Tuesday, Oct. 31
Monday, Oct. 30
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- Lone gunman robs Treasure Island, injures cashier
- Sentencing postponed for white supremacists in attempted temple bombing
- Receiver sought by partner in LV tech company
- Vegas Internet firm partners in litigation
- Fares announced for Palm Beach service
- Journal Broadcast Group signs deal with FeedRoom
- Jewish locals given insight into crisis
- Attorney says Mirage offered to settle with debt collection figure
- Political notebook for October 30, 2000
- Early voting hits record proportions
- Nevadans empty their purses for Bush
- Toronto flights offered
- Easter goes on offensive against Kincaid in first televised debate
- LV securities firm pays scam victims
- Fluoride initiative unclear to voters
- Lawyers learned much in date-rape drug trial
- Investigators call for contractors board audit
- Judge orders Venetian to pay contractor in first successful lien case against casino
- Protestants labor with stance on Question 2
- LV firm in deal with Disney
- LV company acquires inventory management firm
- Declining stock prices put U.S. Bank merger in jeopardy
- Carpenters file new charges against Mirage, resort continues to insist on an election
- Cause of death sought for motor home driver
- Edgewood Creek examined for pollutants
- Reno woman dies in tractor accident
- Religious activist forms new church
- Local news briefs for October 30, 2000
- Crazy Horse Too sues casino over topless show
- Mirage properties on Microsoft's casino game
- Gamer: Seniors are responsible gamblers who support casinos
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: LV partners trying for repeat in Mile
- Community news briefs for October 30, 2000
- Motorists, children get trick-or-treat tips
- Berkley seeks more public Yucca hearings
- Rawlinson officially joins top appeals court
- DOE health official to discuss radiation aid bill
- Clinton signs Ivanpah airport plan into law
- Children invited to enjoy Halloween at haunted forest
- Obituaries for October 30, 2000
- Tahoe ski resorts rejoice after early storm dumps 2 feet of snow
- Poll finds majority oppose off-reservation casinos in Wisconsin
- Shalala stumps for Gore in Las Vegas, Gore daughter to campaign in Reno
- Doubling of Nevada forest firefighting efforts planned
- Thomas: 'There's no quit' in Rebels
- A little luck boosts Pirro in Le Mans
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Vikes' loss allows party to continue
- Relaxed Porter goes 5-for-5 on bulls, collects $274,738
- Rebels win doubles title
- LV team adds 11 players
- Louisiana's problem gamblers find help to stop
- Outlaws back at LVMS
- CART finale suspended due to rain
- Las Vegas driver Tracy knocked out of title race
- LVMS race results
- NHRA Matco Tools SuperNationals results
- Busch Sam's Town 200 results
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Recalling a giant figure
- Prep Regional playoffs schedule
- Editorial: Nader's ego knows no bounds
- Letter: GOP itching to ship nuke waste
- Letter: Cole could have refueled at sea
- Letter: Apply rules of fairness to political issues
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, October 30, 2000
- Koi toys: Colorful fish are finding a home in desert back yards
- Guinn names energy deregulation panel
- Sierra Pacific OK'd to acquire Oregon utility
- Gore's daughter postpones Reno visit until Wednesday
- Hutton remains in serious condition after motorcycle wreck
- Israel unleashes helicopter attack on offices of Arafat's Fatah movement
- One week to go: Fighting it out in usually Democratic states
- Home Sweet Home? Station's first skipper pushes for station name
- Tax initiative would benefit Henderson emergency workers
- Cyclist hit crossing street
- Nevada Day's sparkle dulled by weather
- De Ferran wins CART title; Fittipaldi wins Marlboro 500
- Valley taken by storm
Sunday, Oct. 29
Saturday, Oct. 28
Friday, Oct. 27
- Prep football standings
- Thursday's prep results
- Letter: A chip off the old block
- Letter: Busch drives like a rookie
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Las Vegan wins PWBA event
- Seles to play in Vegas
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Scary incidents show real meaning of 'life or death'
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Get wallet to see if OU is for real
- Green Valley earns postseason berth
- Le Mans driver takes readers for lap at LVMS
- Amercian LeMans Series Schedule of events
- Outlaws to choose 5th in draft
- Gorman wraps up Southwest
- LV well owners sue in bid to keep wells open
- Citizen comments sought on using LV's name on website
- Court briefs for October 27, 2000
- Local news briefs for October 27, 2000
- System to notify LV victims of inmates' release
- Senior citizens get look at new, higher cost health plan
- New CEO named at LV Internet firm
- Goodman: Cops didn't single out McDonald
- School Board shows interest in private-firm management
- Petition to split district clears hurdle
- Schools may sell ads on buses, Internet
- Lender says Vegas hotel-casino failed to pay back loan
- Las Vegas Hilton sale to Roski approved
- Nevada fine paid
- Malone, Lazaroff continue to haunt Station Casinos
- Case of missing Freon is a matter of poor paperwork
- Cunningham dives right in
- Officials eye plan to divert drunks to detox
- Nebraska-OU showdown won't be televised locally
- Early voters are equally divided on Bush, Gore
- Lieberman vows to fight nuke dump plan
- U.S. textbook publisher sold
- Extra taxis approved for convention
- Control Board loses dispute over markers
- Sierra Health sells Houston operation, sticks with Dallas
- Sports book Black Book proposed in Nevada
- State reinvents plan for financing buildings
- Light snow reaches the Sierra
- Nevada could benefit from tobacco bill
- Scouts rev up expo at Speedway
- Bankruptcies for October 27, 2000
- Nevada jobless rate increases slightly
- Scattered showers forecast for weekend
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Drivers aim for point(s) at LVMS
- Up for grabs
- Datebook for October 27, 2000
- Las Vegas reps eye win in 'Battle of the Rebels'
- Gaffney earns redemption, $20,000 prize
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: When Hizzoner busts out, it's Wayne Newton to the rescue
- Conference on aging issues scheduled
- The Movie Guys: 'Inevitable' 'Blair' sequel lacks originality
- Henderson planning board turns down zoning request for tire store
- State Supreme Court upholds recall procedure
- Barbutti shines in self-titled Plaza show with Naked Angels
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Change in ownership, locale for Liberty eatery
- Pumpkins come with hallowed, hollow past
- Editorial: Talk can be cheap in election
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Reminder: Today is Nevada Day
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Club raids are all the rave
- Las Vegas scares up a cauldron of Halloween events
- Obituaries for October 27, 2000
- Joe Delaney remembers 1966: Andy Williams at Caesars Palace
- News of the Day: 1966
- Barbara Greenspun remembers 1966: Dandolos was polite, gentle
- Where I Stand -- Hank Greenspun: Nick the Greek was always known as the king of the gamblers
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Adaptable Hooverphonic fries it twice
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Fernandez supports education with concerts
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Speaking up for workers
- Letter: Coinless slots bad for Vegas
- Letter: Guinn won't get another vote
- Letter: Israel must end occupation of Palestinian land
- Jack-o-lanterns get face lifts with imaginative designs
- Man convicted in date-rape trial
- Prison sentence levied for dad of drowned baby
- Gas leak possible cause of explosion
- Busch claims pole for California truck race
- Race for Board of Regents focuses on growth issues
- Buchanan says opponents ignoring moral issues
- Birth announcements for October 27, 2000
Thursday, Oct. 26
- Prosecutor seeks death penalty for slaying
- Maxfield unfazed by Tarkanian lead
- Judge decides Williams trial will proceed
- International custody battle
- U.S. 95 expansion may face lawsuit
- Bryan bids farewell in Senate speech
- DA moves deliberately in slayings case
- Automaker's earnings tumble 78 percent
- PacifiCare CEO quits, stock falls
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Schedule plays cruel prank on Chargers
- Picks: Basic receives nod to edge Silverado in Week Nine
- Reid's PAC took donation from Yucca subcontractor
- Obituaries for October 26, 2000
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Rebels have nothing to worry about
- Western, Gorman to battle for title
- Defensive transition
- Holiday closings
- State capital busy with Nevada Day
- State reinvents plan on way to finance buildings
- NLV planners approve space campus
- Strip mall business calls raid 'retaliation'
- Local news briefs for October 26, 2000
- Rape trial defendant denies sex
- Strange 'burst of air' downs passenger balloon
- Henderson Fire Department plans field exercise Nov. 1
- Killer sentenced to third life term
- Fund honors Colorado official, ex-CCSN president
- Burgess indicted on weapons charges
- Lanni, Newton inducted
- Casino patron sues bowler
- Analysts' views differ on prospects for Park Place merger
- Strip car rental outlet fights eviction notice
- Construction continues to hurt Boyd earnings
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Not exactly 2 of a kind
- Pharmacist, drugstore chain fined in death
- O'Bannon tries to catch on with the Bandits
- County loses bid to delay trial in land suit
- Without Deuce running wild, UNLV draws good hand against Mississippi
- Sun Athletes of the Week: Jamar Thomas and Whitney Welch
- Catching up with: Billy Harvey
- Prep soccer, cross country playoff schedules
- Wednesday's prep results
- Fight schedule
- Hundreds of famous autos to be auctioned this weekend
- Sun Statewide Prep Football Top 10
- Suspect enters plea in Chinatown gambling case
- Arrest made in apparent double homicide
- Air Force will award medal in honor of Bob Hope's service
- Attorneys to give gifts, legal advice on Make a Difference Day
- Community news briefs for October 26, 2000
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Plenty of afternoon delights are on schedule
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Punishment lacking in Moore case
- Editorial: Opinions on ballot questions
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: What are we thinking?
- Letter: Halloween is time for choice
- Letter: Strict control of guns needed
- Letter: Bush has been misleading on several issues
- Columnist Yuval Rotem: Anti-Israel hatred fuels Mideast violence
- Dispute over historic trail prompts lawsuit about markers
- Two dead in apparent double homicide
- Judge says drug law is constitutional
- Auto racing schedules, winners and points standings
- Some confusion, but Halloween on Halloween in Nevada this year
- Kennedy wants committee to allow auditor to check casino books
- Real-life Monopoly: Park Place, Icahn battle for bankrupt Claridge
- Ferrari expects another battle with McLaren
- Casino group claims revenues could offset state grocery tax
- NASCAR tougher than NFL for Gibbs
- Station Casinos pays $475,000 fine in campaign flier controversy
- Young woman killed in crash on Mount Rose Highway
- Earnhardt Jr. paying his dues
- State officials propose cap on college bets
- Thinking man de Ferran trying to focus on racing
- This week's races
- NFL Injury Report
- UNLV notebook: Women to run for MWC title
- Bull riders vie at T&M
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Breeders' Cup pre-entries
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Prep football standings
- Prep girls volleyball standings
- Prep boys soccer standings
Wednesday, Oct. 25
- Judge Lehmen dies after long service
- Suzie's permit request denied
- House approves Washoe County land deal
- Window-breaker accused again
- Casino revenue on coast up slightly for September
- Hutton recovering from leg surgery
- Station Casinos given chance for another licensing hearing
- SEC chair brings accounting crusade to Las Vegas
- PBR Bud Light Cup schedule
- DA to get case file in Ross slayings
- Consul general defends Israel
- Pusateri out as Bally's/Paris president
- Internet giant beats financial projections
- Desert Passage claims two restaurants behind on rent
- Cell phone expansion causes county to consider camouflage
- Lawyer: McDonald already tried and convicted
- Cheating on high school tests alleged
- Maloof's Palms casino will edge out Rio with 42 stories
- Park Place results strong thanks to Vegas, Atlantic City casinos
- Catskills casino still a go
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Don't be fooled by big crowd
- Earnings, revenues down for casino operator
- Las Vegas pharmacist takes blame for death
- Gaming Board fights MGM Grand tax refund request
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Confessions of a baseball hater
- Suspects to be tried together
- Venetian also in dispute with tenants
- IRS investigates Ensign's link to charity group
- Culinary to hold Berkley rally
- Court briefs for October 25, 2000
- Judges get green light to act as liaisons with media
- Grandfather going to prison for sexually abusing two girls
- Five new cottages boost space at juvenile detention center
- Correction
- Maxfield, Tarkanian step up TV ads
- New service to Reagan National Airport launched from Vegas
- Allegiant to offer 17 new Vegas-Reno flights per week
- Local news briefs for October 25, 2000
- Two dead in apparent double homicide
- Parallels are few between Minnesota, Rebel cases
- Fine wines abound in Las Vegas restaurants
- Turner time
- Hearty Parties: Parents going all out for kids' functions
- Community news briefs for October 25, 2000
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Gaming's got a new profile these days
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: This trend is really old news
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Salvation Army benefits from 'fashion luncheon'
- Savvy wine buy: Barnwood Vineyards '98 Cabernet Sauvignon
- Red Rock Canyon offers busy hiking schedule
- Letter: Low pay reason for 'shortages'
- Letter: Tour helicopters disturbing peace
- Letter: Why isn't Gore running away with the race?
- Editorial: Education hopefuls get nod
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Kite's hole in one nets $500,000 for his Wendy's Seniors team
- Columnist Peter Benton: Golf store provides Christmas solutions
- Ex-UNLV riders try to rustle up prize money
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Online & offshore: The new face of bookmaking
- Former pro wrestling champion Yokozuna dies at 34
- Obituaries for October 25, 2000
- Mohegan Sun expands expansion plan
- Video machines seized at Mobile Greyhound Park
- Alliance can't use referendum to stop Detroit casinos, judge rules
- Backer, foe square off in South Dakota as ballot issue approaches
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Tuesday's prep results
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Monday's prep results
- Dispute over historic trail prompts lawsuit about markers
- New evidence in armored car slayings
- Ieyoub says he'll talk about conversation between Edwards and Koury
Tuesday, Oct. 24
- House OKs $200 million for Lake Tahoe restoration
- Drying trend begins in valley
- Details announced on Maloof's new Las Vegas hotel-casino
- Bill may yet exclude NTS workers
- Maxfield, Tarkanian step up TV ads
- Otherworldly ventures eye Las Vegas
- Down homestretch, parties turn to Nevada
- GOP turns out early to vote in valley
- Report: Coach behind attack on dog
- Las Vegan becomes hero on flight for life
- Ely warden reassigned to Carson City
- LV hospital operator HCA posts higher profits
- Motown out, ESPN may be in at LV casino
- Mortgage lender suing Vegas motel for loan payments
- New Hispanic network looks to buy into Vegas market
- Cox beefing up Las Vegas Hispanic TV offerings
- Shakeup planned at telecommunications giant
- LV builder's profit up
- Activist seeks Nevada hearing
- Station Casinos profit improves despite slowdown
- LV casino sues defecting host
- Hotel-casino sued for mattress payments
- Loss up for LV casino operator
- LV company posts big earnings increase
- Spoiled cans of fruit recalled
- Complaint against McDonald reduced to three charges
- Boulder City council pay hike sparks petition
- Teachers union, business leaders debate tax plan
- Court briefs for October 24, 2000
- Arrests made in topless club raid
- Local news briefs for October 24, 2000
- 5 strip mall businesses cited by health district
- New regulation too late for boy trapped in trunk
- Attorney: Cecola no threat to gaming
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Piazza acts like one cool dude
- Suggs wants to be a hero in trip to hometown
- LA's 'Dog' star
- Ray, master of 'show' and 'business,' dies at 86
- Obituaries for October 24, 2000
- New Park Place head says Catskills casino still a go
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Santa Anita
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- UNLV's opponents still likely to hound Kambala
- Carving a Niche: Former musician spends days crafting clocks, furniture
- Reuther, Young wedding
- Community news briefs for October 24, 2000
- Golf tournament to benefit children's hospital
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Cancer effort a cut above
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Vegas' Motown Cafe is no mo'
- Letter: Hike pay of cops, teachers, nurses
- Letter: Whose fault is it but Williams'?
- Letter: Keep fluoride in our water to fight cavities
- Editorial: Judicial candidates endorsed
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: A timely timeout
- Spokesman says inside problems stifling casino campaign in Arkansas
- Northern California airports have data processing malfunction
- Indian tribe looking at west Louisiana for casino
- Nevada lawmakers graded on commitment to reform
- Trout restocked at Knott Creek Reservoir, site of big fish kill
Monday, Oct. 23
- Tons of plutonium taint NTS
- Prep Schedule
- Nevada lawmakers graded on commitment to reform
- Prep state tennis tournament results
- Reputed mob boss arrested in gambling roundup
- Hotel rooms, golf course set for gaming property
- Political notebook for October 23, 2000
- Obituaries for October 23, 2000
- Expert downplays alcohol connection in GHB rape trial
- Motorcycle crash leaves Hutton in serious condition
- 'Bumping Busch' not making many friends on circuit
- Six seek spots on education board
- Metro's unit is top dog again
- Burned man in serious condition
- Local news briefs for October 23, 2000
- Golf lease ready for switch
- New rules for county vehicles expected
- Electronic device may give the disabled new powers
- Regent wants answers from CCSN leaders
- Early voters swarm to polling places
- Club owner to fight Black Book inclusion
- Hilton exec named CEO at Park Place
- Venetian posts loss despite increases in revenue, cash flow
- Fall finally rears its wet, chilly head in LV
- Deal made in killing over pit bull puppies
- The old Pearl Jam returns
- Venetian museum deals called 'overwhelmingly significant'
- BLM lists land it wants to protect
- Reports differ on Vegas price trends
- Phone giant mulls four-way split
- Las Vegas newspapers split on presidential endorsements
- Elderly man found badly burned in downtown alley
- Hutton seriously injured in motorcyle crash in Nevada
- Midair collision blamed on pilot error
- High winds push prescribed burn out of control in Nevada
- Community news briefs for October 23, 2000
- Lectures probe phenomena accompanying death
- Sprint uses loophole to reward executives
- Soccer: UNLV teams defeated
- Running: Las Vegan eighth in Chicago
- Lakers, Kings clash tonight at Thomas & Mack Center
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Pieffer looking extra good
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Scrawling through the city
- Broken hand won't keep Black out for long
- Booker undaunted by loss of scholarship
- Correction for October 19, 2000
- Correction for October 22, 2000
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Watch out for dark horses -- or even a gray
- Cimarron strengthens position
- Editorial: Senate hopefuls endorsed
- Letter: County is last to offer flu shots
- Letter: Bill makes sense for Black Rock
- Letter: War heroes gave up everything for democracy
- Local optometrist collected eyeglasses of world dignitaries and celebrities
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends for October 23, 2000
- Prosecutors try to reinstate charges in wild horse shootings
- Guinn calls on influence to increase Republican vote
- Anti-fluoridation forces muster forces
- El Rancho still to serve Las Vegas
- White Pine enrollment continues to drop
- JoP candidate publishes apology
- Weed-eating teenagers hospitalized
- Postal Service employee gets life in prison
- Deputies cleared in death of Reno man
- Pine Nut fire almost under control
- Cheney visit solidifies
- Spokesman says inside problems stifling Arkansas casino campaign
- Appellate court affirms rejection of Barden suit over Detroit casinos
- Computer trouble delays flights in Northen California and Nevada
- Culprits pay little of the cost to fight wild fires
- Futuristic bus planned for Southern Nevada
- Mississippi's casinos watching Arkansas gaming initiative
Saturday, Oct. 21
Friday, Oct. 20
- Regents appoint Huneycutt as interim president of TMCC
- Prep state tournament golf, tennis results and schedules
- Supreme Court reverses conviction in Vegas bookie's murder
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: LVMS to keep on truckin' in 2001
- Venetian sued by Comdex
- Preventative measures considered in wake of jumps
- Report critical of Nevada economic outlook; local experts disagree
- Video gambling debate: Saving an industry or promoting addiction?
- Adelson still vowing to expand Venetian
- Casinos lend heavy soft-money support
- Police probe targets Rhodes
- Military women undeterred by Navy tragedy
- Sierra Pacific cautions investors about settlement
- Ethics panel to pursue McDonald allegations
- Problems leaving new UNLV library in the dark
- LV fastest-growing city in '90s
- CCSN gets mixed reviews in report
- Talk of ousting county manager renewed
- Even expanded water system will be inadequate, experts say
- Campus police study OK'd
- Pueblo plans downtown casino
- New problem hindering Rainforest Cafe sale
- Suit alleges consumers over-billed by previous Vegas garbage company
- Newest slot machines make debut at World Gaming Expo
- Goldberg's illness and death highlight business dilemma
- Honeywell may be sold for $40 billion
- Suit says errant golf balls endanger residents
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Another athletic director botches his job
- NLV man shot dead outside his home
- Henderson college budget approved
- Lawsuit will delay selection of CCSN president till 2001
- Las Vegas target of 'villages within cities' plan
- Scholarships to help health care students
- Trial looms in slaying of teen girl
- Local news briefs for October 20, 2000
- Datebook for October 20, 2000
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Thursday's prep results
- The Movie Guys: 'Pay It Forward' should have spent on better story
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Detective details Metro work on sex-assault cases
- Volleyball: Rebels lose to No. 16 BYU
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: This Yoko is easy listening
- Tennis notes: Green Valley eliminated
- Keepers of women's history are included in writers' series
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Postcards from the (far) edge
- Goodman: McDonald may lose mayor pro tem title
- City won't pursue ethics hearing against Arberry
- Welch leads Trailblazers to first title
- Energetic Culture Club doesn't skirt credibility
- Flights halted nationwide by radar system failure in West
- Collumnist Muriel Stevens: Mint juleps are focus of Bellagio competition
- Great Northwest battle on tap at Cimarron
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Barbutti has long history on Las Vegas stages
- Standing room only -- unfortunately -- at Rio show
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Olympic-size questions
- Petition to break up school district filed
- Editorial: Assembly hopefuls endorsed
- Berkley-Porter battle over numbers
- Letter: Here's another choice: Being responsible
- Letter: Listen to Guinn on senior drugs
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Guggenheim an expansive project
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Group shows the old soft shoe
- Obituaries for October 20, 2000
- Michael La Rocca battles the odds to leave a legacy
- McCloskey services scheduled Nov. 4
- Davenport commits to Fed Cup in Las Vegas
- Rebels will look to Vaughan to guide them against Wyoming
- Early voting begins Saturday
- Man who slashed throat of prostitute gets two life terms
- Teen who scuffled with deputy arrested
- Lowe's: The mecca of auto racing
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Long-awaited battle between intrastate rivals is here at last
- News of the Day: 1965
- Joe Delaney remembers 1965: Jones, Leonard at the Flamingo
- Where I Stand 1965 -- Hank Greenspun: Roxie's played a big role in economy, social life of LV
- Barbara Greenspun remembers 1965: Roxie's a big part of LV history
- Three teens rough up staff member, flee Nevada Youth Training Center
- Road from Interstate 70 to casino towns gets state approval
- Defendant in Cincinnati admits participating in scheme to defraud gambling machines
- Wyoming experts discuss Indian sovereignty, gaming
- St. Louis mayor accepted illegal contributions from casino company
- New issues delay Keene's ethics hearing, complaint against Griffin
- Regents OK McFarlane as interim UNR president
- Game shows, old sitcoms debuted at World Gaming Expo
- Signature on anti-gaming letter forged
Thursday, Oct. 19
- Complete list of candidates
- Newcomers looking at school safety, board's power
- Assembly has some hard-fought battles
- Opponents criticize Board of Regents incumbents' achievements
- Incumbents hoping to keep three school board seats
- Search continues for man who fled accident
- Dangers at Yemen port known
- Police end probe of school projects contractor
- Metro seeking more charges for suspected casino robbers
- McDonald resolves to clear his name
- Cutting costs at Mirage pays off for MGM
- Question 2 opponents appeal to young voters
- Goldberg arranged $1 million donation
- Park Place CEO dead at age 58
- Las Vegas may roll dice on deal with 'Net casino
- Trial highlights use of drug in LV clubs
- Vegas Vons stores unaffected by California strike
- Ameristar enthusiastic about casino deal despite loss on Reserve
- Second power plant slated for Vegas area
- Report: Reid's wife took overseas trip at taxpayers' expense
- Matchbox twenty frontman Rob Thomas ponders success
- Casino backers charged with violating securities law
- Satre predicting special session on Louisiana tax
- Big Las Vegas bank operators report differing financial results
- Panelists looking at gambling addiction say solutions create their own problems
- Lanni fine-tuning plans for megaresort at Boardwalk site
- Soccer: UNLV women triumph
- Dickel to play for Aussies
- Mears gets a Champ car trial
- Earnhardt magic turns fans on
- Auto racing schedules, winners and points standings
- Court briefs for October 19, 2000
- Local news briefs for October 19, 2000
- Political notebook: Talkative Gibbons receives award
- Nolan eyes ads in government buildings
- LV hospital owner Quorum is sold for $2.4 billion
- Catching up with: Eric Fields
- Sun Athletes of the Week: Lew DeLeon and Sabrina Capannolo
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Nevada Supreme Court incumbent a heavy favorite
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- NFL Injury report
- Lackluster issues may aid incumbents
- Family court candidates draw upon legal experience
- Longtime attorneys jockey for position
- Election may change panel's makeup little
- Charter school suffers crowding
- Thunderbirds' new team for next performance season set
- Picks: Cimarron to cool down Palo Verde
- Community news briefs for October 19, 2000
- Basic's Campbell getting his kicks in cross country
- Adams might fight Tapia -- but only at 122 pounds
- Prep state tournament golf, tennis schedules and results
- Girls prep volleyball standings
- Corrections
- Wednesday's prep results
- Prep boys soccer
- Bryan's retirement leaves rare open seat
- Congressional race could have national impact
- Prep football standings
- Gibbons aims for third term
- Sun Statewide Prep Football Top 10
- Voters must decide questions on water, marriage, marijuana
- Incumbency given edge over issues in November
- Website features easy access to results
- Early voting opens Saturday at seven sites
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Durango, Gorman duel for golf laurels
- NLV council briefs for October 19, 2000
- Two hotel plans pit NLV City Council against residents
- Bus tour planned to provide tips on Henderson
- Defense committee on women in the military meeting at Luxor
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Sharing our experiences
- LV council briefs for October 19, 2000
- Swap approved for former railroad land
- Obituaries for October 19, 2000
- Editorial: Trying to preserve post-Civil War data
- Editorial: Campaign to combat pregnancy
- Letter: Mayor deserves police protection
- Letter: School district needs infusion of new ideas
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: A collection of wizened opinions
- Fight schedule
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Tracing the origins of Old Time Reunion
- Mountaineer Race Track dedicates additional slot machines
- Greer finding his way to the front of the class
- Gibbons honored as most talkative House Republican
- Dodge test called a success at Talladega
- Heart of a lyin'
- Diggs confident he'll shoot better
- This week's races
- Lazier wants perfection after title
- New issues delay Keene's ethics hearing, complaint against Griffin
- Airliners grounded nationwide by radar computer failure in West
- Sierra Nevada logging battle resembles Northwest landmark case
- Three booked in Louisiana with possession of stolen slot machine tokens
- Prosecutor files charges against two backers of Arkansas casino amendment
- Arkansas casino group releases list of stockholders
- Transcript reveals another juror in Edwards' case may have talked
- Trucker charged with bilking brothel
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: NASCAR must consider HANS device
Wednesday, Oct. 18
- Wisconsin citizens react to casino with prayer
- Billboard attacking Alden heats up regents campaign
- UMC sues state Nursing Board in privacy dispute
- Harrah's profit up despite problems
- Profit falls 94 percent for big Vegas airline
- Taxable sales grow 6.4 percent in August
- Station to buy Reserve
- Momentum building for coinless slot technology
- Bernstein, Ensign target soft spots
- Rio prevails in lawsuit filed by disgruntled gambler
- Water authority facing energy shortage
- Deaths linked to power plant pollutants
- Metro report: McDonald lied
- Spintek showing off new products as it teeters on the edge of bankruptcy
- Police officials upset by DA's failure to prosecute McDonald
- Congress OKs second valley airport
- Mandalay workers in Detroit approve union pact
- Company reports higher quarterly earnings
- County clears way for new terminal
- Henderson residents fail to pull plug on CCSN's baseball lights
- Ethics director to switch to museums, history
- McCarran property nets county $3 million
- Regents to mull connection between new college, UNLV
- Clinton warns ship's attackers
- Number of welfare recipients rises again
- Alleged madam plea bargains
- Regents races facing no shortage of crucial issues
- Local news briefs for October 18, 2000
- Political notebook: Candidates' forum planned at City Hall
- Porter, Berkley nearly even in funds
- Court briefs for October 18, 2000
- McDonald, Arberry to face ethics board
- Obituaries for October 18, 2000
- Bathroom key becomes key evidence in killing of teen girl
- Bid for new trial in killing fails
- Home invasion victim describes struggle over gun
- Correction
- Big electronics manufacturer pulls out of Vegas Consumer Electronics Show
- Volunteers list grows at center
- Wyoming QB remains upbeat in tough year
- Community news briefs for October 18, 2000
- Gators could face challenge this year
- Shortage of size could pop up to haunt UNLV
- Denton, Phillips: Possible Outlaws?
- Red Rock offers wildlife views
- Tuesday's prep results
- Candidate's wife makes campaign stops across LV Valley
- New book makes Halloween even more fun
- Grgic '96 Plavac Mali
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Local women provide Nevada history lesson
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Fashion trends are male order
- Columnist Jon Ralston: McDonald's escape would be criminal
- Editorial: Selective disclosure ban is long overdue
- Letter: Valley's water is polluted, too
- Letter: Make tax cuts a lesser priority
- Letter: Retired generals shouldn't be seen this way
- Editorial: Peace is more than just words
- MotorCity workers approve deal
- State highway closed for three hours after logging truck crash
- Young man accused of heading to Las Vegas to try to recoup hedge fund losses
- Riverboat liquor sales restriction rejected by state panel
- Las Vegas has plenty of room for dining pleasure
- Local research group gives power to the people
- Nevada universities charge less than most
- Meeting to be held to discuss court facilities
- Fines instituted for false alarms
- RSCVA antsy about bookings
- Three teens arrested in rash of Reno-area burglaries
- Nevada sales hit $2.55 billion in August
- Golf: Rebels 11th in tournament
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Why not go for two after every TD?
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Tracking college overachievers -- and flops
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Columnist Peter Benton: Martinez, Massey top LVCC event
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Computer system would create ultimate virtual golf experience
Tuesday, Oct. 17
- No change urged in unemployment tax
- New Orleans casino winnings up slightly
- Nevada utilities seek OK to borrow up to $1.1 billion
- MGM Mirage to host workshop for minority businesses
- Prep golf and tennis playoff schedules, results
- On the 'Inside' track
- Local news briefs for October 17, 2000
- Democrats revive 'Yucca Man' to rap GOP
- North Las Vegas weighing two more casino proposals
- Company sued over poison pill
- Vegas woman sues apartment owner over rape
- Earnings mixed for big Vegas companies
- Hundreds sign petition seeking to oust adult bookstore from south Reno
- Vegas Goodyear dealer may expand under new owner
- Harrah's edges up in Louisiana
- Fish and Wildlife authorizes plan to save threatened plant
- Farmers Insurance wants auto rate increase in Nevada
- Six electric utilities want to merge high-voltage transmission
- Utah group bidding for Nevada power plant
- MGM Grand Detroit workers approve deal
- Authorities investigate Hoover Dam death
- Attorney fights for drug law to be declared unconstitutional
- Guinn to ask for study of high-school grads
- Boxing: Ibeaubuchi ruling on Dec. 18
- Rebel golfers 12th
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Santa Anita
- Catholics told to vote their conscience on marriage ban
- Kerkorian selling $50 million in company bonds
- Man says he was wounded by Flying Elvi at casino
- LV firm settles with lenders
- Ensign has double the cash for TV ads than Bernstein
- Andrews captures individual title as Durango snares state berth
- Law's constitutionality focus of Williams case
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tyson too imposing for Golota
- Victim's girlfriend arrested in 1995 stabbing
- Aztar, Alliance Gaming earnings up
- Record turnout expected for LV gaming conference
- 'Shocking' new ads target teen pregnancy
- Two Vegas firms decline to bid on Station boats
- Guinn stands by ad attacking Berkley's comments
- Candle leads to home fire
- Public hearing planned on senior drug plan
- School district breakup petition to be filed
- Suspect in case of boy abducted in 1978 to be kept in jail
- Invasion victims testify against teen
- Court briefs for October 17, 2000
- Appeals panel reverses decision in Elko embezzlement
- Community news briefs for October 17, 2000
- Council to vote on Lehman land swap
- 14 apply for judgeship
- City planning to install filter for contamination downtown
- New Episcopal bishop named
- In the Rebels' backfield, if the 'Thunder' doesn't get you, then the 'Lightning' will
- Three open Board of Education seats up for grabs
- Chrysler, LVMS join forces
- Youngsters to punt, pass and kick at Sam Boyd Stadium
- No change seen in jobless tax rate for Nevada
- Johnson hopes extra efforts will pay off
- State GOP backs Backus
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Smith, Theron land on Fairway
- Columnist Susan Snyder: No Kidding! eschews parenting
- Letter: CAT's revision of services is worrisome
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Alphabet soup and nuts
- Editorial: Houdini act may not last
- Las Vegas entertainer has held audiences with four U.S. presidents
- Services set for journalist Ralya
- Obituaries for October 17, 2000
- Rescue Mission's driving force, Compton, to retire next month
Monday, Oct. 16
- Restaurant recruiter works to staff casino in tight market
- Deal reached on recorder's office pay standards
- Nevada Power seeks fifth rate hike
- Business people for Oct. 16, 2000
- Casinos providing investors more financial details
- Del Webb beats estimates
- Limousine trial set
- Effect may be profound for Vegas consumers, independent operators
- CCSN accused of mental illness discrimination
- Station Casinos exec with role in flier fiasco resigns
- Sheriff: Evidence in McDonald probe enough for arrest
- Traces of drugs found in LV Wash
- Reform sought in pollution monitoring
- Bernstein is counting on women's vote to gain in race
- Senate candidates clash on health care, child safety
- Bunning releases hold on safe-needle measure
- Horse rider finds body
- Vegas news briefs for Oct. 16, 2000
- Las Vegas area shows big drop in crime stats
- Gaming people in the news
- Union agreement reached with two casinos
- Share repurchase authorized, AC expansion studied
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Beatles fans still bonding
- Correction
- Social Security saves money by offering services on its website
- NRA buys billboards to back Ensign candidacy
- Witty, insightful newspaperman McCloskey dies
- Letter: Social Security plan too risky
- Letter: Thief deserves to suffer for heartless deed
- Editorial: Patient rights get second life
- Birth notices
- Member of two pioneer business families, Pursel dies at 79
- Obituaries for Oct. 16, 2000
- Former IRS agent, Valley Bank auditor Manning dies
- Getting It Write
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Riboletta moves into some fast company
- Carmichael dominates Supercross
- Wacky week sets up dramatic finish
- X-rays show Thomas' injury is only a sprain
- Kaye blase about record
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Smooth run for Invensys debut in LV
- Andrade cleans up
- Kelly promises not to 'hold anything back' this season
- UNR president recommends paying off fire academy loan
- NHP troopers plan to join Teamsters union
- Jury rules against woman in gender lawsuit against NDOT
- Farmers' water offer for hunting at refuge rejected
- Prep schedule
- IRL Excite 500 Results
- Job study completed
- Starkville bar owner facing federal betting charges
- Nevada becoming hot stopover spot
- Tupelo attorney, three others charged with fraud in bingo operation
- Democrats unveil new nuclear waste television ad
- Ensign gloats over Bernstein flub, then flubs himself
- NHRA Federal-Mogul Drag Racing Series Gambler Nationals results
- Soccer: UNLV men win tourney title
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, Oct. 16, 2000
Sunday, Oct. 15
Saturday, Oct. 14
Friday, Oct. 13
- Three Nevadans aboard damaged ship
- Soccer: UNLV women shut out
- Pro tour at SportPark
- Thursday's prep results
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Thank you, Mike Garrett
- World's top motocross riders headed for MGM
- Preseason favorites to clash
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Tracy looking to ride perfect wave at Surfer's
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- LV casino supplier reports lower sales and a loss
- Online gambling system to be tested
- Gaming Board postpones vote on Rosemont casino
- Casino accused of violating festival trademark
- Jones lured into seemingly competitive governor's race
- Janitor's cleaning procedure may hold key to killer's fate
- DA may not pursue Metro cases against McDonald
- Suspect in boy's disappearance arrested by FBI
- Compensation bill OK'd
- Mayor received death threats before break-in
- Nevada sailors avoid injury in blast
- 17 U.S. sailors are confirmed dead
- Three LV companies look at Missouri casinos
- Internet casinos may win if NCAA wagering ban OK'd
- Las Vegas-Little Rock flights planned
- Company that owns music conference closes
- Losing bidder raises questions on Guinn's seniors drug program
- McDonald recall petition filed
- Obituaries for October 13, 2000
- The Movie Guys: 'Lost Souls' needs to find its story
- Datebook for October 13, 2000
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Verandah offers fine food, ambience to match
- Writer receives asylum
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Comedy greats should have Las Vegas homes
- Harsher animal abuse laws to be proposed
- Caesars' 'Magical Empire' continues to amaze -- for now
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: 'Finished Symphony' epic finish for Hybrid
- Local news briefs for October 13, 2000
- Wells Fargo closing two Las Vegas branches
- SYSCO to build 1,000-employee distribution center in LV area
- Internet shopping firm to open center in North Las Vegas
- Vegas cell phone firm sues former salesman
- Vegas nutritional supplement firms in litigation
- LV receiver sued over sale of property
- LV carpet cleaner sues over agreement
- Washington news briefs for October 13, 2000
- LV contractor sued over worker benefits
- Anti-Defamation League to issue complaint about ad
- Bankruptcies for October 13, 2000
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Bucs' Alstott, Eagles' McNabb throw away golden opportunities
- Firm wins trademark order against Vegas firm
- Japanese businessman files suit against LV couple
- New air quality agency inches closer to creation
- Group to seek support for health care reform
- Guinn panel proposes cuts in predecessor's pet projects
- School Board challengers question policies
- Henderson planners reject senior complex
- Byrum moves to front of pack
- Lietzke bids farewell to Desert Inn course
- UNLV won't lack manpower
- Tony, Tony, Tony: Revitalized Orlando navigates the Riviera
- Columnist Dean Juipe: No relief for weary Frenchman
- Rebels hope to meet challenge in big-game atmosphere
- Kids expand creativity at Busytown
- Well-traveled conductor leads Iceland Symphony
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Accident reminds of deficiencies
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Clerk protects records
- Letter: 'Notch Babies' need help now
- Letter: Abuse of Blu not surprising
- Letter: Many differences between GOP and Democrats
- Where I Stand 1964 -- Hank Greenspun: Nevada Southern grads give LV new stature
- Editorial: Confusion reigns over polling results
- Editorial: Probe into drug pacts is needed
- Joe Delaney remembers 1964: Shecky Greene at the Riviera
- News of the day: 1964
- Barbara Greenspun remembers 1964: Hank's vision realized with university
- Bullring at LVMS points standings
Thursday, Oct. 12
- Nellis sergeant earns Air Medal
- Correction
- BLM chief helps blaze valley trail
- Ensign, Bernstein woo senior citizens
- GOP is likely to keep hold on state Senate
- Californian Aaron Russo rocks the Republican boat
- Mickelson using LV as President's Cup tuneup
- Ex-boxer Toledo finds his niche after leaving ring
- Nevada preparing betting ban compromise
- Fire chief active lobbyist for passage of tax increase
- Sierra Club praises Berkley, rips Porter
- Nevada observers rate the presidential candidates
- Political notebook: Candidates invited to forum
- Court briefs for October 12, 2000
- Local news briefs for October 12, 2000
- Guinn tired of Democrats ripping drug plan
- House OKs nuke worker compensation
- Parties trade barbs over Cheney visit, Yucca
- Owner of North Las Vegas hospital prevails in proxy fight
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Diaz plans to surprise Mosley
- Community news briefs for October 12, 2000
- Fight schedule
- Fed praises lending records of Wells Fargo, First Security
- Automaker's profit declines
- Bill on needles 'stuck'
- UNLV film program keeps cameras rolling
- County planner will take over troubled air pollution agency
- Faxon works overtime in quest for lead
- Ex-Rebel Kendall making his mark on pro circuit
- Natchez trying to break gaming fund habit
- Catching up with: Vernon Fox
- Sun Athletes of the Week: Mark Rose and Katy Barrett
- Legal battle continues over sale of stock in casino company
- Iowa riverboat sale completed
- Bank settles in casino lobbying case
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Fall 2000 prep playoff schedule, results
- Sun Statewide Prep Football Top 10
- Prep girls volleyball standings
- Prep girls golf standings
- Prep boys soccer standings
- Prep football standings
- Prep boys tennis standings
- NFL Injury Report
- Prep girls tennis standings
- UNLV notebook: Cross country will host meet on Saturday
- Tapes of young girl used by prosecutors in murder case
- Picks: Chaparral should knock off hot Silverado
- Woman hit by NHP car to get $13,000
- Federal scientists converge to investigate rare disease
- Ensign, Bernstein debate debating
- Obituaries for October 12, 2000
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Is Robinson really right for Rebels?
- Gators bounce Silverado for Sunrise title
- Gorman girls team advances
- Robinson: Black looks a Lott like another safety
- Little fanfare as near-Tiger slayer May finds success in event's opening round
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Drugs designed to kill
- Editorial: States can't do it all on their own
- Former Grand Casino official awarded $1 million
- AmSouth settles its portion of influence peddling lawsuit
- Three indicted in Louisiana for killing casino guard
- Crew members of Texas Treasure released
- A beauty pageant, a gambling-crazy town, but never the two shall mix
- Two more students charged in mascot abuse case
- Nevada GOP contributes to campaign against Arizona ballot measure
- Letter: Feds blackmail states for funds
- Letter: Deal firmly with animal torturers
- Letter: What exactly do politicians mean by 'lockbox'?
- Editorial: Conservation bill is a fitting legacy
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Beware of 'surplus' strategies
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Nevada Ballet Theatre welcomes Russian artists
- Bowling hasn't lost its luster in Las Vegas
- TRPA head already looking out for lake
- False fire alarms no longer free
- Nevada Ford dealers watch California recall
- Safari Club convention deal resolved
- Nevada gets poor grade in study on economic development
- Police respond to mayor's car burglary
- Brack isn't your standard issue rookie
- Lazier needs to finish 13th to win IRL crown
- More could be expected of Benson in 2001
- Auto racing schedules, winners and points standings
- This week's races
- Forecasters conjure up warmer than normal temperatures
- Prosecutor to get evidence in armored car slayings
- Mixed trends seen for Las Vegas office, retail sectors
Wednesday, Oct. 11
- Fall 2000 prep playoff schedule, results
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Tuesday's prep results
- Pacificare stock is decimated on earnings warning
- Station has new offers for its Missouri casinos
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Behind the scenes, equipment companies angle for exposure
- MGM puts its rides up for sale
- Columnist Peter Benton: Golfers mourn loss of Cobb
- Mexican tourist visitation to Vegas up 50 percent, LVCVA wants more
- Boxing: Local kinesiologist honored
- Internet gaming ban reconsidered
- Nevada Dairy Commission plans hearing on alleged gouging
- Vegas firms in litigation over competition
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Aging tour players eye second life
- Candidates tackle issues
- McGirr leads way for Green Valley
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Head north for good hunting
- Senior citizens study Guinn's drug plan
- Woman shot during attack at bus stop
- School Board hopefuls square off in forum
- Catholic Church starts lobby arm
- Records: Rhodes sought payment for NLV property
- Why her honor took a pass on race for governor
- Kickapoo leader says dry conditions may force casino's closure
- Three Clark County residents suffer tick-borne disease
- LV asks JAL to pick up Tokyo flights being dropped by Northwest
- Down come the flakes, out come the skis
- Inmates return to normal day following release of reporter
- Fed approves merger creating the largest bank in Nevada
- Court TV reporter held hostage at maximum security prison
- Former Sierra Pacific CEO Niggli lands at San Diego utility
- Were procedures enough during Southwest flight that ended in a death?
- Tarkanian questions Maxfield's associations
- Metro officers to attend force training
- Court briefs for October 11, 2000
- Rhodes faces January trial date
- 25 county attorneys interested in open judge post
- Local news briefs for October 11, 2000
- NLV Police start program for kids
- Nellis plans mock stealth combats
- Weir taking aim at spot in Tour Championship
- Thomas garners national spotlight
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Golfers aiming to climb money list
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Hockey bettor shoots, scores with fast start
- Community news briefs for October 11, 2000
- 4-year-old girl describes killings
- Homeowner tells of shooting intruder to death
- Two more pupils facing charges in dog's kidnapping
- LV company loses suit over loss of Indian gaming contract
- Pinnacle shareholders approve merger
- Ethnic diversity targeted in series on scholarships, financial aid
- Red Rock offers Friday the 13th hike and stories
- Metro officers honored for efforts in saving lives
- Savvy wine buy: Montestell '98 Reserve Pinotage
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Catalog full of truffles
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Tea at mansion celebrates state's mining history
- Great gumbo plentiful in LV restaurants
- Lake Mead cruise a break for harried workers
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Senate debate was a nice idea, but ...
- Letter: Environment needs protection
- Letter: Nothing wrong with VA system
- Letter: Not all training of horses based on brutality
- State pleased with high court decision to hear tribal case
- Historic Boulder City hotel's rebirth continues with funding for alarms
- Editorial: Right step taken on cleanup
- Editorial: Government should honor privacy law
- Obituaries for October 11, 2000
- Nevada to split vitamin settlement
- Edwards acquitted; Brown convicted of lying
- Letters support attorney's credibility in Station Casino case
- Fallon to Fernley route will be closely watched
- Reno council halting billboards before vote
- Power battle doesn't stop Suzie's
- Gun lock program stalled
- Convenience store offers Internet access
- Texas investigators travel to Las Vegas to question two men in Lake Meredith bait shop slaying
- Las Vegas Rite Aid pharmacist's actions under board scrutiny
Tuesday, Oct. 10
Monday, Oct. 9
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Picturesque new course ready to go
- LV property owners in dispute with real estate agent
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Breeders' Cup field looks difficult to sort out
- Dead suspect implicated two others in slayings
- LV cigar dealers sue state in tax dispute
- Thousands register to vote on final day
- Condo crowding: Cul de sac dwellers feeling squeezed by development
- Doctor sentenced in implant case
- Obituaries for October 9, 2000
- Black community wraps up huge voter registration drive
- Warning issued for tick bites
- Circus Circus set fund-raising record
- Local news briefs for October 9, 2000
- LV's Busch places 13th
- Bandits defeated again
- Soccer notes: UNLV women set record
- Stratosphere settlement details
- Legal fees eat up majority of Stratosphere settlement
- Gaming stocks under pressure
- LV casino supplier in licensing deals
- Demand up for Southwest, downtown Vegas offices
- Plan for nuke site in Utah called safe
- DOE to remove uranium tailings
- Chairwoman resigns from tribal council amid controversy
- Construction defects alleged
- Continental bids for DC Air
- House of Blues planning to open nine new venues in eight cities
- ACL tear could sideline Sunia for rest of season
- A top tour stop
- Top Rank's duBoef slugged after fight
- Correction for Oct. 6, 2000
- Murder victim had numerous enemies
- More bitter fights expected over building defects
- First Nevada congresswoman honored
- Editorial: Airport will help economy
- 1st-place Basic clinches playoff spot
- Letter: TV debates don't impress
- Letter: Bigger issues than college betting
- Letter: VA facility lacks funds to serve veterans
- Gonzalez victory sets up fight vs. Mayweather
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Frustration can always ring true
- Officer cleared in NLV shooting
- Co-defendant also indicted in death of tourist
- Student blood donors honored
- Community news briefs for October 9, 2000
- Phony bills plague Nevada restaurants
- UNR involved in midcentury nuclear weapons testing
- Casino dealer spit in face, slurred by gambler
- Suspect in Bellagio robbery found dead in jail cell
- Backers of higher bet limit in Deadwood say it will soften loss of mine
- Nevada gets $293 million for transportation projects
- Historic ranch to be split into nature preserve, industrial park
- Free at last: Armenian artist able to paint his visions in Las Vegas
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, October 9, 2000
- Fall 2000 prep playoff schedule, results
- Prep Schedule
- DOE grant will fund carbon dioxide studies
- Reno police juggling jobs
- Arkansas students say they support Amendment 5
- Deliberations continue in Edwards' corruption trial
- Exec: Isle of Capri not interested in Atlantic City casino-hotel
- Leaders say deregulation will get changes in 2001 Legislature
- Loser in $1 million bottle cap case plans appeal
- Winter storm bearing down on Sierra, northern Nevada
Saturday, Oct. 7
Friday, Oct. 6
- Bullring at LVMS points standings
- ISJBA races at Lake Havasu results
- Thursday's prep results
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Oct. 7 deadline set for voter registration
- Hard Rock hosts beach volleyball tournament
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A law to relieve pain
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Arum still ticked, King still free
- Gaels' players fail drug tests, suspended
- Nevadans vie for Jet-ski titles
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: UNLV, UNR fans need to relax a little
- 2A schools to square off
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Vasser may make jump to NASCAR
- Television series based on Metro 'nerd squad'
- El Rancho to live on in wash
- Arts center advocates to discuss joint effort
- Teenagers surrender in case of school mascot
- LV council explores cyberspace venture
- Obituaries for October 6, 2000
- Court news briefs for October 6, 2000
- Local news briefs for October 6, 2000
- Pot of gold still sought in planned downtown redevelopment project
- Thirsty horses are rescued, auctioned
- Ivanpah airport gets go-ahead from Senate
- Finally, a deal for ill nuke workers
- Judge gavels an end to Ted Binion murder trial
- UNLV beefing up offerings for timeshare industry
- Kerzner seen backing out of U.S. gambling industry with AC sale
- Bad luck at tables hurt earnings, exec says
- Councilman: It's about science, not nuke waste
- North Las Vegas hospital owner wins round against dissidents
- Work card subject of suit
- Las Vegas contractors disciplined
- Flamingo Road property named
- Restaurant closes, but LV resort says little
- Bally launching new comic strip-themed slot
- GameWorks to restrict games access
- Four bid for bankrupt AC hotel-casino
- Rebels thrust into streak-buster role once again
- UNLV Police reform will be costly
- Inquest probes cop's killing of motorist
- Rudin wins public funds for defense
- Man gunned down after argument at local bar
- Ideas discussed on homeowners association reform
- Datebook for October 6, 2000
- Bankruptcies for October 6, 2000
- Witness in quadruple killing can't recall key points
- NLV board struggles to find ways to add libraries
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: It's easy to get too excited in the NFL
- New policy on school testing procedures in effect
- Bail bonds companies seek refund
- Tapia ready to release his fury
- Bill marks $25 million for Nevada
- Henderson council, planners agree to more communication
- American Airlines flight makes emergency landing in southern Utah
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Burton's community endeavors deserve applause
- Editorial: Addressing domestic violence
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Teen shows relief is in sight
- Tune puts on a 'better' anniversary 'EFX' performance
- Editorial: Tougher DUI limit long time in coming
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Sin City awaiting Second City
- Letter: Too hard to get rodeo tickets
- Letter: Betting ban here boost for bookies
- Letter: Ensign's record against elderly speaks for itself
- Teenager arrested for shooting Sparks girl
- McCoy Cove gold mine ends open pit mining
- The Movie Guys: 'Meet the Parents' provides plenty of laughs
- Aguilera gains credibility in return to her roots
- 'Girl On The Bridge' strides down familiar path
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Buffet spices up 'celebration of marriage'
- Preteen inventor wins national contest
- Police investigate attack on high school mascot
- Reno-area chiropractor and wife convicted of tax evasion
- Icahn fighting rival Park Place's bid to move in next door
- Senate approves $300 million for Lake Tahoe
- Joe Delaney remembers 1963: Satchmo at the Riviera
- Where I Stand 1963 -- Hank Greenspun: Hearing of destructive Sun fire actually provided a bit of relief
- News of the day: 1963
- Barbara Greenspun remembers 1963: Fire was a traumatic experience
- Birth announcements for October 6, 2000
- All three U.S. Senate debates will be in Las Vegas
- UNLV to induct six, '90 Rebels into Hall
- LV Stars' mainstay Holliday dies at 67
Thursday, Oct. 5
- Eldorado gets nod to squeak past Chaparral
- Sun Statewide Prep Football Top 10
- Teens may face charges in mascot theft
- Guinn stands by deregulation delay
- Plea bargaining policy under fire
- Local news briefs for October 5, 2000
- Cox adding UPN television network to Vegas system
- Big Vegas carrier not awarding bonuses
- State revokes contractor's license, refers case to D.A.
- Democratic underdog makes it a race
- CCSN shows off center to train Vegas tech workers
- Inline hockey tournament at Crystal Palace
- Department chairman tapped to become interim president
- Plague carriers found in mountains
- Bandits defeated in France
- Letter: Mascot abuser needs some help
- Berkley makes appeal for education
- Plans unveiled for Henderson golf course
- Wednesday's prep results
- Prep girls golf standings
- Prep boys soccer standings
- Prep girls tennis standings
- Ambulance company licensed by two councils
- Trial begins in 1992 slaying of four
- Prep boys tennis standings
- Prep girls volleyball standings
- Prep football standings
- Two suits seeking run-off dismissed
- School contractor probed
- Guinn near drug-benefit deal to help uninsured seniors
- Catching up with: Jessica Wirth
- Sun Athletes of the Week
- Two hometown heroes honored
- Roski will cater to middle income gamblers at LV Hilton
- Obituaries for October 5, 2000
- Buyers of Continental casino receive approval to take over slot route
- Video gambling revenue estimates all over the map
- Lottery supporters fatten coffers for campaign
- Community news briefs for October 5, 2000
- City council briefs for October 5, 2000
- Senate candidates plan debate series
- Democrats accuse Porter of violating election laws
- North Las Vegas briefs for October 5, 2000
- 16-year-old who tried to stab guard placed in state custody
- Principal, counselor get $25,000 awards
- Little League president charged in theft
- LV church school principal accused of sex misconduct
- UNLV Hall of Fame ceremony at MGM Grand
- Rebels get commitment from junior golfer
- Editorial: Neighborly effort on pollution
- Letter: Old license plate is very special
- Letter: Hollenbeck deserves credit, not Elique
- Editorial: Specter of flooding prompts fast action
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Quick fix is in for Rebels' program
- Air Force falconers delight local kids
- Lady Rebels tabbed to finish fourth in league
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Courts deserve better
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Memories and dust all that are left of El Rancho
- Outlaws to open season at home
- UNR's secret weapon: Matt Ray?
- Coaches want to shift tournament
- Roban battling injury woes
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Sides disagree whether Tapia has weight woes
- Scientist says more studies needed on effects of perchlorate
- Fight schedule
- Seeing double
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Newest schools making noise on gridiron
- UNLV notebook: Rebel women excited to begin Mountain West soccer play
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- 2001 Las Vegas Outlaws schedule
- Supreme Court rejects challenge of Neal's primary election
- Suspect in attack on child is arrested in Nevada
- Roski recommended to buy LV Hilton
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Defense rests in Edwards' corruption case
- Federal funds awarded to deal with issue of domestic violence
- Nevada's lower DUI standard faces tough road ahead
- Injured trooper fights NHP over job status
- At Madame Tussaud's, celebrity worship is real, even if the celebrities aren't
- Auto racing schedule, winners and points standings
- Senator passes bill protecting Black Rock Desert
- Mining gates may block county roads
- All three U.S. Senate debates will be in Las Vegas
- Title will provide redemption for Biffle
- This week's races
- Former driver finds way to stay involved
- Rudd enjoying life without burdens
- Arkansas casino group plans campaign in face of poor poll results
- Man found dead in Mazanita Lake at UNR
- Last defendants in Binion case sentenced
Wednesday, Oct. 4
- Tuesday's prep results
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Wildlife harmed by political games
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Columnist Peter Benton: Golf festival to be held Sunday
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Bandits to hold camp for boys
- LV home builder named as a takeover target
- Profit improves for owner of Vons grocery stores
- Profit up for North Las Vegas hospital owner
- House leaders near deal for nuke workers
- In a bad year of bank heists, some good news
- McDonald case may go to grand jury
- Guinn delays opening electric market
- Privacy scandal marred U.S. Bank's final two years of independence
- Drug store chain profits jump amid rapid expansion
- U.S. Bank sold in latest merger involving LV banks
- Vegas builder Vision Craft Homes sues state over license revocation
- Las Vegas call center part of asset auction
- S.F.'s Bank of America building for sale
- Franco-Nevada exec says deal dead
- Suitor drops bid for mining firm Rio Algom
- LV employees reject union organizing
- Nursing home settles with family over woman's death
- City Council plans high-tech outreach
- Prison newspaper wins judgment
- NLV studies library merger
- Defense attorneys seek to toss out indictment in child's death
- Medical examiner testifies student likely was strangled
- Firm may take over at-risk schools
- Driver indicted in accident that injured LV fire captain
- County: Recorder is beyond its control
- Gaming board questions mayor about proposed casino
- Union head angers campus cop chiefs
- Edwards takes stand in second federal corruption trial this year
- Local news briefs for October 4, 2000
- New Orleans faces cut in funding if casino tax chopped
- Committee studies innovative gambling treatment program
- Ensign defends environmental record
- Unusual opponents, contributions create battle over Grand Canyon development
- With few electoral votes, one-party slant, Western states feel slighted in presidential politics
- Wildlife biologists predict good hunting season
- Trump casino dispute settled
- Water officials reach accord on Mojave Desert wells
- Zoning change OK'd for Henderson park plan
- County approves $20 million bond for flood control plan
- County news briefs for October 4, 2000
- Homeowners' fight brews over Bonanza Village wall
- $210 million in federal transportation funds slated for state
- Mason jars opponents as receiver, returner
- Columnist Jeff Haney: This season's White Sox are no Rams
- Utah top pick again
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Forget 7-5, Rebels can consider 8-4
- Ayala expects more rough tactics from Tapia in Saturday's rematch
- Churches rally against lottery
- Indian casino going after high rollers
- Local Bush, Gore supporters cheer on candidates
- Obituaries for October 4, 2000
- Community news briefs for October 4, 2000
- UNLV offers online speakers list
- Guinns to stay night in domestic violence shelter
- Columnist Jon Ralston: GOP pins faith on anti-gay sentiment
- Savvy wine buy: Chateau Roumieu- Lacoste '97 Sauternes
- Editorial: Issue isn't going to be a snoozer
- Editorial: Searching hard to find cheaper power
- Letter: Smug IOC destroys career of young athlete
- Letter: Bush has better plan for economy
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Philharmonic performance, reception take on Spanish flair
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: A Soviet Christmas approaching
- Women making inroads in local restaurant industry
- 'Shakespeare in the Park' featured in Henderson
- Sex offender pleads mental illness in Summerlin Hospital case
- Nellis' lost warhead found
- Bill authorizing sale of federal land in Lincoln County passes Congress
- Supreme Court to hear arguments in wild horse shooting case
- Fight over Rosemont casino to go before judge in Cook
- Forestry board rejects proposed logging rules
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