Story archive for January 2002
Thursday, Jan. 31
- Registrations being taken for kids league
- UNLV men shut out again in Los Angeles
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Kyle Petty tops 170 mph in LV Speedway test
- Still cold across Nevada, but better than Wednesday
- Study: Yucca stigma will hit economy
- Falling rates hurt profits of small LV-area banks
- Interest soars in power plan
- Prosecutors eye Tyson's past
- MGM MIRAGE results reflect Vegas economic rebound
- Business briefs for January 31, 2002
- Hard Rock dismisses auditor
- LV health care company reports gains
- Fourth quarter loss widens as travel declines
- Nevada would be hit hard by drop in highway funds
- Prep girls soccer standings
- Prep girls basketball standings
- Prep boys basketball standings
- Sun Girls Hoops Top 10
- Sun Boys Hoops Top 10
- Prep wrestling standings
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Burton makes foes disappear
- UNLV's Robinson never reached 'big one'
- Rebels try to buck 'Super' history
- Elway tells of 'Super' times during LV visit
- Super Bowl Injury report
- Tennis results: UNLV-Southern Cal
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- Las Vegas area fishing report: Action slows at Lake Mead
- Rebels' Brandon Bair to play in Hula Bowl
- VEGAS SPORTS ON TV-RADIO
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Las Vegas torchbearer fired up
- Fouls not curbing Amundson's animation
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Coming back for Moorer
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: C-M's Marshall verbally commits to Oregon State
- Waiting game pays off
- Catching up with: Roonie Jones
- Columnist Paula Del Giudice: La Paz offers range of activities
- Sun Athletes of the week: Allan Smith and Elizabeth Bitle
- Little E raring to go
- George assumes role of gymkeeper at Golden Gloves
- Leader of Yucca board stymied by DOE
- Obituaries for January 31, 2002
- City, school district battle over land parcel
- RTC warns of drastic cuts in bus service
- Atlantic City casinos cash in on Super Bowl
- Gang associate arrested
- Jurors told murder victim made sexual advances
- Victim of rape wonders why suspect is free
- Kansas dog tracks pushing for slots
- Metro Police sued over raid on home
- Lawsuits filed for candidate penalties
- News briefs for January 31, 2002
- Tax amnesty program to begin for businesses
- Community briefs for January 31, 2002
- Thunderbirds get a new leader
- Reilly: County has problem firing workers
- City to improve access for disabled
- Insurance firms defend use of credit reports
- Mayor spotlights small-town image in State of City
- Letter: Nevada Power should pay
- Letter: GAO about to blow lid off scam
- Letter: Nurses are not shown respect they deserve
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Problem prisoners in Cuba
- Editorial: No license for illegal residents
- Editorial: Park-funding policy is a shot in the arm
- Contest addresses Yucca controversy
- Columnist Joe Delaney: It's all in the family for the Coast Resorts team
- Review: The Strokes make it brief
- Stretching limits: Yoga fans find fitness on the floor
- Taxicab chief weighs repeal of tips ruling
Wednesday, Jan. 30
- Storm leaves icy roads, bitter cold in northern Nevada
- UNLV men lose to UCLA
- ESPYs get a new home in Hollywood
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Henderson's Barlow is eager to return to links
- Columnist Peter Benton: Senior Tour welcomes changes
- Record cold grips state of Nevada
- Lady Rebels have date with 2001 MWC champs
- DA to review criminal charges
- Panel looks 'past the money' in decision
- Dust bowl: Planners consider paving alleys in city's downtown area
- Company gets slot exclusive
- Park Place eyes Chicago project
- Judge dismisses suit
- December passenger count off
- Harrah's plan for casino advances
- Analysts eye local Kmart real estate
- Judge OKs National plan to reorganize
- Big customers say utility should cut rates
- Nuke expert says no data shows Yucca suitable for repository
- Some public schools weigh mandatory uniform policy
- Tropicana looking at LV options to expand
- Shareholders OK LV firm's takeover
- Marines might try new rape case
- Free prescriptions will be available to more seniors
- News briefs for January 30, 2002
- Sex down but drugs up in teen survey
- Jury can't decide fate of convicted killer
- VEGAS SPORTS ON TV-RADIO
- Deal falls through in fight over cabbie tips and strippers
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Busch posts top speed in LVMS Winston Cup test
- Park funding policy starting to take hold
- Doctors eye their own malpractice insurance company
- Robby Gordon enjoys role of 'bad boy'
- Motel operator to expand
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Promoters: Big fights aren't going anywhere
- Tyson KO'd
- State defends right to sue over Yucca
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Determined Ayoub rises in stature
- Obituaries for January 30, 2002
- 'Significant transfer of wealth' feared
- Community briefs for January 30, 2002
- Yucca on minds of Nevadans
- Editorial: Challenges confronting president
- Letter: School district is in bad shape
- Letter: Ignorant will torture animals
- Letter: Cheney banished because he has outshown Bush
- Editorial: Iron Mike versus Nevada's iron will
- Judges to add input on jury system
- Fast-track system established for civil lawsuits
- Private fund started to battle Yucca dump
- Sons of Thunder musicians have long line of credits
- Nevada delegates give speech high marks
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Manns will reign over Mardi Gras Ball
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: A walking tour of Vegas malls
- The myth and reality of curry
- Savvy wine buys: Vega Sindoa '00 Tempranillo/Merlot
- Bitter cold grips state of Nevada
- Bitter cold grips state
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
Tuesday, Jan. 29
- Nevada promotes its rugged side
- Station profit declines, but beats expectations
- Reilly: Problems are already being addressed
- Park Place sees gradual rebound for LV resorts
- Terrorism, bankruptcy contribute to writeoffs at Desert Passage mall
- Short-sellers likely pounded in run-up of Station stock
- National plan moves forward after deal with lessor
- Report reveals battered women not being helped
- MGM MIRAGE entangled in Chicago casino debate
- Binion's to appeal Fremont ruling
- Flights added to Colorado, Utah
- IBM names new CEO
- Youth detention center set for state takeover
- Speed reading
- Tyson not so live on Larry King's TV show
- Monday's prep result
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Sadler, Gordon post fastest times in LVMS tests
- Gordon's success breeds love for LVMS
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Letterman at Indy: Now that's a Classic
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Marathon belongs on the Strip
- Southern Nevada braces for snow
- Neal accuses Nevada Power of conspiracy with Enron
- Nevada delegation awaits Bush's word on local issues
- Airport confiscating fewer banned items
- LV operation part of Merck spinoff
- County's new jail suffers another delay
- Internet becomes political battleground
- Fourth-quarter loss at oil giant totals $2.5 billion
- Illinois attorney general against deal
- Home builder reports 40 percent rise in profits
- Jury to decide penalty for convicted killer
- Little change made in campaign finances
- Two openings to be filled on bench
- Judge denies request for casino boat to operate
- Foes sue to block gambling expansion
- Canine experts not sure why dogs attack
- News briefs for January 29, 2002
- Habitual-criminal status sought for Johnson
- Mulroy: Teamwork will keep water flowing
- Study: County performance average
- Letter: Recruit, train needed nurses
- Letter: Talking peace, thinking war
- Letter: Taliban prisoners won't want to ever go home
- Community briefs for January 29, 2002
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: 'Mr. Aviation' at Nellis
- Award-winning owner of printing firm, Smith, dies
- Columnist Kate Maddox: VIPs struggle to see Light
- Editorial: Defense of secrecy a losing bet
- Libraries respond to changing city
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Stress at work is all mine
- Hart, culinary critic, Jewish community leader, dies
- Obituaries for January 29, 2002
- A close call: Making friends at work has pluses and minuses
- Storm leaves legacy of icy roads, bitter cold
- UNLV 2002 softball schedule
Monday, Jan. 28
- Las Vegas to get direct flights from Hong Kong
- Report: Voters rubber-stamped special-interests' candidates
- LV officials take post office, homeless issues to D.C.
- Marine backs off admission of rape
- News briefs for January 28, 2002
- No charges to be filed in fire at Equal Rights Commission
- Nevada support high for tax breaks on U.S.-produced films
- Seizure of Binion's assets OK'd
- Bush briefs Ensign on Medicare
- UNLV baseball schedule
- Registrations taken for spring leagues
- Wranglers to hold 'town hall' meeting
- Study: Fees, auditor freedom not linked
- Transportation operators sue state over rulings
- Auto dealers happy
- Grand plan: Relatives get help from state in raising children
- Court rejects killers' appeals
- Services set for pilot of balloon
- Nervous Congress members call off LV visit
- Nevada doctors face insurance crisis
- Moore's chariot ride finds bumpy road to state college
- Investors describe how they lost their money
- Heller backs election legislation
- Initiative aims to consolidate slots
- Politician upset over nude dancing at casino
- LV dream seekers face reality
- Tyson set to plead case
- Rebels hope to grow from win at SDSU
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tyson misled NSAC at 1998 hearing
- Metro detectives to help with Olympics
- Obituaries for January 28, 2002
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Oakland landscaper wins national title
- Letter: Don't blame 9-11 on drug abusers
- Collins struggles in '02 SCORE opener
- Letter: Focus on how nuke dump can help Nevadans
- Editorial: Water ills need close attention
- Laughlin Desert Challenge
- Trends for January 28, 2002
- Local student, teacher study Alaska
- Birth announcements for January 28, 2002
- Cool to the X-treme: Trade show unveils hot equipment, accessories for winter sports
- Storm snarls traffic across northern Nevada, more snow en route
Friday, Jan. 25
- Analyst: Coming 'second economy' will boost Vegas
- Boxing judge wins libel suit against tabloid
- Tyson to be grilled
- High-roller salons OK'd by regulators
- Binion's sued over tip pool
- Insurance breaks for UMC workers stopped
- Stock rated 'strong buy'
- Harrah's executive licensed
- MGM MIRAGE president: Strip hotels on rebound
- Online, phone wagering OK'd
- Regents delay vote on privacy issue
- Gibbons joins 24 lawmakers on trip to Cuba
- Nevada insurer names chairman
- Bank operator's earnings increase
- Gaming analysts attempt reversing IGT stock slide
- Plan for National includes stock sale
- Owner at a loss to explain attack by dogs
- Service set for Kirwan
- Mountain West men's standings
- Accounting probe launched
- Cortez raise recommended
- Senate OKs Mahan for federal bench
- Rebels' Schick gets Mountain West honor
- Improved vets services studied
- UNLV reunites Calif. high school standouts
- EPA orders landfill at Sunrise secured
- Financial news for state is not good
- Son helps find dad's alleged killer
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- Parents protest changing school to magnet program
- County issues new rules for recyclers
- Aztecs' balance poses puzzle
- Obituaries for January 25, 2002
- Record crowd watches as Lady Rebels cruise
- Coalition targets unlicensed immigrant drivers
- Legislative panel eyes death penalty reform
- News briefs for January 25, 2002
- UNLV's new softball facility draws praise from players
- Boxer Ibeabuchi gets 5-30 years in prison
- Columnist Dean Juipe: If Tyson fights, pity the referee
- 4 dogs in attack deemed 'vicious'
- Lady Rebels 75, Air Force 50
- CCSN baseball schedule
- CCSN baseball could reach milestone in season opener
- Big Voss man
- LVMS testing schedule
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Ramsey to the rescue
- Letter: Garbage shows lack of pride
- Letter: When will Bush tell the truth?
- Letter: Big Bosses won't get hurt over Enron
- Editorial: Continuing battle over privacy rights
- Editorial: Fire report should be bias-free
- State joins Yucca action
- Campaign reports can be filed electronically
- Political notebook: MGM MIRAGE quick to answer boycott threat by Sharpton
- County schedules power hearing
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Pflueger to challenge for Protruck title
- Casino robber takes stand to try to protect his brother
- Columnist Peter Benton: Southwest Section hands out awards
- Top Democrats talking hospital price controls
- Las Vegas unveils revamped website
- Review: 'Mothman' has echoes of 'X-Files'
- Review: Predictably, Penn shines as 'Sam'
- Review: Blanchett keeps 'Gray' afloat
- Datebook
- Columnist Susan Snyder: This style of furniture is old school
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Wedding bells ringing at Four Seasons
- Mason honored for dedicated work with youth
- Students hone broadcast skills by interviewing network execs
- Community news briefs for January 25, 2002
- Orlando gives action-packed performance at Golden Nugget
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Flash: Fred's fee fits Pitt fine
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Tracing Easton's road to musical stardom
- Review: Fans should be hungry, like the 'Wolf'
- Painter Everhart still working for Peanuts
- Lovely Rita: Comedian Rita Rudner revels in writing career
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Stirling Club: Life's rich pageant at Turnberry
- Powerful 'Script' raises innumerable questions
- Churches helping prostitutes walk away
- Tips become fare game
- Columnist Benjamin Grove: Mayor takes anti-Yucca campaign to national stage
- Local libraries book a growing number of reading groups
- Kids finding rich treasures in small packages
- The D. Gates
- Editorial: More bad news for Energy Department
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Tyson's last stand
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Daughter recalls SLA slaying
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Disconnect costly telephone charges
- Columnist Jon Ralston: How to resurrect the Democrats
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Probation won't halt Poundstone
- Columnist Jeff German: Revealing look at attorney donations
- Editorial: Ending an unfair advantage
- Letter: The 'right party' has work to do in Yucca fight
- Letter: Electricity bill already too high
- College students take aim at credit card vendors on campus
Thursday, Jan. 24
- Rate cut approved
- Stratosphere punished for violating Harrah's patent
- UMC Quick Cares at issue in government enterprise debate
- Las Vegas' fire safety rating at risk
- Goodman files Yucca petition in Washington
- Analysis: Herrera's run could bring tension to board
- Shuffle Master sees key shifts in management
- NATPE organizers see show attendance slide
- IGT earnings surpass analyst expectations
- Analyst reiterates 'strong buy'
- Gambling bill fails to pass
- Dangerous liaison: Daring bridge project begins near dam
- Auto sales helped Nevada post gain in November
- Columnist Paul Del Giudice: Upland game bird season to close
- Judge blocks foreclosure of Saxton building
- Scientific panel rips Yucca study
- Clarification sought on campaign funds
- Moapa justice of the peace killed in fire at her home
- Sun Boys Hoops Top 10
- Scientific panel calls Yucca study 'weak to moderate'
- Prep girls soccer standings
- Sun Girls Hoops Top 10
- Prep wrestling standings
- Perkins seeks anti-Yucca support
- Prep boys basketball standings
- Prep girls basketball standings
- North Las Vegas planning briefs
- Planners reject bid by investors
- Mack clears ethics hurdle
- LV could lose top fire safety rating; premiums at risk
- Barry Bonds headlines Big League Challenge
- VEGAS SPORTS ON TV-RADIO
- Tyson tries to explain his actions
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Gorman grad Carter joins CCSN roster
- Goodman talking to mayors in D.C.
- Boy in serious condition after attack by Great Danes
- Nevada pension plans suffer $22 million loss
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Top Fuel driver Russell in top form at Arizona tests
- State politicians fear consequences
- Mosley discounts loss
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Teach Ire Mike a lesson
- Wranglers trying to drum up interest for 2003
- PBA Orleans Open results
- NFL injury report
- Internet travel agency expands
- Ex-Michigan coach builds Aztecs into feared opponent
- Fed chairman optimistic
- County to join probe of AeroTech fire
- Court order on census won't affect Nevada
- Herrera's run could impede county business
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Top Rank, HBO unhappy with Mayweather
- Las Vegas area fishing report: Anglers having success with trout at Lake Mead
- Officer caught in gunfight; no injuries
- Probation, weekends in jail handed down in double fatal
- Three indicted in shooting of 8-year-old girl
- Man, 22, guilty in deadly game
- News briefs for January 24, 2002
- Team has high hopes for 'Only in Las Vegas'
- Editorial: A change of heart on Yucca Mountain?
- Editorial: State should deny Tyson a license
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Straight talk on dump
- Letter: No voting problems here?
- Letter: Stop cruelty by boycotting circus
- Letter: Bush will keep us headed deeper into recession
- Soldier cited for meritorious service
- 58 percent using Millennium Scholarship
- Community briefs for January 24, 2002
- New county TV policy issued
- Obituaries for January 24, 2002
- Southern Nevada pioneer, activist Wilcox dies at 98
- Mobile home: Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art displays Calder's rare pieces
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Borders is still real news
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Taking a look at Park Place's entertainment history
Wednesday, Jan. 23
- Tax hikes may be needed for transportation
- Kerzner's son lobbying for casino
- Aristocrat counter-sues IGT
- LV company eliminates six sales positions
- Jitters restructuring, some shops close
- Illinois board stays mum on casino deal
- Regulators OK higher Vegas taxi fares
- Unity sought in fighting AIDS among blacks
- Homeless tangle: Complex plan is frought with problems
- Station debt downgraded, Boyd on negative watch
- Aladdin settlements at issue in state case
- ACLU threatens suit against state university system
- Reid: Nuke insurance plan bad
- Nevada jobless numbers increase
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Commission can't allow Tyson fight
- VEGAS SPORTS ON TV-RADIO
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Money lines vary on NFL playoff games
- WNBA's success astounds Leslie
- UNLV looking for fan support on homestand
- Happy dad Hunter awaits his chance to help the Rebels
- Tyson bites again
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Papis joins Sigma Autosport after release by Rahal
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- NRC proposing change in rules governing Yucca
- Homeless man guilty of murder
- Library trustees delay land deal
- News briefs for January 23, 2002
- Group gives state 'D' in gun safety
- Gates excited about opportunity to lead DNC Black Caucus
- Attorney says shooting death came from game
- Community briefs for January 23, 2002
- Casino chaplain called to active duty by Air Force
- LV school selected for Blue Ribbon award
- Netscape files suit against Microsoft
- LV publisher resigns
- Jobless rate at 8-year high
- Another rate cut planned
- Walsh calls for bin Laden's death
- Court overturns murder conviction
- Business briefs for January 23, 2002
- Letter: Yucca Mountain all about politics
- Letter: Bush's tenure tied to economy
- Letter: Colleges wrong to sell names of their students
- Editorial: State right to sue over drug prices
- Obituaries for January 23, 2002
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: New Vons opens amid fanfare
- Valley fast-food restaurants filled with tacos and they come cheap
- Here's the pitch: Ideas for new TV series unveiled at NATPE event
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Stirling Club dinner showcases fine wines
- Savvy wine buys: Francis Coppola '00 Rosso
Tuesday, Jan. 22
- Tyson goes berserk
- Ethics charge hits Herrera
- Filing doesn't surprise Kmart's LV shoppers
- News briefs for January 22, 2002
- Mag-lev train gets new boost
- City Hall expansion to begin
- Goodman takes anti-Yucca drive to D.C.
- Kmart files for Chap. 11
- Bank of America quarterly profits rise
- Peggy Lee dies at 81: Singer was fan favorite in LV
- More security changes in store at McCarran
- Box score: Colorado State-UNLV
- Dreams of Olympic glory vanishing in Vegas: 2002 attendees not rushing to casinos
- Ex-labor secretary joins board of MGM MIRAGE
- MGM to host big fight
- Rebel recap: UNLV jumped to early lead
- QB coach hopes to get Thomas back on track
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Las Vegas emerges as a real minor player
- Southern Nevada teams post wins over North foes
- Columnist Dean Juipe: So-so Rebels avoid being upstaged
- Kelly records career high as Rebels hold off feisty CSU
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: TV analyst McReynolds keeps one foot in the garage
- Officials say state needs transit funds
- Defendant on lonely mission for 'truth'
- Close to the nest: Since Sept. 11, college students less willing to venture very far
- Man says video clears friend in brick killing
- Wary of court, county may delay vote on Reno's cat litter mine
- Alaska GOP rep wary of nuclear traffic
- Timber rivals end hostile takeover bid
- Planners facing marathon meeting
- Gibbons: Go after Latin American drugs
- Yucca tops lawmakers' agenda
- Panel will hear experts on future of death penalty
- Vegas slot maker cancels merger, names president
- Poll finds support for state lottery
- City sees rise in tourism in November
- Arizona tracks in fight over tribal slots deal
- Index of leading indicators posts strong gain
- Internet giant posts first profit
- Obituaries for January 22, 2002
- Seastrand, widow of former NLV mayor, dies at 69
- Blood drives set
- Community briefs for January 22, 2002
- School District to sell used furniture
- Letter: Tax reductions spur economy
- Letter: Nuclear waste could be target
- Letter: Bush needs to explain Yucca science to us
- Editorial: We've heard that song before
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Palms: The suite and lowdown
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Tons of cash needed to tend to tot
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: State full of patriots
- Come on down! Priceless 'Price Is Right' celebrates its 30th anniversary Vegas style
- PBA Orleans Casino Open results
Monday, Jan. 21
- eToys veteran to operate e-commerce at Park Place
- Rural residents oppose county zoning change
- Critics say mailings are really campaign material
- LV firm ordered to reinstate workers with backpay
- Phone giant faces big fine
- MLK legacy ever relevant
- Driver killed in four-car accident
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Refs, doctors are factors in playoffs
- Rebels' Bakken wins consolation match
- Swimming: Women win, men lose in Hawaii dual meet
- Terror liability limited for some Nevada insurers
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Suncoast, MGM host contests
- Rebels land Calif. recruit
- UNLV cannot afford to stumble at home
- Fraud suspect hit with 517 charges
- Maryland slots debate likely in 2003
- Kerkorian suing ex-wife for damages
- Website operators sued over 'Fiesta' name
- Riverboat operator benefits from Vegas travel woes
- Creditor alleges gaming pioneer in family dispute
- Only GOP will get Armey's ear on Yucca
- Political newsletters draw renewed criticism
- Secretive group plans California casino initiative
- News briefs for January 21, 2002
- Man shot by police in fair condition
- Bank heists continue to rise in valley
- Man, 72, convicted of seeking to hire a hitman to kill his wife
- State mental health workers facing 5 percent cut in pay
- Mental hospital gets accreditation
- Stepmother convicted of murder in 5-year-old's death
- Nursing director joins state college
- Birth announcements for January 21, 2002
- KB Home project to help Safe Nest
- More work to be done on Las Vegas Wash
- Letter: Sununu strategy: Insult Nevadans
- Letter: Comparing Bush to his father
- Letter: Wiretap plan doesn't restrict citizens' rights
- Editorial: More tests of water needed
- New 51s manager is eager to return to the diamond
- Obituaries for January 21, 2002
- Prominent LV physician, civic leader Boyer dies
- Trends for January 21, 2001
- Back story: Experts offer solutions, gizmos for a healthier back
Friday, Jan. 18
- Machinists' union tries organizing LV mechanics
- Drugs found in home of Metro officer trainer
- MGM MIRAGE still trying for new casino in Chicago
- New bag screening begins: No unusual delays at McCarran
- Stock upgraded by Salomon
- Revenues up as gamblers stay close to home
- White House delays overhaul
- LV-Colorado Springs flights planned
- Profits improve for three LV bank operators
- Community news briefs for January 18, 2002
- High court rules in favor of former CCSN administrator
- Nevada flunks with education funding
- Holiday closings
- WCHL vs. IHL
- Performance standards are under attack
- Sun auction nets nearly $900 for Summer Camp Fund
- Letter: Bush to squirm over 'Enrongate'
- Letter: Senator stands by Fox News efforts
- Letter: Passenger lauds benevolence of CAT bus drivers
- Tiguas unhappy with ruling on casino
- Juco helped season younger Spoonhour
- Editorial: Take a hard look at fall of Enron
- Rosemont casino figure indicted
- Red Rock drive could face closures
- Datebook
- Sacred songs featured in concert series
- Politial notebook: Green candidate not in House race as a spoiler
- Obituaries for January 18, 2002
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Despite illness, Fontana still flashes legendary skills
- Services set for newspaper exec Melton
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Anderson showcases his comedic versatility
- McDonald's use of funds ethically 'gray'
- Audit reveals millions in errors at DMV
- More study sought on homeless plan
- Homeless harassed? Police deny existence of 'cleanup' campaigns
- VEGAS WEEKEND SPORTS ON TV-RADIO
- State files suit against 12 drug manufacturers
- Uptown guy: Indefatigable Holmes sets boundless goals
- World Fighting Alliance card at Mandalay Bay
- UNLV women open season in Texas
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Some things never change
- Parliamentary expert hired to help battle nuke dump
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Addicts take on Las Vegas
- The Icemen cometh (again)
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Odds are, DeLuca's on target
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- Abraham asked to recuse himself
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Inductees treated to grand reception
- UNLV routed on the road
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Two favorites and two 'dogs the view here
- Study attacks DOE monitoring of radioactive water
- Water Authority to pump power too
- Graphic action carries 'Black Hawk Down'
- Off-road race set for valley
- Porter to decide on topless club tipping
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Busch to tune up in Phoenix race
- Nevada's bad grade in gun checks criticized
- Suspect in Collins killing faces extradition
- Gas attack-threatening bank robber sentenced
- Review: 'Snow Dogs' is a ruff ride
- Court briefs for January 18, 2002
- Las Vegas Little Theatre stages 'Beyond Therapy'
- Workshop to offer a child's view of germs
- Performing Arts for Jan. 18, 2001
- 'The Who's Tommy' true to rock roots
- Unsolicited packages from Saudi embassy trigger scare in Vegas
- Analysis: Partisan politics could hurt efforts to halt Yucca
- Donations are music to ears of students
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Don't let hurdles block Donna's House
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: D.C. steals state taxes
- Columnist Benjamin Grove: Sununu once fought against dump in New Hampshire
- Shedding the 'Northtown' image
- Columnist Jeff German: Power company zaps the little guy
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Politics, economics and death -- Yucca Mountain legacy
- Patriotism plays role in Scouts' cookie sale
- Letter: Republicans started Yucca process rolling
- Letter: Don't question our patriotism
- Columnist Kate Maddox: MGM MIRAGE unloads gallery
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Finding age matters on sales hunt
- No Doubting Thomas
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Daunting tasks for Guinn, Reid
- Editorial: They think the price is right
- Texas-El Paso 93, Nevada 64
Thursday, Jan. 17
- WCHL by the numbers
- Hockey returning to LV
- Wal-Mart labor trial under way in Vegas
- Goodman, council may sell space for City Hall ads
- District graduate rates see modest increase
- Residents air doubts about plans to revive downtown
- Glitch fuels Vegas gasoline shortages
- Study says casinos siphoning money out of Kentucky
- LV companies dominate finalist list
- Culinary, Turnberry apparently settle fight over picketing space
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- Return of some flights delayed
- Police probe allegations of beating
- Veterans home completion date set
- Kenny, Reid lead fund-raising
- Director, union agree not to talk in public
- Prep boys basketball standings
- Sun Girls Hoops Top 10
- Prep girls basketball standings
- The business of learning: Community support grows in local schools
- Sun Boys Hoops Top 10
- Prep wrestling standings
- EPA says perchlorate may cause more harm
- Prep girls soccer standings
- Obituaries for January 17, 2002
- Las Vegas council briefs for January 17, 2002
- Pair of teams to call arena home
- Regents vote to bail out fire academy
- Del Papa protests extradition policy
- Reid leads fund-raising field
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Dunn, done as driver of Yankees' racer, joins ESPN
- New blood center opens
- Fingerhut to be sold or closed
- Armey visit spurs call for boycott
- VEGAS SPORTS ON TV-RADIO
- Councilman says Nevadans have paid their nuclear dues
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Call this Rebel squad 'ordinary'
- Man gets 5 years in death of daughter
- North Las Vegas council briefs for January 17, 2002
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Youngsters invited to waterfowl hunt
- Tax panel still diagnosing woes
- Higher yields hoped to be squeezed out of investments
- Nevadans urged to call Bush
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Forrest vows to beat Mosley -- as a pro
- Heavies take center stage
- Kicking's a habit for Soder
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Durango basketball team enduring tough times
- Las Vegas area fishing report: Rainbows are biting at Lake Mead
- Developers seal deal on 1,900 acres
- Maximum sentence ordered in stabbing
- High court says defendants can't decide witnesses
- Sun Athletes of the Week: Kevin Marshall and Yolonda Johnson
- Catching up with: Jayme Connors
- Editorial: Don't let spin get in the way of facts
- Editorial: Negotiating for benefits a bad deal
- Letter: Nuclear waste's silver lining
- Letter: Doing our part, and then some
- Letter: Younger Bush lacks courage of his father
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Firefight to remember
- Air Force Reserve creating engineering unit at Nellis
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Wade no stranger to Sun
- Columnist Joe Delaney: The saga of the MGM MIRAGE entertainment scene
- Community briefs for January 17, 2002
- A real character: Actor Ernie Sabella sets up shop in Southern Nevada
Wednesday, Jan. 16
- Reid pushes nuke waste option
- Airport land deal raises additional questions
- Nevada expects $1 billion in transit funding
- Box Score: UNLV-BYU
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- RTC to honor Reid's transit efforts
- Bag-check decree to produce more delays
- Earnings are mixed for Wells Fargo competitors
- Campaign funds paid McDonald legal fees
- National still in dispute over plane leases
- LV airline reports October losses topping $8.4 million
- Harrah's reveals strong fourth-quarter earnings
- Vegas firm to restate earnings
- November visitation down
- Woman who sued Rodman dies
- Las Vegas-area power plant is stalled
- Congressman seeks reconsideration of Indian casino
- Business briefs for January 16, 2002
- Rebel recap: Bigelow gave BYU second-half boost
- Rank request
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Rebels hit low ebb at Provo
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Lazzaro impressive in test for Schmidt-Treadway team
- Rebels pick up QB transfer from Fresno
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Riley pleased with his season opener
- CCSN baseball signs 10 LV-area players
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Football handicapper is picking the Packers
- Berkley: Pakistan ties to U.S. a concern for India
- Columnist Peter Benton: Local hall of fame honors inductees
- Waste of a road trip
- VEGAS SPORTS ON TV-RADIO
- Residents vent anger over proposed power rate hike
- Home builder latest to confront odor emanating from pig farm
- Man behind the curtain
- County discussion centers on terrorism, nuke waste
- County enacts shopping cart ordinance
- Slot plan OK'd
- Slot machine maker buying back stock
- Casino operator settles SEC charge
- Deal offered suspect in restaurant robbery
- Suspect's friends blamed in killing
- Water board considers power business
- Congressman wants casino decision reconsidered
- Guinn taps into LV casinos, cab companies for donations
- Metro deputy chief's finance report shows a flood of donations
- Community briefs for January 16, 2002
- Obituaries for January 16, 2002
- Chillier weather to stay
- Probe launched into NHP over rumors
- Pay-plus-pension rules adjusted
- News briefs for January 16, 2002
- Editorial: Rollan Melton was a Nevada treasure
- Editorial: Nursing shortage not easing
- Letter: Motorists show compassion
- Letter: When Bush lies, let's say so
- Letter: Abraham's intelligence, motives suspect
- Supreme Court holds fate of faculty tenure
- Montandon's State of City to focus on bright future
- A life is being rebuilt: Survivor of copter crash beats odds
- No bones about it: Salmon abundant locally
- Closing a chapter: Frank Wright prepares to take his place in local history
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: University bids Cavagnaros farewell with reception
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Travel the world at Amandari
- Savvy wine buys: Louis Jadot '00 Beaujolais
Tuesday, Jan. 15
- State is geared for years of opposition
- Choice for building director backs out
- Schools may fall $15 mil. short
- Homeless coalition cites rights violations
- Group aims for 1,000 new citizens
- America West stock advances on news of loan
- Copter crash survivor out of LV hospital
- Convention attendance fell 22 percent
- Alliance starts earnings season with good numbers
- Slot manufacturer WMS to badly miss profit projection
- Online devices in development
- Cal-Fed, Wells Fargo post higher profits
- Debt of casino giants cut to junk status
- Cox Cable adding FSN 2 and Dodgers
- Business briefs for January 15, 2002
- Ex-Rebel Ludwick traded to Rangers
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: 'Racer's Workshop' this weekend at Palms hotel-casino
- Senators serve food, unity
- Office of Veterans Services seeks ideas
- VA chief visits local facilities
- Master plan approval on agenda
- News briefs for January 15, 2002
- Lone copter crash survivor leaves LV hospital
- Trial begins in death of 5-year-old LV girl
- Court briefs for January 15, 2002
- Choice for county building director backs out
- High court sets Binion appeals
- Vegas shopper paper sold
- GES creates Vegas service center
- Gibson: Growth penalized in tax funding formula
- Local officials clash with Sununu on Yucca
- Border skirmish: Zoning conflicts arise as valley's cities grow
- State expects to get $32 million in annual education funds under Bush reform plan
- Regulators limit evidence in Nevada Power rate hike case
- Southwest Gas customer service fee increased
- Rebels land top Calif. lineman
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Lady Rebels making effort to fill seats
- Less is more
- Sophomore has BYU cruising
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Injury clouds Agassi's tennis future
- Ensign on panel probing Enron
- Community briefs for January 15, 2002
- Electronic voting system displayed
- Obituaries for January 15, 2002
- Commission OKs timeshares
- Judge overturns ban on video poker machines
- Letter: Politics as usual from Friedman
- Letter: Voting for GOP sealed Nevada's nuclear future
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: More than a merchant
- Letter: State should have control
- Editorial: This match was made in heaven
- Matching set: Local company's staging boosts 'The Who's Tommy'
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Report: Mick-a-like in video
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Woman is a study in support
- Disney's adventurous skaters welcomed to the jungle
Monday, Jan. 14
- Environmental group criticizes track record of mining company
- Bayno quits ABA team for Philippines league
- UNLV's loss to Utah was all too predictable
- Rebels get commitment from speedy back
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Pincay, Sir Bear make seniors proud
- Sparse crowd greets Venetian fights
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Ice skating is cracking its barriers
- Schools' exec will develop college's teacher program
- New hospitals face staffing woes
- Area hospitals planned
- Mayor's remarks concern homeless advocates
- Public to get first breakdown of Guinn's campaign sources
- Tribe moves to shut down Detroit casinos
- Main Vegas carrier still dealing with long lines
- Nevada insurers file to hike auto rates
- Las Vegas thrift operator's earnings jump
- Bank hurt by Enron loans
- Proposed system could boost LV-area natural gas supplies
- Vegas casino supplier posts another loss
- Billionaire's ex-wife wants $320,000 a month in support
- Sununu says he is not calling for boycott
- Judge to rule on City Hall expansion
- Teen pregnancy rate reduced
- Trial begins in slashing death of North Las Vegas woman
- Track adding slot machines
- Judge will rule whether topless clubs obeying order
- Nevada lacks clout to stop dump
- Analysis: Abraham decision prompts political finger-pointing
- Letter urges Bush to bounce Yucca
- Rice will develop teacher program for new college
- Obituaries for January 14, 2002
- Mayor's remarks concern homeless groups
- Honored LV doctor ends year of travel
- News briefs for January 14, 2002
- Petition proposed for hiking gaming taxes
- Seminar scheduled on identification
- Letter: Bolster security at all airports
- Letter: No reason to reward China
- Letter: Post Sept. 11 attitudes need an adjustment
- Birth announcements for January 14, 2002
- Editorial: Higher tuitions in store?
- Leavitt ends long career of helping abused children
- Trends for January 14, 2002
- Review: Aerosmith still a force as live act
- Teched out: Latest in home technology paraded at CES
- CES shows its own fashion trends
- Pair to be tried for attempted murder
Friday, Jan. 11
- Busch 16th at Daytona testing
- It's Yuck-a: Nevadans upset, plan fight against Abraham decision
- Nuke companies have a lot to gain
- Resort's neighbors say plant meant to oust them
- Maximum sentence sought for murderer
- Environmentalists are ready to battle
- Operator of LV stores bankrupt
- Study predicts Vegas rebound through 2004
- Nevada gaming revenue declines
- Donation illustrates NCAA's tough battle with casinos
- Sprint leader touts new services, products
- UNLV promoting Frohlich for All-America honors
- Favored Casamayor faces noted puncher in Freitas
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Pro golfers find grind takes toll
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Kroyer, Gaughan rev their engines
- Herbsts to start first in Laughlin
- Weighty issues
- Undercard to feature McCullough
- Chaparral's Johnson moves to Sierra Vista
- Letter: Juipe right on the mark
- VEGAS WEEKEND SPORTS ON TV-RADIO
- Planned power rate hike to be discussed
- Rate hikes likely to hit disabled bus riders hard
- Business briefs for January 11, 2002
- Water problems could kill project
- Letter: Federal spending is out of control
- Letter: Blame customer who takes cart
- LV data storage firm sold
- Letter: Airport leaves passengers with empty feeling
- Editorial: Violating the privacy of students
- Editorial: Goodman's views were a mixed bag
- Councilman seeks more casinos
- Detroit casino process ruled unconstitutional
- Court weighs Indian casino future
- For Judas Priest, fact doesn't mirror fiction
- Williams still enjoying 'retirement' at 77
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Musician O'Shea continues to wait for hit No. 3
- Nuke expert calls storage selection a 'historic error'
- Datebook
- Ensign points to potential fallout for GOP
- Political notebook: Boggs McDonald cites mayors' endorsements
- Glimpses of greatness in 'Orange County'
- Ensign on list of Enron recipients
- News briefs for January 11, 2002
- Altman's latest no walk in the park
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: No cable conspiracy
- Trial begins for man accused of trying to hire hitman to kill wife
- Moulton unanimous choice as School Board president
- Deal nears on downtown arena
- Jeni offers a fast-paced, fun ride at New York-New York
- Ethics panel to review cases of election-filing violations
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Comic Wright makes light of everyday events
- Columnist Susan Snyder: A genuine seal of disapproval
- Amargosa Valley residents are mostly indifferent about dump
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Mina-Condy combo continues to impress
- Help for historic buildings sought
- Obituaries for January 11, 2002
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Flamingo to fly by Knight
- Community news briefs for January 11, 2002
- Atkinson Gates forms ticket for black leadership
- Aero-dynamic
- Highlights of November win report on Nevada casinos
- Prep boys bowling standings
- Prep girls bowling standings
- Customers crying foul over credit
- Analysis: Yucca dominates Nevada politics
- Descendants of Union soldiers find a home in Las Vegas
- Borders helped extend frontiers of LV reputation
- Letter: Las Vegas needs more sympathy for the homeless
- Letter: Clinton basher deserved worse
- Taking a Powder
- The 'X' factor: Younger generations search for purpose after Sept. 11 attacks
- Columnist Jeff German: Casinos finally heed call on dump
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Was Mick in Strip quickie?
- Columnist Jon Ralston: It was sound political science
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Concern grows for girl after custody change
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Vegas is puttin' on the Ritz
- Editorial: Abraham to Nevada: Glow to hell
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Fight Yucca decision
Thursday, Jan. 10
- Energy Secretary recommends Nevada for nuclear waste dump
- VEGAS SPORTS ON TV-RADIO
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: LVMS to charge admission for The Strip tests
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Don't blame casinos for tiny crowds
- So you wanna be a ref?
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Lawsuit filed against Daisy Co.
- 'I'm always the underdog'
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Sanchez thinking of becoming a fireman after scary first-round knockout in Calif.
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Downstate girls hold own in holiday tourneys
- Official word: No big shortage
- Las Vegas area fishing report: Largemouth bass action picks up
- Nevadans brace for Yucca decision
- KB earnings rise 21 percent
- Gaming regulators react to Harrah's executive
- Nevada Power trims rate hike request
- DirecTV to carry LV stations
- Henderson project stalled by satellite TV merger
- Contract talks will test union, casino relationship
- Del Webb residents protest change in plan
- Capital One in talks to expand Vacation Village
- Analysts more optimistic on Strip properties
- UNLV group to hold casino stock; Rebel bets canceled
- Tennis: Both UNLV teams 57th in preseason rankings
- Sun Boys Hoops Top 10
- Prep boys basketball standings
- Prep girls basketball standings
- Prep girls soccer standings
- Prep wrestling standings
- Sun Girls Hoops Top 10
- Sun Athletes of the week: Chris Fuller and Breona Gray
- Catching up with: Kevin Gaines
- Shields shake off rust
- Nichols seeks halt to credit card policy
- County's marriage licenses going high tech
- $30,000 payment offered in teens' deaths
- KB Home earnings up 21 percent
- Fatal moves: Jaywalking deadly endeavor for pedestrians in valley
- Pay raises limited
- Analysts adjust ratings on casino operators
- RadioShack closing counters in video stores
- Land set for business park
- News briefs for January 10, 2002
- Fed ruling clears way for airport to expand
- Wide-area progressive slot system planned
- Vigoa to be tried for killings, heists
- Transforming Test Site could have an annual price tag of $15 million
- Man arrested after fatal fight
- Police suspect deaths were murder-suicide
- Energy Department urged to check ground water near Test Site
- Teenage girl tells of being shot between the eyes
- Supreme Court orders LV attorney disbarred
- Board clears officer in shooting death
- Garcia predicts improvement in Clark County's schools
- Raggio: Don't 'dumb down' schools
- Parties debate who is the high-tech world's best friend
- Letter: China gains foothold in West
- Letter: Let's benefit from nuke waste stored at Yucca
- Editorial: Wiretap expansion is dubious
- Editorial: Homeowners can tap into new fund
- UNLV plans lab for forensic study
- Howery, of pioneer Lamb family, dies
- Community briefs for January 10, 2002
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Like father, like son
- Nellis contracting officer best in Air Combat Command
- Obituaries for January 10, 2002
- Columnist Joe Delaney: More Strip suggestions in order for the new year
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Laughter spans all generations
- Lost legend: Recalling the tragic crash that claimed Carole Lombard
- Pearson trying to snap out of slump
Wednesday, Jan. 9
- Columnist Peter Benton: PGA Tour will have a very foreign flavor
- Soccer sign-ups
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- VEGAS SPORTS ON TV-RADIO
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Schmidt back with Treadway for IRL season
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Lee Pete: '12,000 shows is enough'
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Familiarity greets NFL wild cards
- Administration tiptoes around nuke-test issue
- Hotel-casino abruptly closes
- Junior lightweights trade put-downs, try to gain upper hand
- Sacramento's Pollard has plenty of flash, style on and off court
- Aladdin performance improved in December
- HP CEO says Compaq is needed for expertise
- Tourist traffic jam angers LV mayor
- Yucca seen as a key to avert terror
- Las Vegas prepared to sue if waste set for Yucca
- Reid asked to recuse himself in ethics case
- Topless clubs again ordered to not tip cabbies
- Lawmakers told mentally ill, drunks crowd LV hospitals
- Bonds would pay for courthouse, police station
- Police probe beating death
- Police: Suspect shoots himself
- Maxfield is eager to rise as force in county
- Broad new authority for state is considered
- Senator: Some fees abusive to home buyers
- Immigration reform coalition halts efforts
- News briefs for January 9, 2002
- Creditors try to close airline
- Philippines fugitive seeking asylum
- Brokerage cut 9,000 jobs
- Strip's party a safety success
- High-tech homeland security items showcased at CES
- UNLV official: Grades not on credit card list
- Tiguas back in court to keep casino open
- Shooting victim speaks out in domestic violence case
- Mysterious discoloration of water at new school puzzles officials
- Probe results in charges
- Lottery Internet site defaced
- DMV holiday backlog leaves motorists waiting for tags
- Gambling debate continues in Hawaii
- Residency program in psychiatry urged for LV
- State establishes health goals
- Letter: Call bin Laden by another name
- Letter: Drug users are the enemy
- Letter: Dissection is outmoded teaching tool
- Henderson State of the City scheduled
- Awards
- Editorial: Aviation concerns justify more security
- Editorial: Let's boost money for education
- Community briefs for January 9, 2002
- Bargains in store for stellar cellars
- Causing a stir: Personal chefs setting up in Las Vegas homes
- Savvy wine buys: Robert Biale Vineyards Napa, Calif.
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Pigskin party rings in new year
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Airing out some flying complaints
- Obituaries for January 9, 2002
Tuesday, Jan. 8
- Homeland Security chief cancels tour of Nevada Test Site
- Bad geography spoils 'Bright Idea'
- Nuke blasts may resume at Test Site
- Gibbons to run for re-election
- College master plan proposed
- LV convention center expansion complete
- Gates kicks off CES with look at home technology
- Jobless claim decline seen as good news for Nevada economy
- Southwest Gas says potential damages limited in suit
- America West stock falls
- Former mortgage broker ordered to pay $4.2 million
- Guinn told decision on Yucca near
- Rebels squelch Falcons' tricks
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Impatience may haunt the mayor
- One killed, two injured in apparent altercation
- Suspect in killing faces more mental tests
- Anti-terrorism package readied for Legislature
- Box Score: UNLV-Air Force
- Mayor cites need for medical center
- CES offers chance for congressional recruiting
- State college to use high school sites
- News briefs for January 8, 2002
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Riley may go after more attractive jobs
- Workers join forces to rally against rising hospital costs
- Rebel recap: UNLV subs contributed to win
- Test in the West schedule
- Fund finally kicks in to help victims of bad construction
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Winston Cup, Busch drivers to test at LVMS
- Donations
- Community briefs for January 8, 2002
- Price cut for Mexico wires
- Entertainment chief out
- Tribe expanding, replacing casino
- Four LV hotels, six restaurants honored by ExxonMobil
- Dealer, players arrested
- New South Carolina lottery puts pressure on neighbor
- Pennsylvania has high hopes for Powerball
- Tripling college tuition proposed
- Obituaries for January 8, 2002
- Editorial: Brand-new stadium is a bad idea
- Letter: Daschle tells it like it is
- Letter: Only rich can save economy
- Letter: Position on consolidation was misconstrued
- Editorial: First big convention for city in new year
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Hard Rock learns with Stern
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Just take our words for it
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Unreal Clinton bashing
Monday, Jan. 7
- City, investors at odds over land
- Local news briefs for January 7, 2002
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Lady Rebels rescue male counterparts
- Southern Union says Southwest's claims thrown out
- UNLV providing info on good students
- Fire station to open despite tax issue failure
- Former Control Board chairman hired
- Delay denied in antitrust case
- Woman's neatness helps make murder case
- UNLV looking to solve Falcons' precision
- Lady Rebels state their case with big win at Pit
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Two close finishes mark Eclipse races
- Tech briefs for January 7, 2002
- Grades a basis for student info release
- State rated low on education funding
- Fire station to open despite dire predictions
- Sheet receipt key evidence in murder case
- State of County address will be toned down
- Lady Luck operator looking at timeshares
- Gibbons to seek Supreme Court post
- Public officials face fines over disclosure forms
- Father wants custody laws changed
- Lawsuits for January 7, 2002
- Home media products to debut at CES
- Good Guys closing one Vegas store
- Lawsuit claims dismissed
- Fate of LV stores not known
- Indian casino plan involving Station advances
- Obituaries for January 7, 2002
- Shareholders OK takeover by CEO's company
- Vegas casino operators win trademark cases
- Hepatitis A and B shots are mandated for new school kids
- Nevada officials brace for Abraham visit
- Corrections
- Paratransit's disabled riders face doubled fares
- Letter: Term limits are back in vogue
- Letter: Blame Bush, not Clinton, for base closures
- Libraries changing mission statement
- Births for January 7, 2002
- Hikes can be educational experience
- Affordable housing programs receive $300,000 in grants
- Editorial: Don't mess with airline security
- Ridge cancels Test Site visit
- Study: Most colleges out of reach for low-income students
Sunday, Jan. 6
Friday, Jan. 4
- Simply a super series
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Rumors have Riley landing at UNLV
- Lady Rebels to play on ESPN2
- Former NFL 'toughmen' to fight in LV
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Patriots sit back, watch AFC power struggle
- Rebels, Wyoming vow to run, run, run
- Ridge, Abraham won't get similar treatment in visits
- Perfection
- Rose Bowl Notebook: Oregon's Bellotti comes to watch 'Canes, leaves impressed
- VEGAS WEEKEND SPORTS ON TV-RADIO
- Las Vegas hoping CES signals tourism upturn
- Newmont may be merger victor
- Airport land sales a high-stakes game
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Lasorda to speak at benefit for UNLV
- NFL injury report
- Goodman to make patriotic pitch
- Hackers hit home computers
- Analyst picks Harrah's, Alliance
- Lottery sales up, profits fall
- Judge closes Internet site
- Jobless rate up; rebound foreseen
- Profit surges for North Las Vegas hospital owner
- Local gas price falls to $1.099
- Russell Road recreation complex is scheduled to open Saturday
- Nominations sought for annual women's awards
- Red Horse Squadron on mission
- Guinn loses his appointments aide
- Help is available for laid-off homeowners
- Controversial billboard law in for major rewrite
- News briefs for January 4, 2002
- Attorney general readies suit against candidates
- Jury clears officer in man's death
- Court briefs for January 4, 2002
- Downtown minor league stadium idea revived
- Nevada's lawmakers will stay busy in 'off year'
- Recent Las Vegas-area business-related bankruptcies
- Bicyclists take holiday breather in LV before pedaling to Chile
- Community briefs for January 4, 2002
- Immunization schedule for January 4, 2002
- Correction
- Letter: System needed to track diseases
- Letter: No celebration for bus riders on New Year's Eve
- Editorial: Agreement won't be a cure-all
- Editorial: Take tough look at privatization's woes
- Health program makes it into the black
- State settles suit over insurance troubles
- Letter called threat to Reid
- Where I Stand -- Yanne Givens: Dialogue on America
- Date book
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Marciel is more than her father's daughter
- Obituaries for January 4, 2002
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Rose club snub a thorny issue
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Huntridge is finally history
- Last legs
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: St. Regis is a welcome day at the beach
- West Las Vegas pioneer Sayles-House waves goodbye at 83
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Lee, at Orleans, is in sixth decade of performing
- 'Folies' still putting best foot forward
- One city hesitates; another speeds up
- Tossing and turning: Shift workers often have trouble sleeping
- Editorial: Don't let utility off the hook
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Brace for war against hospitals
- Letter: Murphy lawyer's motion defended
- Letter: Pilot in racial profiling made good judgment
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Spokesman for children
- Columnist Jeff German: Gamers looking to clean up image
- Cerebral palsy doesn't keep youth from a milestone in his faith
- Seniors given a hand, and much more by volunteers
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Slashing through GN'R rumors
- Columnist Susan Snyder: A picture of true patriotism
- Life of Brian
Thursday, Jan. 3
- Senior Rx program may start waiting list
- News briefs for January 3, 2002
- Hoffa blocks Teamsters organizing of LV dealers
- Vegas home building hit record
- LV bank industry matured in 2001
- Developers explain plans for Strip, Harmon properties
- Pro-Reno story irks Las Vegas
- Energy year capped with rate hike request
- Commercial real estate looks better in 2002
- Tax breaks awarded to expanding LV firms
- Car dealer's resolve may pay off -- for Mack
- Park Place to offer multi-casino card
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: BCS isn't coming up all Roses
- Rose Bowl Notebook: Nebraska not used to playing role of 'dog in sports books
- Nebraska brings in sea of red
- Olson feeling tougher than ever at age 33
- Mountain West Conference Capsules
- Rebels hoping to get jump on foes
- Lady Rebels roll to 7th straight victory
- Columnist Dean Juipe: LV's Phillips seems like forgotten man at 140
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Waders become a big hit on Christmas morning
- N.M. racing track expanding casino
- Palms promotion clarified
- Contract blacklisting rule repealed
- Company launching multi-property slot card
- Prep girls basketball standings
- Prep boys basketball standings
- Retailer's stock plunges
- Supreme Court rules against sex offender
- Political notebook: Assemblyman will move to new district
- UMC will use security bracelets
- County briefs for January 3, 2002
- Pedestrian may have hit car's windshield
- Man sues police, hotel-casino
- City, county agree on land use plan for northwest LV
- Airport to scan workers' fingerprints
- Seniors may have to go on drug waiting list
- Extra effort: Disabled girl defies odds to pursue goals
- Fired officer sues drug store chain, pharmacist
- LV council still exploring online gaming venture
- City briefs for January 3, 2002
- LV woman who dies in blaze believed to be smoking in bed
- Lawyer accused in wife's death gets stay
- Nye County couple faces second trial
- Letter: Other nations supporting U.S.
- Letter: Our response to terror changed
- Letter: Mass transit scheme needs to be rethought
- Editorial: Government looks in wrong direction
- Editorial: Difficult decisions await U.S.
- News to them: Las Vegas psychics unlock information gate to 2002
- Guest columnist Timothy Williams: 75 brilliant opinions
- Community briefs for January 3, 2001
- Zamora takes job with city
- Lied shelter places more than 900 pets over holidays
- Obituaries for January 3, 2002
- Valley grad predicts Honduras weather
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: A look back at patriotism
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Suggestions in order for the new year
- NCAA ski poll
- Prep wrestling standings
- Prep girls soccer standings
- Another storm, more road controls
Wednesday, Jan. 2
- Another storm, more road controls
- Plans help parents save for child's education
- It's a girl! New Year's Baby born 2 minutes after midnight
- Lakes in LV shopping center, timeshare deals
- Terror slowdown topped gaming year
- Las Vegas' major hotels report sellouts for New Year's
- Nothing personal in battle of Rose Bowl QBs
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Centennial, LV capture holiday titles
- Special officers stand by during revelry
- Opportunity of a lifetime
- Kelly's ad-libs heighten level of excitement
- 6-year-old a key witness in case against mother
- Hit-and-run car sought in death
- Columnist Peter Benton: Circuits hand out yearly awards
- Columnist Jeff Haney: These guys are the gambler's all-stars
- Man charged in wife's killing goes on trial
- County wants shopping carts corraled at stores
- News briefs for January 2, 2002
- Company expands operations
- Airline stock rises after bailout
- Women's prison in financial trouble
- Homicides up after four-year decline
- Efficient charity: Lutheran group rated third best in nation
- Las Vegas off to good start for '02
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Lady Rebels inch toward spot in poll
- Large theme parks hurt in 2001; Regional parks hold their own
- Former gaming regulator dies
- Reno casino operator buying Gold Ranch
- AT&T sued over lottery delay in South Carolina
- Casino executive leaves
- New federal judge ready to dive into busy calendar
- Americans reach out for online religious experience
- Community briefs for January 2, 2002
- Making a case for interpreters: Nevada courts join language program
- Letter: Geraldo not a serious reporter
- Letter: Blind obedience isn't patriotism
- Letter: Las Vegas, and nation, appear to be recovering
- Obituaries for January 2, 2002
- Editorial: Let's finally get it right this time
- Editorial: Laid-off workers are still in need of help
- Hunger pangs satisfied at Las Vegas high schools
- Rush in: Eliseevsky Restaurant brings Russian cuisine to Las Vegas
- Chalone Vineyard '99 Chardonnay
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Local Adopt-A-Bear Program serves 400 children