Thursday, Nov. 30
Wednesday, Nov. 29
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Twist of fate aids new archer
- Askew says it'll take majority to oust him
- MGM to be cleared in hosting of gambler
- Station agrees to $1 million fine
- Gore confident of victory
- Hundreds arrested in McCarran sting
- LV man sues over Indian gaming contract
- Five arrested in alleged casino cheating scheme
- LV Hilton sues gambling debt case figure
- Feds aid fire fight
- Residents still aggravated by U.S. 95 project
- Legislative panel OKs new child welfare plan
- McDonald, chief liaison getting hard to contact
- Merger bid turns hostile
- Ready to get it on
- LV casino executive promoting art in New Zealand
- Local news briefs for November 29, 2000
- Sunia misses shot to play at 'home'
- Syracuse out of LV Bowl picture
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Trinidad, Vargas fight hurt by Tua
- Reno night flights urged
- Rebels benefit when Diggs plays it smart
- Red Cross, city collecting holiday gifts for military
- Community news briefs for November 29, 2000
- Molasky students will be on the move
- Seven share Binion reward
- Newspaper awaits cell phone records
- Holiday moratorium begins for North Las Vegas Municipal Court warrants
- Court briefs for November 29, 2000
- Monorail board studies budget
- Time-strapped Legislature to trim testimonials
- Tuesday's prep results
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Columnist Victoria Sun: May to return to Nevada Open
- Donald ambushed by Sullivan, but hangs on
- Columnist Peter Benton: Golfers ready to go to school for cards
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Geringer disputes tribe's claim about gambling
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Trinidad-Vargas: 'A great fight to book'
- Trump, associates detail campaign
- Reno City Council rejects bid for new Wal-Mart superstore
- More night flights urged in Reno to spur tourism
- Casino company agrees to $1 million fine
- Legal gambling age argued before Louisiana Supreme Court
- Woman accused of double murder says she tried to save baby's life
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Holiday shopping a challenge
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Magical Forest gala ushers in holiday season
- Savvy wine buy: A-Mano '99 Primitivo
- Letter: Seize, euthanize vicious dogs
- Letter: Oppression, hate rule in Nevada
- Letter: Suddenly Gore devoted to will of the people
- Editorial: New BLM rules hurt mining
- Editorial: Disclosure needed from institutions
- All-you-can-eat sushi gaining in popularity
- Winter blunderland: Holidays are full of hazards
- Obituaries for November 29, 2000
- Pioneer Nevadan Whipple dies
- Kuhn's hearing postponed; death penalty still considered
- Prince posters don't fly in Sin City
- Child's Play: These Vegas stores are fun and games for kids of all ages
- Louisiana Harrah's CEO looking for a pony for Christmas
- Bartender files discrimination complaint against Harrah's Reno
Tuesday, Nov. 28
- 2000-2001 College bowl schedule
- UNLV institute joins fight to clean up lake
- Problem gambling conference comes to Vegas
- Baker defends count
- Reid touts equal share of power in Senate
- Harrah's, Park Place seen as likely buyers of Imperial Palace
- LV gaming, real estate investor rejects takeover offer
- Suit filed against estate of man who killed family over gambling debts
- Consumer confidence at 12-month low
- Monday's prep results
- Feuding intensifies within defense team in Binion case
- Group praises Rhodes' travel for RTC
- Seven share $100,000 reward
- Former NLV judge, mayor Daines dies at 78
- Judge won't cut bail in hooker ring case
- Obituaries for November 28, 2000
- LV gaming operation sold
- Strong earnings expected
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Federation Cup tennis, anyone? Anyone?
- Beltway segment ready to open
- Court briefs for November 28, 2000
- Robinson not rejoicing in Hackett's ouster
- Local news briefs for November 28, 2000
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Hollywood Park
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Fighters: Honor your contracts
- Nagging injuries plague squad
- Burning Man likely to return to same site after cleanup efforts
- 'Starrland': Local show has fun teaching health and safety tips
- Community news briefs for November 28, 2000
- Jurors to be told of casino heist
- Columnist Susan Snyder: A city by any other name
- No false-alarm prank at UNLV this time
- County population nears 1.5 million
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Creed will attempt to go 'Higher'
- Editorial: Public buildings are no place for firearms
- Letter: Giving others independence
- Letter: Abortion pill easy way out
- Letter: Wrong parties are being sued in two cases
- Editorial: Assuming machines are perfect
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Stand up, be counted
- Kirk Kerkorian sues DaimlerChrysler AG for $8 billion
- CineVegas shows its teeth
- Mayor's request results in leniency
- Work on monorail to begin -- finally
- NAACP president candidate requests new election
- Obesity study under way by Nevada medical school
- McGregor says dog track industry 'dying'
- Conservationists organize to end grazing on federal land
- Salemme pleads guilty to illegal gambling charges
Monday, Nov. 27
Saturday, Nov. 25
Friday, Nov. 24
- Early birds get head start on holiday shopping
- Engelstad selling assets, plans to retire
- Energy chief proposes tighter controls on California's electricity market
- Retail giant disputes charges on Vegas website
- Investment giant accused of fraud
- List of major auto-racing tracks and events for 2000
- Las Vegas goes all out for thankful seniors, homeless
- Acrobats audition for spot in Cirque du Soleil shows
- Rhodes most frequent flier on RTC board
- Obituaries for November 24, 2000
- Reading teachers cast in new roles
- Boxing schedule
- EPA approves Las Vegas Valley's emissions budget
- Mining industry fears impact of new rules
- Justices prepare to rule on hand counts
- Apartment owner to fight bad-check charges
- Casino to help finance $150 mil. entertainment complex
- Duke accused of gambling away white supremacist funds
- Harrah's New Orleans fined $85,000
- Bankruptcies for November 24, 2000
- Lady Rebels battle Arkansas-Pine Bluff
- McDonald's state ethics hearing put off until February
- Woman convicted in stabbing
- Sisters relieved that pair plead guilty in mom's death
- Neo-Nazi charged in slaying of anti-racist activists
- Local news briefs for November 24, 2000
- Pioneer plastic surgeon's work to get another lift
- Intimidators tag Boll Weevils
- Auto Racing Glance
- Auto racing schedule, winners and standings
- Bobby Labonte learned from older brother
- Tiny oval part of racing's foundation
- Goodyear about to join Cheever
- Rebels looking for road success in quest to reach LV Bowl
- U.S. eyes revenge vs. Spain
- News of the Day: 1970
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Heupel gets the nod on this ballot
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: No crying allowed if Miami decides to pour on the points
- Barbara Greenspun remembers 1970: Youth Forum founding members have gone on to successful lives
- Where I Stand 1970 -- Hank Greenspun: O'Callaghan, Reid: Pride of Henderson
- Joe Delaney remembers 1970: Nancy Wilson at Caesars Palace
- Editorial: Recount all Florida counties
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Football fans can beat the rush with these gift ideas
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A visit for the future
- Letter: Clinton legacy a costly sham
- Letter: Give candidates different roles
- Herbsts, Freeman, Stephensen lead Nevadans at historic Baja 2000
- Letter: Lesser beings' votes don't count
- Letter: Voting process across nation highly suspect
- Datebook for November 24, 2000
- Ralph Siraco's Hollywood Park selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Vasser still scrambling to take his CART seat
- School welcomes new performing arts center
- Loggins takes road less traveled in life, music
- Reid to fight ultimate comeback kid
- Cars, stars come out for auto show
- Gaels look to remain hot vs. Wooster
- State's best runners key to Eldorado-McQueen
- Gorman, McQueen get nods to advance
- Kambala says Rebels won't bail on Johnson
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Some tips for holiday weekend show going
- Columnist Susan Snyder: His work is a day at the park
- Annual Sun auction rife with goodies
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Juno Reactor supplies more power
- Thomas and crew offer afternoon delight in Tiffany Theatre
- U.S. Supreme Court agrees to intervene in Florida
Thursday, Nov. 23
Wednesday, Nov. 22
Tuesday, Nov. 21
Monday, Nov. 20
- 2000 prep football playoff results, schedules
- Officers named in shooting
- More benefits proposed for state retirement
- Best offer for historic Bell ranch $650,000 at auction
- Nevada votes to be verified
- Collins keeps top post in NAACP
- Four killed in head-on collision on U.S. 95
- Local news briefs for November 20, 2000
- Condemnation OK'd for parcel slated for U.S. 95 interchange
- Professor suggests studying safety of Yucca barriers
- Player's father a suspect in tainted water jug
- Nevada health insurer in litigation with management firm
- Obituaries for November 20, 2000
- Small LV hotel-casino in bankruptcy
- Two Nevada Power plants sold for $634 million
- Howard Hughes Corp. owner's profit increases
- LV rates increase, more hikes expected
- Sides go before Fla. court
- Complaint: Kenny sought break-in
- Ameristar takes loss of $57.2 mil. on sale of Reserve
- Reports of guns in City Hall give McDonald's foes more ammo
- New York tribe plans casino expansion
- Production company sues over injury to casino acrobat
- Station Casinos suit settled
- Habitat threat may halt desert homes
- Tribe to begin water battle
- Arson is suspected in blaze that took four lives
- Little change seen in Nevada gaming regulation with DuCharme departure
- Latest carjacking victim set on fire, abandoned
- Second chance
- Frahm takes his best shot with IBL
- List down to four for education chief
- Letter: Hand-counting techniques vary
- Letter: Bush conceding would heal U.S.
- Letter: Question 2 backers aren't discriminators
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: McMahon: Sex sells in XFL
- Hula hoops
- Columnist John Katsilometes: We're still sustained by humor
- Prominent LV attorney behind TV action show
- Water problems blamed on development of Indian's tribal lands
- Furniture recipients are sought
- Editorial: Literacy should be a priority
- Swimming: UNLV men's team wins in Nebraska
- Community news briefs for November 20, 2000
- Lady Rebels face Texas-San Antonio
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, November 20, 2000
- Looking up: Downtown art 'gallery' is in the sky
- Colunist Ralph Siraco: Hollywood Park cooks up hot holiday racing
- Preseason tournaments could fall victim to rules
- Gorman, Eldorado advance
- Man in serious condition after setting himself on fire
- Judge rules video gambling machines cannot be made in South Carolina
- The hills are alive with the sound of schussing
- Ensign begins to fill out staff
- Mike sentenced for embezzlement
- "Abortion pill" coming to the Vegas valley
- One dead, four injured in accident on U.S. 395
- Broken hip follows fall for canine
- Decorative rocks may be snake in the grass
- Evans to take police chief spot in December
- Wyett resigns after short service
- Reno man convicted in Lake Lahontan shootings
- Rancher to appeal conviction for illegally grazing cattle on forest land
- Talk show host's robot heads into battle
- New technology to help passengers during busy travel season
- Three N.M. men accused of theft in Las Vegas casino
- Correction for November 17, 2000
Saturday, Nov. 18
Friday, Nov. 17
- Gore rushes to appeal court decision as absentee ballot tabulation begins
- New recall effort, more candidates surface
- McDonald speaks out after demotion
- Gaming Board Chairman DuCharme to retire
- Controversial religious center finds new location
- Subcontractor found liable in construction-defects suit
- Test Site to land nuke project
- LV restaurant operator Il Fornaio sold to investment firm
- Police probe tainted water jug that sickened football players
- Officer wounds 2 in alleged robbery attempt
- Scientist warns of volcano threat to Yucca
- Lawsuit threatened over test allegation
- Las Vegas officials court Smithsonian partnership
- Nevada regulators struggle with poor residential taxi service
- Regent casino chief out, talks continue
- Hospital drops suit against Nevada Nursing Board
- Golf course not part of LV SportPark sale
- Trading in JCC Holding stock halted
- Casinos fighting new OSHA rule
- Casino designer sued over legal fees
- Analysts divided over LV casino business trends
- Trustees' numbers could grow
- Majority of Clark County students are nonwhite
- Reading program expansion sought
- Rescue workers train for disaster
- Mayor receives a lesson in problems of disabled citizens
- Northern Arizona-UNLV box score
- Car that spooked helicopter pilot wasn't in landing zone
- Man faces charges of sexual assault
- High court asked to throw out conviction in NLV murder case
- Local news briefs for November 17, 2000
- Rebels get things started with a win
- Reward offered in attack on Las Vegas woman
- Las Vegas looking to continue streak
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Depleted IBL looks to be dying
- Facts for tonight's opener UNLV vs. N. Arizona
- Q & A session provides insight to 2000-01 Rebels
- Gorman will have hands full at C-M
- 70 percent of starters survive Baja's 1,600-plus miles
- Obituaries for November 17, 2000
- District attorney yet to decide on case against NLV councilman
- Herrera decides against bid to lead County Commission
- Eye problems end Amato's career
- NASCAR champ Jarrett struggles in 2000
- Time for three-time champ to move on
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Hutton finally headed home
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Don't overlook Edwards' final home game at BYU
- Schwarzenegger shines again in 'The 6th Day'
- Changing of the (point) guard at UNLV
- Filmmaker draws on her Las Vegas upbringing
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Recounting the comedic rise of Bernie Allen
- Columnist Susan Snyder: DMV lines can prove profitable
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Speeds have CART drivers leery of Texas
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Monday games are finally living up to expectations
- Letter: People have chosen Gore
- Letter: Hand count all Florida counties
- Letter: What's wrong with those Florida seniors?
- Editorial: Falling just short on forest protection
- Editorial: Quick fix wouldn't help much
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Brown tells it as it is
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- 'Les Trix' offers music, magic
- The wonder years: Rocker Dio reflects on controversial period in the limelight
- Meadows shooting for 4th straight title
- Bishop Gorman athletic director calling it quits
- Cross country: UNLV's Barto to run in NCAA Regional
- Volleyball: Rebels eliminated at MWC tournament
- Tapia's cornerman has license suspended
- Capriati replaces Rubin in Fed Cup
- Nevada rancher convicted in fight over cattle on national forest
- Animal rights group introduces sexy anti-rodeo message
- Flowers attempting to revive lawsuit
- Judge orders Sparks man to pay $140,000 in child support
- Jury gives quadruple murderer life in prison
- Nevada's presidential electors to vote Nov. 18 for Bush
- Weather hampers seed collecting efforts for Nevada fire rehab
- Comdex transforms Vegas into techie world, with strip clubs
- New national forest proposal takes middle of the road
- New, expanded resorts could boost Mississippi revenue
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: A full guide to Thanksgiving dining in Vegas
- Joe Delaney remembers 1969: Laine at the International
- Datebook for November 17, 2000
- Barbara Greenspun remembers 1969: Police review board isn't a new concept
- News of the Day: 1969
- Hank Greenspun -- Where I Stand 1969: Citizens review board needed in community
- Correction
Thursday, Nov. 16
- Rebels' Graham named to MWC All-Star team
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Catching up with: Alex Hernandez
- Sun Athletes of the Week: Andre Rhodes and Tera Anderson
- Picks: Cimarron, Eldorado get nods to advance
- Grinding it out
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: MWC should forsake its Liberty
- Boat engine supplier sued
- Bankrupt retailer to sell LV outlet
- LV doctor sued over royalties
- Suicide blamed on insurer
- Fight schedule
- SportPark's would-be buyers contemplating water park
- Local woman's glass art gets national recognition
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Lewis' prediction could be right on the money
- DOE: Flaws could end Yucca project
- Killer of 4 gets life in prison
- NFL Injury Report
- Nevada out-gunned by competitors in economic development race at Comdex
- 'Order-out' crime zone expanded
- McDonald loses 'pro tem' title
- Gore turns to Florida judge
- Plans for downtown furniture malls are changed
- Las Vegas council briefs for November 16, 2000
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Plenty at stake in Reno
- Guardsman kicks his way to Egypt
- NLV council briefs for November 16, 2000
- Council finds road update bumpy
- Strip mall businesses object to police raid
- Governor wants to close 'Net sales-tax loophole
- Community news briefs for November 16, 2000
- LV banks called at risk in slowing economy
- Nevada contractors will ask Legislature to reform lien law
- Standard & Poor's downgrades big Nevada insurer
- Judge to issue ruling on D-I homeowner association dispute
- Release of hostage in India a peaceful conclusion
- Local news briefs for November 16, 2000
- High court stays out of Hammargren suit
- Raggio again elected Senate majority leader
- Fidelity reports stake in gaming operator
- UNLV notebook: Volleyball coach is not afraid to look to future
- Big contract signed for card shufflers
- Bye week allows Thomas to heal
- Rebels ready for Ernest to come to their camp
- LV native brings NAU into town for opener
- No Majerus is better diet for ex-Ute Harvey
- Fledgling IBL loses 2 teams
- Former county commissioner Petitti dies at 81
- Lewis' stalker faces charges
- Obituaries for November 16, 2000
- Erickson's work on UNLV library to be remembered
- Longtime assemblyman, civic leader May dies
- TRPA considers crackdown on speedboat noise
- Incline Village man indicted in wife's death
- TRPA approves logging project to remove dead and dying trees
- Edwards' case should be retried, defendants argue
- Isle of Capri Casinos to repurchase 1.5 million shares of common stock
- EPA cites Reno air quality concerns, moves rating to serious
- Corrections
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Assessing Carlin's move to MGM
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Election becoming melodrama
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: No hurry to change
- Letter: Some voters just don't think
- Letter: Election simply is unbelievable
- Letter: You can't be too careful when voting
- Editorial: Full-steam ahead is wrong for dump
- Editorial: Worthy overture dismissed
- Auto racing schedules, winners and points standings
- South Dakota commission approves rules to conform with law on higher bet limit
- Hooked casino exec gets his day in court, blames lies on disease
- NCAA no show at gaming regulators workshop
- Former RSCVA boss Keene cleared of criminal wrongdoing
- Rhode Island police charge 15 with running gambling ring
- Lawsuit over proposed Rosemont casino moving forward
Wednesday, Nov. 15
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Douglas County tries to weaken Genoa Historic District
- Legislative panel skirts class size, looks at junk food, charter school issues
- Isle of Capri Casinos to repurchase 1.5 million shares of common stock
- Ballot battle drags on
- Scientist casts doubt on Yucca
- Court briefs for November 15, 2000
- Man suspected in wife's disappearance gets 8 years
- Schools face new financial crunch
- Energy giant BP Amoco looking at marketing opportunities in Nevada
- DOE proposes windmill electric generators in Nevada
- Local news briefs for November 15, 2000
- Jury to decide life or death for killer of four
- Casino sued over patron's death
- Nevada again rates near last in health
- At Comdex, technology touted as cure-all for election ills
- Overdose victim's family sues Venetian
- Electric company seeking another rate hike
- Growing Hispanic population prompts need for translators and new signs, forms
- Internet casino to go without Las Vegas seal
- Aladdin off to rough start -- employment slashed
- Handful of Las Vegas companies seek attention at Comdex
- Fed likely to leave interest rates alone
- LV gas prices unchanged
- Report: Business is improving
- Event this weekend at NLV range
- Valley of Fire marathon Saturday
- California-Nevada high-speed train plans scrutinized
- Panel names three finalists to replace late district judge
- Girl Scouts plan activity center in Boulder City's Veterans Memorial Park
- Huntridge director files defamation lawsuit against business partners
- Hearing set for Thursday on poor residential taxi service in Vegas
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Stepping stone
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Denton sits and waits for pardon
- Matchup could include Big Ten school
- Former Tuskegee Airman, comic Knighten dies at 80
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Practice makes nearly perfect for Anderson in Q-School play
- Freeman, Herbst score in Baja 2000
- Reid defends Florida recounts
- Columnist Peter Benton: Charity tournament helps Child Seekers
- Clark County happy with modern balloting
- Washoe official wants voting changes before next election
- St. Jude's Ranch counting on soup labels
- Community news briefs for November 15, 2000
- Savvy wine buy: Francis Coppola '99 Rosso
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Great backcourts often lead to good bets
- Obituaries for November 15, 2000
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Restaurant opening moo-ved crowds to Regent
- Entertainer, PR exec Spencer dies
- Editorial: Use best technology for voting
- UNLV hopes for one more signee
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Why vote no? Council can count the ways
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Time to fill gift baskets
- LV company says big quarter expected
- MotorCity casino lays off workers
- French-themed resort idea scrapped
- Letter: Republicans show hypocrisy
- Letter: Make election legitimate
- Letter: Bush should be a uniter, not a divider
- Smoking Is Out again at Las Vegas restaurants
- Two men get probation in Maui gambling ring
- Developer sues gaming company over Catskills casino
- Nevada's presidential electors to vote Nov. 18 for Bush
- Bear League leader charged with misdemeanors
- IRS seeks Nevadans entitled to overdue refunds
- Cherokees, Hunt agree to plan to double size of casino
- Federal appeals court hears arguments in Indian casino case
- Black Hawk aldermen buy former casino
- Racine County Board tables Indian casino proposal
- Non-PCs are star attraction at trade show
- Government scientists say studies support Yucca site By Sandra Chereb ASSOCIATED PRESS
- Mississippi casinos converting to video slot machines
- High school teacher confesses to series of threats ASSOCIATED PRESS
- Was Tahoe disappearance linked to Zodiac killer?
- Defendants in alleged mob gambling ring arraigned
- Comdex transforms Vegas into techie world, with strip clubs
- FAO Schwarz takes fun to towering proportions
Tuesday, Nov. 14
- IRS seeks Nevadans entitled to overdue refunds
- UNLV scientists back DOE on Yucca safety
- Lawsuit claims Strip hotel-casino at fault in California woman's shooting
- Immunity offered in cheating
- Goodman softens rhetoric, not intent
- New testing irregularities confirmed
- Police file affidavit against Rhodes
- Casinos see interest in legal struggle over teachers' tax
- Smithsonian officials to visit
- McCarran No. 2 in study on satisfaction
- Discrimination complaint against LV casino dismissed
- Court briefs for November 14, 2000
- Rape victim testifies that her attacker apologized to her later
- Daughter's testimony too much for convicted killer
- Copter crash victims not badly hurt
- State gives subsidy to LV aerospace firm
- Controversy surrounds latest NAACP election
- Obituaries for November 14, 2000
- Quake rattles Beatty
- Red Rock's birthday means free admission
- LV company files for bankruptcy
- Hotel-casino spending $20 million on Guggenheim
- New York-New York sues contractors over ADA issues
- LV-to-Fresno flights added
- Head office to replace U.S. auto executive with a German
- MGM MIRAGE, PurchasePro in online deal
- Local news briefs for November 14, 2000
- Judge to rule on casino decision
- Park Place, Harrah's next in line in minority contracting crusade
- Plan would protect 3 million acres in Nevada
- Big Yucca contract awarded
- Driver in fatal accident may be in Mexico
- Storm creates driving headaches in the Sierra
- Letter: Make developers pay for growth
- Letter: Grow up, W.: Let system work
- Letter: Bush wants it all his way
- Letter: Partisanship not motivation for governor
- Streamline.com calls it quits
- Teacher hit with charges of making bomb threats
- PUC attorney to run ethics panel
- Editorial: Just what is Bush so afraid of?
- Telecommunications alliance deal
- Cell phone bookings offered
- Oracle, Compaq in partnership
- Tyco buying Lucent unit
- Company to cut work force
- LV tech firm sues ex-employee
- SEC sues Las Vegas man alleging securities fraud
- Struggling Comstock to close in downtown Reno
- Bad air from California may cause algae in Lake Tahoe
- Bar owners gripe at Allegany gambling crackdown
- Former prosecutor in Edwards trial says informants were shopping for leniency
- President signs bill authorizing money for Lake Tahoe
- Harrah's: Casino won't work without tax break, hotel
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: There's no truth in Fed Cup advertising
- Community news briefs for November 14, 2000
- IBL team releases former Rebel center
- Mountain West honors Rebels' Mason
- Californians capture SCORE Baja 2000
- Columnist Dean Juipe: NCAA back to looking at freshmen
- Chicago is his kind of town
- Fulbright Fellowship will help UNLV prof to teach in Germany
- Shifting gears: Local car enthusiasts fight to keep hot rods out of political races
- New handicapped seats at T&M
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Olympics should be toasted
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Death at C2K to prompt lawsuit
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Trusting the people
- Broken right foot shelves Kelly again
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Hollywood Park
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
Monday, Nov. 13
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- Minor earthquake hits western Nevada
- Kinko's places big order for imaging equipment
- Wireless products launched
- UPS would own LV call center under proposal
- Laughlin bank acquiring Arizona operation for $13.3 mil.
- LV tech company changes name
- Concert highlights anti-nuke campaign
- Suit against Station Casinos to await fed decision
- Weed and Seed program to expand to downtown
- Local news briefs for November 13, 2000
- 14 attorneys compete for District Court seat
- Nuclear dump foes hope for allies in new Congress
- Heller: Scrap 'winner take all' system
- Judge upholds recount
- Chief Elique has dramatically changed operations of police on UNLV campus
- Stupak clarifies role in Internet gaming
- Company pays $12.5 million to take over mall
- Modern shelter comes at a price
- Fritsch to get closed meeting
- Park Place stock may get a boost from buyback authorization
- Nevada high-speed train will be pitched to feds
- LV hotel-casino sues New York's Studio 54
- Full ethics hearing set for McDonald
- Third Detroit casino finally opens with proper pomp
- Silicon Gaming buyout discussed
- Big health insurer limiting growth
- Takeover offer made
- Investors propose buyout
- Gates, experts agree: Internet still in infancy
- Ranchers refuse to return cattle, despite threat of prison
- Georgia downs UNLV golf
- Practice games aided Lewis
- 30-year-old woman suspected of arson
- Experts try to diversify Nevada crops
- Audit says state overcollecting certain fuel tax
- Idaho tourist officials applaud tribe's $12 million, 92-room casino
- Group starts effort to educate New Hampshire about gambling risks
- Republican senator-elect plans to re-introduce conservative agenda
- Study says casino would drain cash from region
- Wildlife agency reseeds scorched wildlife habitat
- Judge approves $14 million jury award
- Rebels feast on rhubarb
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Fate played role in Tiznow's emotional triumph
- Ragland, Stewart duel in Baja 2000
- Tennis: UNLV freshman fails to advance
- Ex-Rebel advances in PGA's Q School
- Cimarron escapes in OT
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Lewis feasts as Tua dines on crow
- No prayer: Tua completely outclassed by Lewis in title bout
- Obituaries for November 13, 2000
- LV's Busch places 19th, 3 laps off
- Community news briefs for November 13, 2000
- Submarine Nevada skipper in command of both crews
- Editorial: Not ready for school vouchers
- Letter: GOP a bunch of hypocrites
- Letter: Gore should do nation a favor
- Letter: Life is a gift: Don't legalize euthanasia
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Election coverage 'fascinating'
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, November 13, 2000
- Boy oh boy: Henderson teen drawing attention in national contest
- Harrah's: Casino won't work without tax break, hotel
- Marriott to build hotel in Tahoe
- Police end day-care investigation
- Two ranchers to receive high honors this year
- President signs bill authorizing money for Lake Tahoe
- Country songstress goes from free concert to Strip headliner
- Judge: Women opposed to breast-implant deal may not sue corporate parents
- Bar owners gripe at Allegany gambling crackdown
- 2000 fall prep playoff schedule, results
Sunday, Nov. 12
Saturday, Nov. 11
- Bosnians vote in election seen as showdown with nationalists
- As Barak heads to U.S., four Palestinians, Israeli killed
- Governor: About 170 people dead in Austrian cable car fire
- A desert mystery
- Study ponders link between smoke, chromosome damage
- Bush goes to court to halt recount as Gore seeks more votes
- Banks steals the show in Rebels win
- Thomas, Turner come through in final seconds for UNLV
- New Mexico-UNLV stats
- In Cambodia, unlike other countries, most attacks are woman-on-woman
- As Barak heads to U.S., bloodshed continues
- After joy of Milosevic's downfall, Yugoslavs ready for rough winter, more hard times
- Sierra Leone government says it will watch rebels carefully
- Clinton visits scene of Vietnam war that he opposed
- UNLV teaching program keeping classrooms full
- Faith a factor in saving Private Clayton
- McDonald's history in Las Vegas
- McDonald's fall as rapid as his rise
- King of Blues
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Absence of care is chronic
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Carlin MGM-bound, by George
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Councilman finally exposed
- Letter: Hard to forgive state 'Puritans'
- Letter: Why doesn't Bush concede the election?
- Editorial: No bitter aftertaste from this campaign
- Editorial: McDonald oversteps propriety
- Where I Stand: Brian Greenspun: JOA is here to stay
- Columnist Jeff German: Reid gears for battle over sports wagering
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Much expected of three new judges
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Sunday's races at Santa Anita
Friday, Nov. 10
- Trial of Stardust shooter set for January
- Pahrump residents want city status
- Republican senator-elect plans to re-introduce conservative agenda
- Engineering firm acquired
- Vegas exotic dancers sued over fees
- LV couple sues over tire failure
- LV firm sues former executive
- LV retirement community accused of defaulting on note
- SEC seeks receiver for LV company
- LV real estate conference set
- Internet radio firm in bankruptcy
- North Las Vegas casino posts a loss; parent company doing well in W. Virginia
- MGM MIRAGE sells three paintings for $10.7 million
- Bush camp snipes at Gore
- Statistics point to more than random error in Florida vote
- Reid calls for further scrutiny
- Mayor blasts McDonald
- Parties seek advantage in redrawn districts
- Union calls for dealer elections at nine properties
- Marketing alliance with timeshare operator expanded
- Company licenses software system
- Candidate drops name in alleged scam
- Virgin Atlantic buys five 747s, weighs expansion in Vegas
- Initiative petition to break up school district fails
- Report: 28 percent of district students short on credits
- Growth steers power to south
- Nevada Democrats see future in Herrera
- Las Vegas software operation lays off 80 to cut costs
- Shares of LV HMO jump
- LV insurer sues over Texas acquisition problems
- Askew's status remains in limbo
- Guinn may have damaged clout with Democratic lawmakers
- Construction adds new twist to annual Comdex gridlock
- Analyst drops stock rating of two key gaming firms
- Hettrick chosen to lead GOP again
- Energy economics studied by Nevada panel
- What to look for at Comdex
- Comdex exhibitor sues to block distribution of leaflets
- Court briefs for November 10, 2000
- Bankruptcies for November 10, 2000
- Datebook for November 10, 2000
- Local news briefs for November 10, 2000
- RTC OKs monorail to downtown
- BLM to offer land for sale on Internet
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Brashear earns deserved credit in 'Men of Honor'
- SCORE Tecate Baja 2000 entry list
- Steven hopes to get even with Desert Pines in crucial rematch
- Corrections
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Islanders relying on Tua, fate
- Prep volleyball: Durango records South's lone win
- Lewis ready for war with Tua
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Mountain West could be virtual no-show in bowls
- 'Big Smoke' returns to Las Vegas
- Surprisingly, Tiffany's a hardware store
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Evans returns for 'race of millennium'
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: A proper outcome
- NCAA panel suspends Richardson for lying
- UNLV treating showdown with Lobos as 'a playoff game'
- Editorial: Take time to get this done right
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Like ballots, NFL games tricky for former Floridian
- Editorial: Sister Georganne had a clear vision
- Letter: No innocence in Las Vegas
- Letter: Don't believe N. Korea dictator
- Letter: Nevada doesn't hold attorneys accountable
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Fatboy Slim wins on Election Day
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: 'Tis the season: Truffles' fungus is among us
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Vegas man jumps into the Mix
- Obituaries for November 10, 2000
- Pathologist rejects torture claim
- Defendant in wrong-man hit gets 5 years instead of probation
- Cancer-fighting drug may limit neurological damage
- News of the day: 1968
- Where I Stand 1968 -- Hank Greenspun: Daughter's quest to vote a sign of changing youth
- Houston, we have a problem: Troubled star, husband Brown to play at Aladdin
- Carlini offers fitting tribute to Presley
- Columnist Kate Maddox: No Brown-out expected tonight
- Barbara Greenspun remembers 1968: Uphill battle was worth the effort
- Joe Delaney remembers 1968: Pete Fountain at the Tropicana
- Assembly Republicans meet, take stock
- Overnight snow turns Carson City into a parking lot
- Fall prep playoff schedules, results
- With Penske, de Ferran finally got title
- Scelzi on way to becoming Top Fuel great
- Determined Martin not depressed over slump
- This week's races
- Auto racing schedules, winners and points standings
- Letter: Bayno should read Juipe
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Voice of Jones, now at Suncoast, still soaring
- Casino operator Park Place announces huge stock buyback
- Williams sisters to skip Fed Cup in LV
- Macpherson still dominating bowling tour
- Letter: Rebels can't win big ones
Thursday, Nov. 9
- Catching up with: James Bayless
- Athletes of the Week: James Sims and Carleen Waldron
- Bandits sign ex-Utah guard
- UNLV notebook: Washington golfer joins Rebels
- Down signs with Red Sox
- Something to prove
- 17 local athletes make commitments to colleges
- Former sales agents allege fraud in Vegas manufactured home sales
- Fight schedule
- Fiesta workers reapplying for jobs
- Bush's lead is below 1,000 in recount
- Murder victims' mothers testify
- Nevada casino win shows a rare decline
- Ethics board finds McDonald guilty
- Bush aided by strong rural vote in Nevada
- Court briefs for November 9, 2000
- Local news briefs for November 9, 2000
- Bollenbach exercises 1 million options
- Ballot questions far from resolved
- Commissioners will quickly challenge for Maxfield's support
- Roof leaks in new UNLV library
- Holiday closings
- Henderson voters speak: Police don't need help
- Small business bank plans LV branch
- NLV Residents feel 'robbed' by casino proposal
- Reid's influence grows
- Neal's petition to raise casino tax fails
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: A memorable election
- School Board OKs ban on contractor
- Reno says no to future billboards
- Indictment in child's death tossed out
- County manager Askew prepared to quit
- Cahill earns respect
- With shakeup avoided, regents look forward to making progress
- Las Vegas kids pick Gore
- Perkins will lead Assembly
- Gibbons hopes for Appropriations seat
- Engelstad arena caught up in university nickname controversy
- Rift reported among Forum Shops partners
- Ripley's 'Believe It or Not' slot announced
- Harrah's, Silicon Gaming developing themed slot
- Rebels' recruit still mulling his decision
- Becker wins re-election in a landslide
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Is UNLV TV deal worth it?
- New Mexico's different looks may give nightmares to Rebels
- Lewis confident size, experience will prevail
- Teen takes plea deal to avoid death penalty
- Beltway openings to make difference
- Big fund-raisers cashed in with voters, study says
- Overnight snow brings out driving controls in western Nevada
- Community news briefs for November 9, 2000
- Marine follows a musical tradition
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Lewis-Tua to highlight weekend
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Candidates should be commended
- Picks: Eldorado should find way to top Jaguars
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Letter: Retirees ignored by power panel
- Letter: Education board must answer to the voters
- Obituaries for November 9, 2000
- Editorial: Musing on Bryan's move to step down
- Editorial: Guinn wins one, loses some
- One-stop help given homeless
- Going postal: Tradition of collecting postcards still thriving
- Greenbrier to move ahead with casino campaign
- State grants license to third of Detroit's three casinos
- West Jordan company claims Krispy Kreme stole its Web address
- Table games have fewer players as bettors turn to slots
- Detroit's third casino to open Friday
- Elko County rejects settlement offer in bull trout dispute
- Ensign recalls "torture" of six-week recount in Nevada
- Highlights of September win report on Nevada casinos
- Nevada casinos win $788.5 million in September
- Treble Clef moored until Dec. 20
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Catching up with top local football prospects
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Pair of undercard boxers fighting for their careers
- Prep playoff schedule, results
- NFL Injury Report
Wednesday, Nov. 8
- Nationwide election results
- Chinese National-UNLV women box score
- Delta Jammers-UNLV box score
- Sam's Town Invitational
- All eyes on Florida
- Little drama in Ensign win
- Rep. Berkley retains her House seat
- Vegas hotel rooms still available during Comdex
- Vegas plant unaffected by bankruptcy
- Increased fuel costs result in third quarter loss
- Voters OK $100 bets in Deadwood
- Gamers OK with election, see no mandate against industry
- Results of recount expected Thursday
- Many Las Vegans stay up late
- McDonald ethics hearing begins
- Henderson council approves senior housing
- Alden, Howard score big victories
- George, Tyrrell eager to begin
- Del Vecchio's perseverance pays off with win
- Increased spending a priority for Board of Education
- New trial denied in casino gambling scandal
- LV resort installing customer tracking system
- New locals' casino brings problems to Korean community
- Nine state senators keep seats
- Three school board incumbents win re-election
- Maxfield edges Tarkanian
- Gibbons wins third congressional term
- GOP keeps control of House
- Democrats hold edge in State Assembly
- Same-sex marriage not favored at polls
- Letter: Apply truth laws to political ads
- Letter: Dirty tricks traced to Nixon
- Letter: Less children equals less school problems
- Editorial: Can it get any closer than this?
- Agassi wins in three sets
- Black making his mark at UNLV
- UNLV successful in first test run
- Confidence factor
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Pollsters not excited by Rebels
- Pearson still a redshirt candidate for Rebels
- Lady Rebels fall short in exhibition
- Local news briefs for November 8, 2000
- 15-year term issued in fatal DUI case
- Tradition fits Las Vegas to a tea
- Easy Livin': Spa conference reveals relaxing trends
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Duke favored to succeed Spartans as champs
- Court briefs for November 8, 2000
- Uwe's black box could give golfers free yards
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Way to go, Phil
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Tale of Guinn's 'tails, Democrats' power
- Soliticing measure triggers debate
- Audit of ticket collections shows overpayments
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Obituaries for November 8, 2000
- NLV agrees to arbitration over police officers' firings
- Kids get taste of election process
- Suspect sought in fatal shooting
- More troubles brewing over coffee concession
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Honors bestowed at Valentino showcase event
- Savvy wine buy: Gallo of Sonoma '98 Merlot
- Community news briefs for November 8, 2000
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Station 2 is $300 of fun
- Physicists disappointed in hopes to pursue search for elusive particle
- Note found on another Russian submariner's body, official says
- Serbia's prison mutinies continue, without violence
- China hands out death sentences in massive graft case
- Rep. Gibbons, Democratic foe make friends at school assembly
- Michigan board to decide licensing for Detroit's third planned
- New $100 bets in Deadwood could take effect next week
- Lawsuit seeks new election over 'misleading' ballot in Palm Beach County
- Presidential results: State-by-State
- Statewide results
- Gore retracts concession call
- Nevada election breakdown
- National election results
- Expected Florida recount puts presidential race in limbo
Tuesday, Nov. 7
Monday, Nov. 6
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- Golf: Rebels finish 16th in tourney
- Soccer: UNLV men blank New Mexico
- Walker captures LVMS main
- PWBA finale at Sam's Town
- For UNLV, exhibition foe will be a welcome change of face
- Kidnapping suspect enters plea in gun case
- Fingerprints lead to arrest of 20-year fugitive
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Experience is the only constant in Breeders' Cup
- EPA scrutinizes air-pollution control plans
- Court cram: Council moves to alleviate overloaded system
- Check cashing shops probed
- Beleaguered councilman sends mailers
- McDonald foes push for recall; ethics panel hearing set
- Southeast schools swept away
- Locals set record on early voting numbers
- Opponents mix it up in final debate
- Japanese firm in deal with Wynn
- Nevada hearing doubtful on Citigroup takeover
- Aladdin to sell land for condos, hotel
- Correction for November 3, 2000
- Las Vegas Wash gets congressional aid
- Six contractors in Las Vegas area lose licenses
- Obituaries for November 6, 2000
- New Nevada energy committee begins massive task
- Prominent LV trial attorney Goldwater dies
- Local news briefs for November 6, 2000
- Community news briefs for November 6, 2000
- Thomas optimistic he'll return to field Saturday
- Tua has a bead on heavyweight title
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tiger's 2000 sets a new standard
- Local firefighters complete in Combat Challenge
- Burton forges desert dynasty
- Godwin snaps final-match hex
- Busch finishes in 29th place, gains seasoning
- Gaming profits sink in Des Moines
- Whittemore donates $51,000 to Democrats
- Casino foundation to help with casino taxes
- Plea agreement in slaying stands
- Lieberman attends black church services in Las Vegas
- Lake Charles casino exec writes book on riverboat corruption
- California woman finally gets check for slot jackpot
- Environmental study planned for proposed casino project in Mississippi
- Prostitution policy rests with panel of judges
- Letter: Mayor has own brand of magic
- Letter: Nader backers: Please pick Gore
- Letter: Don't blame Bush if court ends abortions
- Riverboat operator posts profit increase
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Crooner grateful to Allen
- Editorial: Voters hold the key to our future
- Slotmaker posts improved earnings
- Patron injury suit reinstated against Circus Circus
- Second Stratosphere tower topped off; to open next year
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, November 6, 2000
- Fight brings violent end to Community Center party
- State employee shot while helping motorist
- Reno gets whiff of Tahoe smoke
- Prepaid Tuition program deadline approaches
- Cigarette cause of deadly fire
- Florida man charged with making his own slot machine tokens
- Random call nets absentee ballot for USS Cole commander
- Fall 2000 prep playoff schedule, results
Saturday, Nov. 4
Friday, Nov. 3
Thursday, Nov. 2
- Greektown Casino plans gala opening while state continues investigation
- Gorman wraps up Southwest
- Las Vegas City Council briefs for November 2, 2000
- A.C. operator posts big income increase
- Closures won't affect LV stores
- LV sports restaurant details announced
- Operating loss at Southwest Gas widens
- Motorcycle festival to be rescheduled
- Robbery attempted by fake security guard
- Hascheff's spending at record heights
- State forester Roy Trenoweth to retire
- Ailing Test Site workers vent anger at meeting
- GOP has big lead in Nevada donations
- Council's zeal for Internet gambling site ebbs
- Reid faces formidable foe on issue of sports wagering
- Researchers examining effects of foreign plants, global warming
- Apparent carjacking ends in man's death
- Local news briefs for November 2, 2000
- Northwest LV, Henderson remain retail hot spots
- Babbitt OKs plan to balance wildlife, growth
- Second defendant in muffed contract killing sentenced
- Las Vegas gaming supplier in legal battle with insurer
- GEM purchases gaming trade shows, publications
- Calif. company posts income gain
- Acres Gaming Inc. revenue drops
- Alleged casino cheat awaits arraignment
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Punished for successes
- License plates change halted
- Online service now offered by Social Security
- Detective testifies teen admitted killing ex-monk
- Air Force upsets UNLV women in MWC soccer
- Palepoi won't get red-carpet treatment during trip to Utah
- Candidate waiting for action on allegation of for-sale exam
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: More mud in LVMS' eye
- Herrera focuses on education
- Board shoots down plan to finance state buildings
- Rocket Roddick
- Stewart to wear hat as owner
- NLV meeting canceled on alleged violations by city manager
- New dunk a winner for Richardson
- NLV council briefs for November 2, 2000
- Obituaries for November 2, 2000
- Assembly leaders rake in donations
- E-mail hoax targets Democrats
- Prep volleyball: Durango advances past spirited Desert Shields
- Columnist Dean Juipe: McCullough seeks answers about health
- Higher court affirms U.S. district judge's ruling in Tigua case
- Sick workers upset that compensation plan isn't for all
- Governor, Rosemont mayor urge gaming board to decide on casino proposal
- Utility rates going up in Nevada - again
- Unlicensed machines headed to Texas
- Fight schedule
- Chaparral emerges with marathon win
- LV grad helps destroy deadly chemicals
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Let's look at best, worst of prep season
- Picks: Red-hot Basic gets nod to defeat Valley
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Christmas arrives too early
- Catching up with: Tommie Townsend
- Columnist Richard Gammick: Medicinal marijuana is already available
- Sun Athletes of the Week: Joe Zaher and Nikki Peterson
- Community news briefs for November 2, 2000
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Topless shows are re-establishing their niche
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- World Of Outlaws at LVMS results
- Letter: Take fluoride out of our water
- Letter: Democrats true pro-life party
- NFL Injury Report
- Letter: Abortion modern 'right' to kill
- Letter: Ensign barking up wrong tree
- Letter: Question 2 not about marriage
- Letter: Gore right one for Oval Office
- Letter: Bush would be a disaster as president
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Editorial: Judge unhappy over Elko dispute
- Editorial: Technology can be key to survival
- Rapper's rise and fall is the stuff of legend
- Wednesday's prep results
- Prep playoff schedule, results
- Correction
- Sun Statewide Prep Football Top 10
- Dunn shows speed in first ride for Yankees
- Penske has long-awaited 10th title
- Stewart close to another record
- Auto racing schedules, winners and points standings
- This week's races
- Nevada tops list of smoking states
- New kind of action: Slot machines have exercise bikes attached
- Z Gallerie an oasis for thirsty home furnishings market
Wednesday, Nov. 1
- About 80 lawyers announce support for repealing video lottery in South Dakota
- South Dakota churches open coffers in video lottery fight
- Panel works on state's expected revenues
- Space-age help for vegetable growers
- McClain, Close are waging costliest Assembly battle
- 27 percent rate hike sought by LV utility
- Auto racing: Tagliani out of hospital
- UNLV women's soccer team hosts MWC event
- For Reid, securing pork a priority
- Three new tech shows coming to Las Vegas next year
- Jury weighs fate of suspect in slayings
- Groups oppose surplus status for river
- Cheating ring took $2 million from casinos
- Goodman won't vote on website
- Construction defects alleged in suits aimed at LV-area developers
- Park Place CFO says sale is still on
- Mandalay warnings prompt debate among analysts
- Slot technology expert dies
- Sports book director out
- Self-policing called cure for health care
- Maxfield slings some mud back at Tarkanian
- Commissioners lead spending race
- Desert Inn resident fails to block meeting of Wynn's new homeowner board
- City of Henderson sued over harassment charge
- Continuing growth seen in state economy, but at a slower pace
- Regulators monitor cash situation at LV casino
- Justice Court candidate sues newspaper
- Texas couple killed in I-15 collision
- Judge chastises both sides in Shovel Brigade dispute, urges settlement
- Binion estate filing seeks to bill convicted lovers
- Local news briefs for November 1, 2000
- C-M grad Parker bright spot for struggling Utes
- Pay-to-play plan backed by UNLV basketball players, coach
- Unsafe track delays Outlaws
- Ondruska knocks off No. 1 seed
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Newly renovated book ready for Breeders' Cup
- School district considers project labor agreements
- 15 new schools a zoning challenge
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Football history says Bush to win
- Letter: Dismay over presidential pick
- Letter: Porter supports new schools
- Letter: Marijuana legalization not good move
- Editorial: Inane deal should be scrapped
- Editorial: Right step to treat chronic inebriates
- Columnist Peter Benton: Lake Las Vegas resort names VP
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Operating losses widen for Vegas communications companies
- Allen rarely found good luck performing in LV showrooms
- Community news briefs for November 1, 2000
- Bistro Garden Souffle available in LV
- Vermont racetrack, casino get support in campaign
- Illinois Supreme Court clears way for gaming board to rule on Emerald Casino license
- City might get involved in Internet gambling site
- Seventeen linked to casino cheating scam
- Savvy wine buy: Fattoria Falesco '98
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Venetian gala benefits Nevada Opera Theatre
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: No need to change Image
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Sum up election in two words: It figures
- Colorful tobacconist Cissell dies
- Obituaries for November 1, 2000
- International flavors featured in 'giant box'
- Local firefighters remember fallen comrade at annual games
- Kristin Gore predicts some Nader backers will switch back to her dad
- Interior secretary signs plan to protect wildlife and development
- Governor, Rosemont mayor urge gaming board to decide on casino proposal
