice to voters
- Letter: Why can Wynn run people out?
- Letter: It's not negative about getting kids to read
- Q&A: Lifeguard of the Party
- Columnist Susan Snyder: The return of the tortoises
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Fingering bids for Darva's ring
- Work-related stress laws
- Ecstasy is all the rave
- Chemical hauling routes keep LV on alert
- Editorial: All children need medical treatment
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Sending killers home
- Columnist Sandra Thompson: Judges, juvenile justice system at odds
- GHB becoming the newest date-rape drug
- Editorial: Mystery shoppers in limbo
- Clubs out of luck in search for dealers
- Molson Indy Results
- Andretti wins; takes aim at second CART title
- Local businesses struggle to find summer employees
- Econo Lodge 200 Results
- Sales tax may boost land preservation
- Deputies cleared of civil rights violations
- AMA Superbike Results
- Midas 500 Classic Results
- Not auto racing's finest hour
- Rally New Zealand Results
- Two former Nye County officials will stand trial
- Even with video gambling gone, business is slow on casino boats
- President of Illinois gambling corporation quits
- Craftsman Truck Chevy Silverado 200 Results
- Grand Prix of Austria Results
Saturday, July 15
- PCl Box: Stars 10, Sidewinders 4
- Big Tobacco optimistic despite landmark $145 billion verdict
- Nevada Test Site not forgotten
- Boy wants second chance at camp
- BLM issues new restrictions on camp fires across much of Nevada
- Bellagio robbery suspects to face trial
Friday, July 14
- Jewish group burns flags in confrontation with neo-Nazis
- Inflation reported
- Profit jumps at conglomerate
- Utility, regulators settle rate case
- Tax breaks denied to LV firm because of competition issue
- Obituaries for July 14, 2000
- Elko County road issue could lead to federal lawsuit
- Suspect in woman's death dies at hospital
- UNLV receives accreditation
- County prepares panel to write children's hospital ballot information
- Fitch pleads guilty in weapons case
- Court briefs for July 14, 2000
- Assemblyman vows action over medical billing procedure
- Private group heads sale of sensitive Nevada land
- Nevada Power reaches deal on rate hike
- School expenditure questioned
- Coulthard fastest in practice for Austrian GP
- Fight to avoid death begins
- DI Estates residents up against deadline
- State board approves sale of $100 million in highway bonds
- Venetian criticizes closed meeting over monorail
- Church blocking adult business scrutinized
- Bankruptcies for July 14, 2000
- Newcomers leading Silverado American Legion team
- Venetian, Bellagio working on new art deals
- Roski positioning Hilton for competition with Boulder Strip
- IGT takes responsibility for slot dispute
- Las Vegas video poker 'nightmare' feared
- LV firm faces fine for hiding behind a front organization
- Analysts say resort will open unfinished like the Venetian did
- Senate OKs NTS compensation
- NRC in no hurry to license Yucca Mountain nuke dump
- Jamison has message for young athletes
- 312 teams descend on Las Vegas
- Corrections
- Smell issue rises again for libraries
- Pre-tests sought for students
- Baseball's plan: Eliminate Expos?
- Henderson rejects commercial rezoning request again
- Gorman, Durango join forces for tournament
- 'Rudy' still gives inspirational after his days at Notre Dame
- NLV points way to downtown
- Stars defeated in Tucson
- Ex-Rebels in Olympics
- Guinn criticizes college system over spending
- Nellis crash blocks colonel's new job
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Commission will let Arum slide
- Lewis upset with Bruno's popularity in U.K.
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Five plead guilty in attempted bombing of Reno synagogue
- LVMS standings
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Nevada news, views
- Letters: Gamers get tough with senior bingo
- Letter: Fed estate tax has devastating effect on many
- Carpentier breaks from extreme sports
- Editorial: Auctions are best choice
- Editorial: Prescription drug plan gets a boost
- Datebook
- Humperdinck (and family) pleases fans at LV Hilton
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Gans latest in long line of impressionists
- Latin Grammy nominees revealed
- Entertainers' careers buoyed on the cruise ship circuit
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Tasting the good life with celebrities at Venetian feast
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Tom Robbins' language challenges the senses
- That's Life -- Steve Bornfeld: We were expected to care
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Iglesias to ignite Aladdin opening
- The Movie Guys: 'X-Men' gives hint of what's to come
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: 'Alone With Everybody' tells hard truth -- with strings
- The Sun remembers 1951: News of the day
- Joe Delaney remembers 1951: Recalling Ray Anthony at the Thunderbird
- The Sun remembers 1951: Where I Stand -- Hank Greenspun: Southern Nevada growth is unstoppable
- PCL Box: Sidewinders 8, Stars 2
Thursday, July 13
- Five plead guilty in attempted bombing of Reno synagogue
- Witness explains how he played dead to survive
- Yucca budget facing trims
- Runway clear for Ivanpah airport
- Guinn gives lawmakers peek at budget
- Motion for new trial denied for killer of four
- Couple fight destruction of Desert Inn
- Halt to Western land swaps sought
- Local news briefs for July 13, 2000
- LV hires new leader for redevelopment
- Church spoils topless plans for former Rogich offices
- Officers who killed robbery suspect identified
- Two armed men rob casino at Treasure Island
- Explosion at Reno home kills woman, injures her husband
- Running red lights kills 800 annually
- Obituaries for July 13, 2000
- UNLV law school accredited
- Panel trimming list of CCSN president hopefuls
- Debbie Reynolds sale near -- wrestlers seek new site
- Phone merger canceled
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Ex-Lions' deaths baffling
- Utility power costs soar $70 million-plus
- LV company agrees to fine, will sell Internet gambling subsidiary
- Southwest adding seven flights in Las Vegas
- Internet company investigated in gambling probe
- Tribes again seek casino gaming
- Gamblers lost $879 million last year
- Riverboats win $979 million
- Owners of $1.4 billion resort recommended after grilling
- Xtremely different from the NFL
- NLV planning commission OKs recreation center
- Swap meet gets more time
- NLV residents express concerns about northern beltway leg
- Agassi involved in auto accident
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Bramble's toughest challenge: Finding someone who'll fight him
- Bantamweights to clash at Arizona Charlie's
- Local students reap scholarship rewards
- Nellis innkeeper receives award
- Community news briefs for July 13, 2000
- Interim president slot at UNR has four candidates
- Arts coverage abandoned
- SunRay says casino and racetrack in the red
- State religious groups protest gambling proposal
- Gamblers lose $879 million in Iowa last year
- Government land deals criticized by congressional auditors
- Edwards' second trial postponed to Sept. 18
- Federal land sale provides money for Lake Tahoe
- Tribe negotiates with town to turn old track into casino
- Craig pulls back proposal to delay roadless plan
- Fight schedule
- Stars Trek
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Clearing air of dirty politics
- Former Marine guilty of grocery store killings
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Allen, Blackwell a bargain at Gold Coast
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Executing 2 killers
- Editorial: Some firms take notice of privacy
- Editorial: Tragedy waiting to unfold
- Letter: Nuclear waste won't reach us
- Letter: Streets finally claim the life of young man
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Friday's horse racing entries
- This week's races
- Auto racing schedule, winners and points standings
- Atlanta IRL race is make-or-break event
- Rookie stumbles, grows up fast in CART
- Busch won audition, became Roush star
- Future of Internet gambling bill murky
- Elko County delays on mediation tax patience of Justice Department
- New Mexico: Gaim-Ko given more time to sell machines
- Audit: Minnesota Gambling Control Board inappropriately paid three board members
- Senate approves amendment blocking Indian gambling
- Man gets prison time for causing baby's death
Wednesday, July 12
- Auto racing schedule, winners and points standings
- Supercomputer fitted with new program to analyze workings of Yucca Mountain
- Local news briefs for July 12, 2000
- Girl in shooting to face several charges
- City condemnation feud continues
- UNLV law teacher new solicitor general
- Story details rift between partners at Aladdin resort
- Experts praise sale of famous resort
- Outcall employee describes terror
- Frederick's of Hollywood in Chapter 11
- Huge airline merger may be in works
- Robbery suspect taunts arresting officer
- Poll news bad for Malone, good for Kincaid
- Mystery shoppers run into license problem
- Killer tries to avoid death penalty
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Website caters to local golfers
- Columnist Peter Benton: Using sunscreen can save your skin
- Swap meet neighbors don't buy it
- Slaying suspect in critical condition
- Actor commits suicide
- Henderson council briefs for July 12, 2000
- Supreme Court dismisses lawsuit against sports park
- Casino temporarily closed over personnel violations
- Mom arrested for leaving kids in car while gambling
- Off-Strip location made Hilton one of LV's biggest gambles
- Three-judge panel comes under fire
- Banned inmate paper sues state
- State workers stage rally for higher pay
- Casinos' community involvement role debated
- Columnist Dean Juipe: XFL exec says league will succeed
- Las Vegas' Busch says he's enjoying the ride
- Complaint filed against Top Rank
- Silver Bandits appoint Rothermel team's CEO
- Red Rock Country Club charity event featuring Williams sisters is sold out
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Utah offers fine fishing
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Blackjack expert 'wongs in' on sports betting
- Give your tummy something yummy at local bakeries
- Pilates exercise trend reaches Las Vegas
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Letter: Price missing from special issue
- Letter: Nevada standards tough for jobs
- Letter: Berkley trying to protect our air and water
- Washington news briefs for July 12, 2000
- Clinton signs new nuclear-compensation bill
- Obituaries for July 12, 2000
- Editorial: Just what were they thinking?
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Editorial: Hot coffee lawsuit is doused by court
- Maddox selected Nevada trial lawyer of the year
- Community news briefs for July 12, 2000
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Wonderful Wizard of Potter
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Supporters gather to cheer 'President' Letizia
- Savvy wine buy: Mariah '97
- Prosecutor says accused supermarket shooter wanted to go out in 'blaze of glory'
- Indiana Gaming Commission closes casino boat
- Environmentalists say they don't like roadless plan either
- Life after 'Alegria' on horizon for Beau Rivage
- Committee will refund $749,000 raised to fight anti-gambling measure
- Michican gaming regulators voice concerns about sale of casino stakes
- Federal land sale provides money for Lake Tahoe
- Edwards' second trial postponed to Sept. 18
- Government land deals criticized by congressional auditors
- Los Angeles developer plans to transform Las Vegas Hilton
Tuesday, July 11
- Nevada auto insurer seeks rate hike
- Pecos/Warm Springs office building on hold
- Harrah's in pact with soft drink giant
- Caesars goes after 'Scissors Palace'
- Hilton sales talk heats up again
- Trial of woman held in 6 deaths set for January
- Family renovating Continental hotel-casino buys Jackpot route
- New York-New York in dispute involving 14 Teamsters workers
- Courthouse security increased for Bellagio heist hearing
- Second suspect jailed in shooting of officer
- Jury selection begins in Floyd murder case
- Officers kill robbery suspect; girl, 13, hurt
- CCSN wins new approval, praise
- Plea deal expected in hitman case
- Trial begins in death of woman
- Local court briefs for July 11, 2000
- Local education briefs for July 11, 2000
- Stock declines for doughnut maker
- Wells Fargo expanding in Iowa
- Firm in Sprint picture looking at VoiceStream
- Nevada Power hearing canceled, settlement talks under way
- Nevada gaming win growth rate slows
- Washington news briefs for July 11, 2000
- Obituaries for July 11, 2000
- Judge weighing arguments in union organization drive at Jensen Precast
- LVMS may land IRL race in 2001
- Democrats charge Porter with campaign violation
- Dust plan will cost landowners
- Suspect in slaying remains at large, but cops find car
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: USC's Kahn to join Rebel broadcast booth
- Court says warning about hot coffee unnecessary
- Supreme Court turns down appeal in O'Aces bar killing
- Henderson council faces busy schedule
- Candidates' arrest disclosure proposed
- Cherokee lures crowds and new development since casino's arrival
- Students receive notice of Millennium Scholarships
- Loan from lawyer comprises most of backing for Arkansas casino proposal
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Sampras' first tutor a UNLV gem
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Hollywood Park
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- Mayor presses Greektown Casino to increase minority stake
- Dockside gambling paying off big in Illinois
- North Carolina House approves toughened video gambling moratorium
- Employees testify in Bellagio robbery hearing
- Exotic dancer pleads not guilty to manslaughter, other charges
- Thirteen charged in Atlantic City casino cheating scam
- Community news briefs for July 11, 2000
- Baker anniversary
- Danoski-Clark engagement
- Kozicz-Carter engagement
- Shay-Winchester engagement
- Letter: GOP, as usual, spews rhetoric
- Letter: Kenny wasting time promoting frivolous law
- Editorial: Openness would be welcome
- Editorial: Loutish parents a stain on sports
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Driving people away
- Humperdinck still puts on a top act
- Statistics about Alzheimer's disease from the Alzheimer's Association
- Compassion helps Alzheimer's patients cope
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Tour a Supreme disappointment
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Out of the ashes comes compassion
- Jackpot selling slot route in second such deal Monday
- LV Hilton sold for $365 million
Monday, July 10
- Community news briefs for July 10, 2000
- Upcoming business events for July 10, 2000
- Pennsylvania company negotiating to buy casino
- Casino says tilt gave false $1 million jackpot
- Las Vegas-based slot route operation sold for $118 million
- Blacks in Congress, mayors looking at casino policies
- Vegas hospital names new CEO
- Struggling Las Vegas builder sells assets
- Case seen as test of regulation in Louisiana
- Garcia orders probe of cheating
- Internet Viagra sales cited in suit against LV couple
- Directors discuss DVD technology
- Video shift
- County wins oxygenated fuel feud
- Parents to plead guilty to sex charges
- Nuclear cargos still use local streets
- Mock nuke waste haul en route to Yucca
- High Court rejects appeals in three local murder cases
- Last of cocktail waitresses settles suit with casino
- Adult store seeks fed help again to stay open
- Sprint no help in locating employee wanted in killing
- Tabish-Murphy sentencing delayed
- Need for new airport touted
- Local news briefs for July 10, 2000
- Council approves demolition of old Truckee brothel
- Obituaries for July 10, 2000
- Correction for July 8, 2000
- Weary staff welcomes rest
- Reno ties record for warmest June on record
- Gambling foes: Nebraska's strong economy holding off casinos
- Riverboat owner getting a hard look from state officials
- PCL Box: Cannons 6, Stars 3
- Seneca fire 80 percent contained
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Espinoza strikes Gold aboard Early Pioneer
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Perfect time for a father to apologize
- Couple face April trial in hotel room killing
- Woman gets 24 years in DUI deaths
- Rudin given deadline to decide on attorneys
- Four more parks in the works
- Editorial: Optimism wanes for privacy
- Pianist Marcus Dagan's music reaches from one Eiffel Tower to another
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, July 10, 2000
- Columnist John Katsilometes: In defense of clowns and mimes
- Nevada gets high marks for technology
- Letter: New dean boon to university
- Letter: Court violates speech freedoms
- Letter: All groups should applaud Scout ruling
- Supreme Court rejects lawsuit against former Churchill prosecutor
- Thirteen charged in casino cheating scam
- New jail needed in Lyon
- Sewer costs rise in Dayton
- Douglas County senior center director resigns
- Gaming companies lead list of southern Nevada taxpayers
- Seneca fire nearly contained
- Archaeologists excavate African American saloon in Virginia City
- Cantaloupes ripening early in Fallon
- Vehicle count tops 1 million in May
- Questions surround agency's first business loan
Sunday, July 9
- Senate nears showdown on Clinton roadless plan
- Work begins on $4.2 million wetlands project at Lake Tahoe
- Ho-Chunks look to open casino in La Crosse
- Illinois denial comes as Horseshoe seeks second Louisiana casino
- Washoe Tribe to get prehistoric site at Lake Tahoe
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Hair-raising tale of the tortoises
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Affable Shaq conquers Vegas
- Q&A: Rita Rudner -- born to be mild
- Physician medical licenses revoked by the Nevada Board of Medical Examiners in 1999
- Columnist Sandra Thompson: Merger offers one-stop legal aid center
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A law that makes sense
- Letter: Illegal aliens disobey the law
- Letter: Is GOP really conservative?
- Letter: Nevadans need public officials to tackle issues
- Editorial: Campaign takes an ugly turn
- Editorial: Trading barbs is only waste of time
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Brazenness knows no bounds
- Mental state key to Floyd's defense
- Landing procedure boycott increasing flight delays
- Patients in dark about doctors' performance
- Box score: Stars 4, Cannons 3
- Reno ties record for warmest June on record
- Sampras beats Rafter for record 13th Grand Slam title
- Olympic ski trails to get $15,000 restoration
- Lighthouse campus for treatment program gets approval
- Undated bones found in Reno
- Does race for points produce a blind spot?
- Race will be far from a pleasure trip
- Ministry gets some on road to recovery
- Throttle again a sticking point
- A tough call for Helton
- Craftsman Trucks thatlook.com 200 results
- Winston Showdown results and pairings
- McClenathan, Force set up rematch
Saturday, July 8
- PCl Box: Cannons 13, Stars 1
- Mother knows value of youth's camping experience
- Volunteers are making habit of Habitat
- Many flaws in Nevada death penalty cases
Friday, July 7
- Parents stand by son accused in grocery store shooting
- Brokerage looking at cutting 2,000 jobs
- Rocker sues men in rent dispute
- Changing the face of gaming industry
- LV mortgage bankers criticize state
- Digital signature technology newest high-stakes race
- 'Cow counties' feeling left out in Legislature change
- Missing Binion coins part of probe
- Petition to ban gay marriage hits ballot
- Court briefs for July 7, 2000
- Local news briefs for July 7, 2000
- Nader to be on presidential ballot
- Judicial panel looks for ways to keep minor offenders out of jail
- Lieutenant could be dismissed by Metro
- Cocktail waitresses settle suit against hotel-casino
- Attorney: Task force didn't act improperly in refusing drug funds
- Kincaid goes on political offensive
- Sale of lighting division off, Aladdin order received
- Company named best IT workplace
- Tribe pins dreams on casino
- Paradise Road casino OK'd
- Rebels lose 4 players
- Columnist Dean Juipe: WTA smart in banning youngsters
- The Sun remembers 1950: Where I Stand: Hank Greenspun
- The Sun Remembers 1950: Recalling Tony Martin at the Flamingo
- Death sentence won't be sought in woman's fiery death
- Vitiello's two homers spark Stars to 16-14 win
- The Movie Guys: 'Scary Movie' is hysterical take on the genre
- Coaches to spend 24 days scouting prospects
- Johnson, Hollins head Silver Bandits finalists
- De La Hoya vs. Mosley II likely to get January date
- Thieves pull half a million dollars in jeans off trucks
- Family problems called big reason for high dropout rate
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Letter: He's sold on Mr. Haney
- Letter: Cut Bayno some slack
- Letter: Rebels must 'Net Bayno
- Letter: Tyson is a monster
- Letter: Stop kissing up to Mike
- Letter: Tyson view is right on
- Letter: Sad to see Wynn destroying DI
- Las Vegas community sports briefs
- Letter: Uncaring driver left dog to die
- Letter: Stories of abuse of circus animals are all too true
- Editorial: Pensions should be protected
- Editorial: Verdicts of guilt merit an outrage
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Las Vegas Club offers wagering on home run derby
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Force's victory wasn't so funny to Top Fuel drivers
- The Sun remembers 1950: Ad of the Week
- The Sun remembers 1950: News of the Day
- Datebook
- Guard to return to work after questioning in shooting
- Guns bite the dust in crusher
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Morin: A man of honor
- Obituaries for July 7, 2000
- That's Life -- Steve Bornfeld: Wherefore art thou, Matthau?
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Peck, Muniz highlight VSDA confab
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Rickles performs 'greatest hits' at Desert Inn
- Anderson finds a comfortable new home at Stardust
- PCL Box: Stars 16, Grizzlies 14
- Attorney seeks evidence of conflict of interest
- Burning Man counterculture festival moving deeper into the desert
Thursday, July 6
- Box score: Buzz 10, Stars 9
- School district grows to sixth-largest in U.S.
- Study targets college athletes' betting
- Groundwater okay in UNR tests
- Murder suspect waives preliminary hearing
- Judge allows 911 tape in Floyd case
- MGM MIRAGE closes marketing offices, cuts jobs
- Recent gaming appointments
- Regulator hopes to deregulate Nevada power market by fall
- Von's owner beats profit expectations
- LV lab testing for drug abused at raves, dance clubs
- Cocktail waitresses seek damages against casino
- Political flier may open war in county race
- Monorail group: Delays may stall bond sales
- Court briefs for July 6, 2000
- LV business appointments and promotions
- Babbitt begins purchase of important parcels
- Dealership ordinance introduced
- North Las Vegas council briefs
- Tensions between black leaders, casinos could surface at Las Vegas conference
- Resort Group sues theater vendors over Imax woes
- Mandalay sues insurer over preparation costs for Y2K
- Louisiana waiting for Illinois report on casino operator
- IGT's CFO resigns
- Long-delayed Millennium Arena won't be built
- Wait for new clinic causes problems
- Seminole Tribe plans gambling complex for Hollywood
- PGA Tour stop changing name back to Reno-Tahoe Open
- Augusta officials deny video poker licenses
- U.S. Coast Guard issues findings in Admiral casino accident
- Obituaries for July 6, 2000
- NFL quarterback, longtime LV resident Sweetan dies at 57
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Where has our sense of shock gone?
- Hard Rock loses lawsuit
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Bayno may be taking after Arum
- Councilman fires back in squabble over school siting
- Fight schedule
- Las Vegas' Busch may make jump to Winston Cup Series
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tua's making quick work of opponents
- Guinn's office, Democrats trade barbs over drug plan
- Las Vegas City Council briefs
- UNLV heptathlete in on junior nationals
- Commission, City Council OK air quality proposal
- Proposed business court plan heads for September OK
- Community news briefs for July 6, 2000
- Nuke sub Nevada's skipper returns to LV roots
- Letter: 'Notch babies' still get shaft
- Letter: It's time we seal our borders
- Letter: Yellow pages should be split into two sections
- Editorial: Don't get involved in this
- Editorial: Cooperation, not conflict, is answer
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Heated legal dissents
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Remembering the glory of 'Satchmo' Armstrong
- Strolling performers add to hotels' ambience
- Stars drop fifth straight
- PCL Box: Grizzlies 10, Stars 7
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Friday's horse racing entries
- LVMS half-mile dirt oval results
- LVMS results from The Strip
- LVMS 3/8-mile paved oval results
- Brad Parrott will call his own shots
- Owner-driver days almost over
- Savannah's racing legacy idles
- Moreno graduates from fill-in to star
- Auto racing schedules, winners and points standings
- This week's races
- Nevada Day Parade makes top 100
- Reno man dead in single-vehicle accident
- ACT invites teachers to get, give insight into test writing
- Potawatomi tribe considers building, operating casino
- South Carolina Supreme court refuses to let operator turn machines back on
- Reluctant Reid now a formal backer of Bryan's Black Rock Desert bill
- Nevada could be a world leader in renewable energy source
- Missouri casino industry will use billboards to tout economic benefits
- LVMS 3/8-mile paved oval point standings
- LVMS' half-mile dirt point standings
- Nevada legislators call on gov to find way to pay for drug plan
- Box score: Buzz 12, Stars 7
Wednesday, July 5
- Nonprofit group advocates proper landuse
- LV lands flights from Guadalajara
- Lawmakers look to bring home pork
- Covert mission targets city's customer service
- Binion defense divided over mob movie deal
- U.S. economy headed for soft landing
- Contractor's Board revokes 10 licenses
- LV company melds 'Net, phone features
- Nevada-based firms, casinos missing from best companies for minorities list
- Las Vegas lands new D.C. flights
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Cool off with a river run
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Las Vegas homicide rate holds steady
- Gallery missing work by Picasso
- Spirits rise as parishioners at aging St. James raise funds for new facility
- Nevada gets money for environment
- Authorities note expanded use of illegal fireworks on Fourth
- FTC backing ban on lawsuits against Equinox
- National, America West airlines to fly nonstop Washington, D.C.
- Supreme Court suspends Edwardses' law licenses
- Proposed land deal could delay new Station casino
- Lawsuit over restaurant slot contracts settled
- State helping DI workers who will lose jobs
- Casino workers must re-apply with Station
- Casino employee charged in $100,000 theft
- Adult store makes federal appeal again
- Developer wants fire system waived
- Valley's DeWitt gets long-awaited 'Call'
- Busch shows he's Milwaukee's best
- Awareness called key message in battling drownings
- Former Star Melo boosts Grizzlies
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Wolves are ready to fill XFL's needs
- MWC honors five Rebel track team members
- Lady Rebel hoops tickets discounted
- PCL Box: Grizzlies 8, Stars 4
- Letter: First Amendment is total package
- Letter: Rush's vicious nature displayed in many ways
- Editorial: Youth work programs have value
- Editorial: Dust abatement rules are necessary
- Obituaries for July 5, 2000
- Columnist Peter Benton: South Shore pro takes top honors
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Thursday's Hollywood Park entries
- Columnist Victoria Sun: UNLV to compete in match play
- Douglas County still searching for jurors
- Arson suspect's confession doesn't solve all
- DUI suspect dies in prison
- Community news briefs for July 5, 2000
- Korean War vet gets Purple Heart
- Get a tasty bite of Bay Area Biscotti
- Savvy wine buy: Sanford '98 Barrel Select Chardonnay
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Party goes swimmingly at new Shark Reef
- Local service provides someone to get behind the wheel when you can't
- Narragansett tribe's right to land upheld
- Man gets prison time in child sex case
- Army veteran receives Purple Heart 48 years late
- Hundreds of protesters lay claim to road with muscle power
- Fire crews about done with state's largest blaze
- Jasper County video gambling operator continues fight against statewide ban
- Feds assessing if Shovel Brigade broke the law
Tuesday, July 4
- CBS reality series 'Big Brother' debuts Wednesday
- Interior secretary to unveil new land acquisitions
- Desert Inn Estates homeowners hold out for more money
- Walter Matthau buried in private service, son discloses
- Southern Cherokee's remove casino boat, seek tribal gambling
- No fireworks, booze or two-stroke engines at Tahoe this holiday
- Booming economy causes immigration backlog
- Protesters stake claim to remote road in northeastern Nevada
- Video gambling workers file unemployment claims
- Nevada home to lowest percentage of voter turnout in the nation
- Cooler temperatures help slow state's largest blaze
- Jasper County video gambling operator continues fight against statewide ban
- Lesser known hepatitis strain getting much-needed publicity
- Trio of sisters could reap benefits from summer camp
- Project lets kids fire back -- with paper bullets
Monday, July 3
- Companies square off in bid for Yucca contract
- Teachers fire back as new allegations emerge
- Southern Nevadans join Shovel Brigade
- Charges may hinder plans for charter school in LV
- Obituaries for July 3, 2000
- Land sales will help environment
- Dean of medical school plans to increase professional base
- Las Vegas news briefs for July 3, 2000
- Ordinance would close car dealers on Sundays
- Las Vegas is ripe for ATM swindles
- Shoen family fight erupts over Las Vegas hotel
- Ex-UNLV tennis star Smith triumphs in Calif. tourney
- Venetian marks first anniversary
- Last-minute legal wrangling fails to save video gambling in S. Carolina
- Proponents say casinos would create 15,000 jobs
- Burger King, Bellagio team up to give offenders a chance at jobs
- Barstow wants visitors to get their kicks at Route 66 museum
- Pollution control plan offered by power plant
- Pension fund eyed for economic growth
- Jack Binion found unfit to hold a gaming license in Illinois
- New Sprint talks reported
- AG weighs in on airline mergers
- Swedish builder opens LV office
- Holiday closings
- Lawmakers to reconsider marijuana laws
- Fed panel to pick train projects
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Fryatt, May in position for tour win
- Players burn the race card
- Immunization schedule
- At UNLV's Pavilion, it's ready, set ... pour!
- Discover Card gives scholarships
- Community news briefs for July 3, 2000
- Unsightly businesses to get help with rehabilitation
- Some city employees wind up with a five-day weekend
- City signs mutual assistance pact with federal hospital
- Blaze hints at worse fire season than '99
- Board wants more disciplinary powers
- Doctors ready to battle with homeopath physicians
- Roskos' visit to 'the Show' ends with an early curtain
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Catch up with some of racing's biggest names
- Conviction returned in '96 killing
- Tuesday's horse racing entries
- Nevada's largest wildfire of season still out of control
- Shovel Brigade gathers for rally to reopen disputed road in Nevada
- PCL Box: Buzz 10, Stars 7
- 6 injured in freak accident at carnival
- LV airport among nation's busiest
- Girl found day after leaving campsite
- Letter: Nepotism not only in schools
- Letter: Fourth of July a reminder of our freedoms
- Editorial: Shuttles restore quiet
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Our lives are a bit vagueish
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, July 3, 2000
- Reef madness
Sunday, July 2
- Steels wins second stage, Millar retains yellow jacket
- Rhode Island pro-casino group won't let issue die
- Proponents say casinos would create some 15,000 jobs in Arkansas
- Sophia Loren a hit at resort anniversary
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Flamingo to bare 'Bottoms Up'
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Too many people live hand-to-mouth
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A nation blackmailed
- Columnist Sandra Thompson: Good child welfare system isn't free
- Letter: Illegal workers help economy
- Letter: Police presence is nonexistent
- Letter: Public deserves more oversight of state HMOs
- Editorial: Partisan attack on Berkley off target
- Editorial: Our future knows no bounds
- Wynn tells all about Desert Inn deal, his future
- Electronic tags latest tool to catch cactus crooks
- Liaisons drive up council spending
- Program offers offenders chance to work at upscale casino
- Nevada's largest wildfire of season still out of control
- At 49, Earnhardt puts the throttle to critics about his aging
- Winston Cup points race tightening
- Risk-taking retiree hopes to make Guinness record book
- Fewer warnings for polluters on Lake Tahoe
- Melbourne GP to kick off 2001 F1 season a week early
- Trans-Am results
- Millen sets Unlimited Division record in Pikes Peak practice run
- Kentucky 150 lineup
- French Grand Prix results
- Cleveland Grand Prix results
- Crew's car adjustments helped Burton win
- Burton holds off big names for Pepsi 400 win
- Pepsi 400 results
- Wreck ends Elliott's shot at upset
- Sky Fire Bumper to Bumper 100 results
- Sears DieHard 200 Results
- Frank's Chevrolet 125 results
- More stops mean fewer breaks
- Pettys try to move on
- Wreck knocks three out of Pepsi 400
- Green takes pole for DieHard 250
- Q&A: Big Top Big Shot -- Kenneth Feld
Saturday, July 1
- PCl Box: Stars 11, Buzz 6
- Nevada explorer uncovers South American ruins
- On anniversary, church remembers its dance hall days
- Child in foster care craves a summer camp opportunity
- It's a clown's world
- State gaming board denies license for Joliet casino owner Jack Binion
- Working inmates earn respect, cash while paying their debt
- High winds spread Nevada wildfires
- 2 Shovel Brigade leaders resign after U.S attorney's stern warning letter
- Timeline: The Sun's first 50 years
- Saying "Bring it on!" the Greenspun family welcomes the future
- Hard-charging Hank created lasting legacy and ongoing tradition
- Where I Stand: Hank Greenspun, Nov. 22, 1969: Like one household word, Agnew should be flushed
- Sun Flashbacks: Photographer breached Nixon's security
- Sun Flashbacks: Entertainment scene has changed
- Young girl let Greenspun show a much softer side of his nature
- Penny Levin: Female cop reporter had to overcome problems
- Where I Stand: Hank Greenspun, Jan. 8, 1954: McCarthy can only come to violent demise
- Deskin a pioneer in Nevada journalism
- Sun Camp Fund, Youth Forum reflect family commitment
- Sun Flashbacks: Kidnapping case left all with feeling of emptiness
- Coverage helps expose abuses of power
- Greenspun, Hughes changed Las Vegas
- Where I Stand: Hank Greenspun, June 1, 1954: Sheriff Jones tied to illegal prostitution in county
- Humble beginnings spawn high-tech giant
- Sun Flashbacks: Photographer has memories of old days
- Sun Flashbacks: Bergen interview wound up as an obit
- Sun Flashbacks: When the sword is mightier than the pen
- Sun Flashbacks: First sports betting column was all Greek to Sun
- Sun Flashbacks: Remembering the days after the Sun fire
- Where I Stand: Hank Greenspun, Sept. 19, 1973: A not-so-fond farewell to Vice President Agnew
- O'Callaghan engenders inspiration
- Where I Stand: Hank Greenspun, Dec. 18, 1977: Howard Hughes: The good and bad
- The Sun is NOT the R-J
- Sun Flashbacks: Sparring with Sonny Liston
- A powerful vehicle for change
- Born near 4th of July, Sun holds tight to independence
- That's entertainment
- Sun Flashbacks: Keeping peace at the Sun
- Sun Flashbacks: Reporter's actions led to 'Newburn law'
- Where I Stand: Hank Greenspun, Nov. 16, 1986: Seeds of Watergate scandal might have been sown in LV
- Sun Flashbacks: Sun got scoop on Frank-Mia wedding
- Sun Flashbacks: How the Sun founder dealt with a cub reporter
- Barbara Greenspun: Unsung strength
- Sun Flashbacks: Photo editor recalls fire at MGM
- Hank takes on R-J