Story archive for November 2006
Thursday, Nov. 30
- Ron Kantowski on the backlash both he and university system Chancellor Jim Rogers have felt since issuing missives on UNLV athletics
- LOOKING IN ON: MOTOR SPORTS
- Big hair, bigger hats
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 30, 2006
- Editorial: Integrity of gaming on the line
- Editorial: Park closure won't work
- Letter: Bush too casually looked past risks of war
- Letter: Variable payouts would kill credibility
- Letter: Smoke-free business will prosper in time
- Letter: Draft will mobilize war protesters
- Letter: U.S. can't turn other cheek on Islamists
- Editorial: Why ignore this allegation?
- Democrats are not writing off rural voters for 2008
- John Katsilometes talks with a former president's daughter, who stopped by to sign books and raise funds for a foundation
- DA has next move in Gibbons assault case
- Hospitals brace for strike
- CORRECTION
- Politics of recycling
- Declaring war on graffiti
Wednesday, Nov. 29
- THE ELEVATOR
- Jeff Haney relays some advice from a poker giant's CEO to small cardroom execs: Make established tours work for you
- FOR LOVE OF THE GAME
- Elvis painter also enjoys being Elvis
- Editorial: Crafting little 'white lies'
- Editorial: Keeping sex offenders away
- Letter: United we stood, and so should we stand now
- Letter: Smoking ban was about clean air
- Letter: Illegal immigrants should go back home
- Letter: Kudos to coverage of language initiative
- Editorial: Don't fence them in
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 29, 2006
- Jon Ralston on why, whether or not she chooses to admit it, Dina Titus' political career in Nevada is over
- Which fish are worth frying?
- Q & A: Margaret Spellings
- UNLV's chief fundraiser Gallagher calls it quits
- Judge blocks newspaper deal
- Two Dems target LVCVA funding
- Crackdown on graffiti to involve businesses
- CORRECTION
- Law school studies expansion but medical funding has priority
Tuesday, Nov. 28
- UNLV Football
- John Katsilometes reminds South Point owner Michael Gaughan about a bit of poetry
- LOOKING IN ON: ENTERTAINMENT
- Jazz acoustic guitarist Earl Klugh back in Vegas after taking a break
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 28, 2006
- Editorial: No lighting up? Lighten up
- Editorial: War a failure by any name
- Letter: U.S. needs to look at example of Vietnam
- Letter: Parents in county should be proud
- Letter: Political signs' rods are dangerous, too
- Letter: Conflict of rights needs to be fixed
- Letter: Thanks for pointing out toxic dangers
- Letter: Just who are the barbarians?
- Editorial: Don't be fooled by spin
- Hookah bars predict smoky futures
- Chanos: Walters probe up to next AG
- Young black men face conspiracy of events
- Western states see hope for getting education funds
- Brian Greenspun on China's commitment to take its place among the nations of the world and the opportunity that opens for America
- Trolling for predators
Monday, Nov. 27
- Ron Kantowski on what could have been a day in the media spotlight for UNLV basketball
- TAKE FIVE: WENDELL WHITE
- THE OPENING LINE
- Artworks that make a home
- 1,500 shows but never a dull moment
- Ugly specter of vigilantism
- Iraq's forgotten warriors
- Letter: Nevadan should have gotten portrait job
- Letter: Resurrecting rails could aid travel
- Letter: War casualties are on president's head
- Nurturing is not offensive
- John Katsilometes on an energetic performance by Liza Minnelli, who gave her all for 'her babies'
- LOOKING IN ON: GAMING
- Congress may find travel more taxing
- More pork on Nevada's plate
- Earthquake a real possibility
- Poll ranks national leaders' popularity
Sunday, Nov. 26
- LOOKING IN ON: EDUCATION
- New draw: Video poker with a guarantee
- A MOMENT CAPTURED
- John Katsilometes has a Gordie Brown on wry with the owners of the Carnegie Deli in Manhattan, who love Gordie's show
- Souvenir that turns heads
- LOOKING IN ON: CLARK COUNTY
- LOOKING IN ON: CITY HALL
- CONVENTION CRASHING: THE MOTOR TREND AUTO SHOW
- Jeff Simpson sees good signs in local casino operators' confidence in their businesses
- Editorial: Cutting drivers' distractions
- Editorial: Spending like no tomorrow
- Letter: No escaping airplane noise in Las Vegas
- Letter: Public will get what it does not pay for
- Letter: People in power see wrong shade of green
- Editorial: Eye on peaceful protests
- Feds plan redo of weapon sites
- Gamblers tell casinos, slot makers what they want
- Environmentalists smell a rat in land-for-sewer plan
- State's colleges get creative in securing funds for growth
- Lies that ring true
- Brian Greenspun on how China has been able to reclaim some of its cities
Saturday, Nov. 25
- Dozens protest new tip policy outside Wynn Las Vegas
- DULY NOTED
- LOOKING IN ON: MOTOR SPORTS
- Q+A: Billy Donovan
- Editorial: At what price happiness?
- Editorial: Federal law no minor concern
- Letter: Presence in Iraq has made things worse
- Letter: Nonsmokers have right to breathe easy
- Letter: Smokers catch too much heat
- Editorial: Fairness, even for Saddam
- Signs of an election still can be seen
- LOOKING IN ON: THE SUBURBS
- State considers adding to math
- Capstone to taxing career
- Controversy over access to Strip's sidewalks leaves Salvation Army ringing the blues
Friday, Nov. 24
- TAKE FIVE: LAS VEGAS WRANGLERS
- Jeff Haney on some college teams that might be just the picks for bettors looking for a juicier payout
- Coach's faith helps him through
- Colombian leads musical journey across Latin America
- Q+A: Rene Dupere
- Editorial: More enforcement needed
- Editorial: Trains grow in popularity
- Letter: Now hear this: Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11
- Letter: Staying in Iraq just placates Bush's ego
- Letter: Assimilation is key to healthy immigration
- Editorial: The public's right to know
- LOOKING IN ON: EDUCATION
- New rules cause confusion
- LOOKING IN ON: CARSON CITY
- Gibbons shifts his priorities to state's business
- M.D.s and their MP3s
- Smoking ban sparks dilemma for supper clubs
Thursday, Nov. 23
- Nothing lost in translation
- Ron Kantowski gives a Thanksgiving reflection on the local sports scene. And pass the pumpkin pie and whipped cream, please
- Editorial: Quiet donor will be missed
- Editorial: Illegal homeless ordinance
- Letter: Court ruling will keep kids out of Circle Park
- Letter: Troops needed more on the home front
- Letter: Same old story from Bush administration
- Editorial: A nation rooted in thanks
- Arteries not only things clogged today
- Attorneys sued over tax penalties
- Society's lost souls become UMC's John and Jane Does
- Krolicki has new job but wants old office
- Brian Greenspun visits the Muslim Uygur minority in China and one of the country's polluted urban areas
- Erasing school boundaries
Wednesday, Nov. 22
- LOOKING IN ON: CITY HALL
- LOOKING IN ON: GAMING
- THE ELEVATOR
- Jeff Haney talks to an industry veteran about the effect on cardrooms of the recent online gambling crackdown
- FOR LOVE OF THE GAME
- A special holiday treat from Mr. Entertainment
- Editorial: Good for the holidays
- Editorial: Rider is a real page-turner
- Letter: Idea of testing a bomb in Nevada is disturbing
- Letter: U.S. troops believe in their mission in Iraq
- Letter: 'Big Al and Mr. T' were finest of men
- Editorial: Dolphins earn new respect
- Youths express passion on issues
- FBI drops Porter case without talking to accuser
- Summer, the season for fake baking
- Putting Gov. Guinn on the throne, wink wink
- Youths express passion on issues
Tuesday, Nov. 21
- Wranglers are riding the magic bus
- Entertainer Dane determined to build his castle in Las Vegas
- John Katsilometes and fellow Beatles fanatic and Fab Four radio host Dennis Mitchell applaud today's release of CD 'Love'
- Editorial: Deterring drunken driving
- Editorial: Draft is not a policy cudgel
- Letter: Iraq war is not winnable, so let's leave
- Letter: America is a land of immigrants
- Letter: Excess food should go to people, not for fuel
- Editorial: A tragic lack of planning
- Many acts of kindness
- LOOKING IN ON: CARSON CITY
- Brian Greenspun on the role of Macau in a developing China and of the country's challenges for the future
- LOOKING IN ON: HEALTH CARE
- Judge dismisses defamation lawsuit against Sun
- More overweight trucks cited by Highway Patrol
- Delays drive mother's grief
Monday, Nov. 20
- Pacquiao, Morales breathe life into flailing sport
- THE OPENING LINE
- Ron Kantowski hears from the people on proposal to scrap UNLV football
- SYMPHONY REVIEW
- LOOKING IN ON: ENTERTAINMENT
- TAKE FIVE: UNLV OPERA THEATRE
- ARTS NOTES
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 20, 2006
- Editorial: Changes in North Las Vegas
- Editorial: Deck the shoppers?
- Letter: Citizens should literally speak to power
- Letter: Hundreds of deaths is not good news
- Letter: Smoking on track to being criminalized
- Editorial: Arrogant as ever
- John Katsilometes on the how Las Vegas helped bring relief to the victims of Hurricane Katrina
- LOOKING IN ON: CLARK COUNTY
- LOOKING IN ON: HIGHER EDUCATION
- No work in land of plenty
- Water Street setting trends
- Fear and confusion in Pahrump
- Despite denials, blog story persists
Sunday, Nov. 19
- Plans for big boom back
- 'Divine Strake' is about 'bunker busting'
- John Katsilometes visits the MGM Grand Garden Arena where the fight against cancer is the winner
- Jack Sheehan and a pal pick the five iconic figures deserving of a place on a Las Vegas Mount Rushmore
- Jeff Simpson has talk with Steve Wynn about a wide range of gaming issues here and abroad
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 19, 2006
- Jon Ralston on Barbara Buckley, who will become the most powerful woman in Nevada state politics
- Editorial: More education funding needed
- Letter: National debt suggests tax cuts are 'broke'
- Letter: Baby Boomer burden must be addressed
- Letter: Free market applies to insurers, too
- Letter: Democracy is great, but also frightening
- Editorial: Health care stalemate
- Don't ever call him a gadfly
- Gamers still buzzing over passage of online bill
- Online gambling a hot potato
- Trepp often seems to be in the wrong place at the wrong time
- Heller walks into a brave new world
- A MOMENT CAPTURED
- Brian Greenspun on China's potential and how this big land is taking to Vegas-style gaming in Macau
- Younger gangs, bolder violence
Saturday, Nov. 18
- ALL-STAR SCORECARD
- Hinds' struggles may be behind him
- On computer, UNLV comes out on top
- Ron Kantowski asks: 1983 Houston or 1991 UNLV - which was the best team to NOT win basketball title?
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 18, 2006
- Editorial: Signs, signs, everywhere the signs
- Editorial: A polar bear's cold reality
- Letter: Voters were not fooled by GOP's trickery
- Letter: Smokers ignore right to breathe clean air
- Letter: Guest-worker program sounds like amnesty
- Editorial: Support for stem cell study
- Audit hits institute's ex-boss
- Online programs help parents monitor students' progress
- No cap to the bills
- Lawsuits promise headaches for Gibbons
Friday, Nov. 17
- TAKE FIVE: MANNY PACQUIAO VS. ERIK MORALES III
- Jeff Haney on why the winner of the Ohio State-Michigan game will be favored in title game
- LOOKING IN ON: UNLV BASKETBALL
- John Katsilometes explains why comic Dave Chappelle failed to make festival gig
- Q+A: PETER NOONE
- LOOKING IN ON: ENTERTAINMENT
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 17, 2006
- Jon Ralston on how Randy Walker revealed in an interview his disappointment with lack of support from county leaders
- Editorial: Republicans take step back
- Editorial: A hefty helping of ignorance
- Letter: Plaudits for the citizens of Pahrump
- Letter: Clean Air Act hurts Nevada's businesses
- Letter: We all must adjust to LV's growing pains
- Letter: President puts his cowardice on display
- Letter: Situation in Iraq worse than advertised
- Editorial: Exploiting a tragedy
- Elko County residents told their water is safe from Las Vegas' thirst
- NLV garage sale laws not always heeded
- Slot manipulation possible
- STATE OF EDUCATION
- Report card gives Rogers overall high grades
- No notice over hauling of radioactive waste worries city
- CORRECTIONS
Thursday, Nov. 16
- Ron Kantowski asks, given the sorry state of the program and the exorbitant cost of maintaining it ...
- LOOKING IN ON: MOTOR SPORTS
- TAKE FIVE: OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN
- John Katsilometes talks with a man who has endured enough pain to prepare him for anything
- Music and passion
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 16, 2006
- Editorial: Stumped by Pahrump
- Editorial: Improving flight safety
- Letter: Right to good health trumps right to smoke
- Letter: Give Clean Indoor Air Act a chance
- Letter: Nonsmokers should look in the mirror
- Letter: Media can't refuse negative political ads
- Letter: Teacher merit pay is a complex issue
- Editorial: A lack of cooperation
- LOOKING IN ON: GAMING
- Slot makers shy away from theme machines
- Coyote Springs cuts a water deal
- State of the School District
- Trying to gain the upper hand
- NBA not a financial slam dunk for Vegas
Wednesday, Nov. 15
- THE ELEVATOR
- FOR LOVE OF THE GAME
- Jeff Haney on a new golf tournament for those who enjoy a good game of poker but also want to get outside
- Sculptor may leave her mark on Las Vegas
- Black hat and blue collar
- LOOKING IN ON: ENTERTAINMENT
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 15, 2006
- Jon Ralston notices another governor who's extending his term
- Editorial: Keeping children alive
- Editorial: Health insurance for all
- Letter: R-J publisher's warped view of democracy
- Letter: Democrats should act responsibly
- Letter: Look carefully at insurance industry
- Letter: Iraq situation not as grim as advertised
- Letter: U.S. paying too much for mistake
- Editorial: Wither Iowa in '08?
- LOOKING IN ON: SUBURBS
- Creepy crawlers migrate to valley
- CONVENTION CRASHING: AMERICAN ACADEMY OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
- Police query Gibbons again in investigation
- Bigger office, bigger voice
- Some thoughts on the state of higher education
Tuesday, Nov. 14
- Hawaii, Vegas form tight bond
- John Katsilometes is No. 1 with a bullet with news of Ted Nugent's distinctive new guitar, designed by Ed Roman
- Tom Dane looks for a break in Las Vegas
- Q+A: MATT HAIMOVITZ
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 14, 2006
- Editorial: Right woman for the job
- Editorial: Growing old happily
- Letter: R-J's Frederick has problems with the truth
- Letter: Gibbons in debt to casino operators
- Letter: Question 7 'no' voters deserve what they get
- Letter: Selfish tobacco fiends should stop whining
- Editorial: Regaining fragile ground
- Election reminders everywhere
- LOOKING IN ON: HIGHER EDUCATION
- LOOKING IN ON: EDUCATION
- Airport contractor lands McCarran chief
- Web searches spin threads of hope
- LOOKING IN ON: GAMING
- Brian Greenspun on the overreaction to his election column
- CORRECTION
- Summary Box: Big crowds expected at Pa. casino opening
Monday, Nov. 13
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 13, 2006
- Editorial: Dot-com diagnosis
- Editorial: Bush promise rings hollow
- Letter: Media can take steps to curb negative ads
- Letter: Nevada stays one step behind rest of nation
- Letter: Problem-solving is in eye of the beholder
- Editorial: Keep digging for truth
- LOOKING IN ON: MIXED MARTIAL ARTS
- THE OPENING LINE
- Ron Kantowski on the outgoing head of state's youth sports, who was tough but always fair-minded
- Still speaking his mind
- Next week, if it is funny, it is probably in Las Vegas
- Builders, city get energy friendly
- Filling up for the future
- BY THE NUMBERS
- Survey center back in business
- Survey provides a glimpse of state's generally happy seniors
- A MOMENT CAPTURED
- Cost of schools, overcrowding are only expected to get worse
Sunday, Nov. 12
- Plan to split School District loses its champion in election
- Expensive lesson
- John Katsilometes takes an audio tour of the 'Love' soundtrack, due out Nov. 21
- Another Stardust tale
- LOOKING IN ON: CITY HALL
- When worlds collide
- Jeff Simpson chips in with some insight on covering big poker tournaments in Las Vegas
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 12, 2006
- Jon Ralston on why Democrats serious about winning state races shouldn't waste their time in rural Nevada
- Editorial: Crossing generational lines
- Letter: Question 5 strips away adult freedoms
- Letter: Drug plan structured to contain costs
- Letter: Election results bring Bush back to Earth
- Letter: Do we want another Bush appointee?
- Editorial: Opportunity now abounds for the Democratic Party
- Nevada to gain from people in high places
- Conservationists see opportunity to regain ground
- Having the ear of the governor
Saturday, Nov. 11
- THE ELEVATOR
- LOOKING IN ON: SOCCER
- Ron Kantowski chats with former Rebels football coach Harvey Hyde about talking sports here and in California
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 11, 2006
- Editorial: Honoring our veterans
- Editorial: School bus safety
- Letter: Bush, Cheney should follow Rumsfeld's lead
- Letter: What a difference a few days can make
- Letter: Voters' message to judges was clear
- Editorial: FYI: TNG will be A-OK
- Not in dispute: Phone calls took place
- Health officials keep a close eye on rats
- Police call for phone records of those in Gibbons case
- Sitting on a million
Friday, Nov. 10
- Jeff Haney advises against following the money on games this NFL season
- Defensively, he sets the tone
- LOOKING IN ON: BOXING
- LOOKING IN ON: ENTERTAINMENT
- John Katsilometes rocks to Prince, who gave a brief preview of his show at the Rio
- Next best thing to a live show
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 10, 2006
- Jon Ralston tells us about his conversation with Chrissy Mazzeo
- Editorial: America loses a storyteller
- Editorial: Bridging a culture divide
- Letter: Bit by bit, smokers' rights being taken away
- Letter: Finally, something turned out right
- Letter: Voters clear the air with Question 5
- Editorial: People's vote hijacked
- Low wage earners see two wins
- Dina not nearly done
- Titus calls for outside probe of Gibbons case
- For some, voice was like fingernails on a chalkboard
- Those who crossed labor were voted out of office
- Highlights of September 2006 revenue report on Nevada casinos
Thursday, Nov. 9
- LOOKING IN ON: MOTOR SPORTS
- Ron Kantowski on the return to the Glory Days of championship basketball as UNLV brings back the legends of its program
- John Katsilometes on some of the plans Boggs McDonald may entertain for future
- Music with a homey touch
- Suzanne Somers finds balance in life
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 09, 2006
- Editorial: Bad plan gets worse
- Letter: Conservative pundits just don't get it
- Harry Reid: Hometown boy makes good
- Letter: One last thought on Tuesday's election
- Letter: Keep track of what Porter does for us
- Letter: Accent not a reason to not vote for Titus
- Editorial: Voters motivated by Iraq
- A more stirred political mix
- Police question Mazzeo's friend investigation story
- Brian Greenspun on Tuesday's victories amid a judicial warning
- Dancing his way to power, Reid begins in jig time
- Anti-smoking measure poses tough decision for bar owners
Wednesday, Nov. 8
- With Gillespie as sheriff, officers will see little change
- Reid poised to wield more power in Senate
- Gibbons wins governorship after riding out scandals
- State shows wild, not so wild, sides
- CLARIFICATION
- DULY NOTED
- TAKE FIVE: SCOTT SCHONECK
- Jeff Haney on blackjack card counters' cat-and-mouse game with the casinos
- The voters speak
- Timothy Pratt on his experiences of voting in Colombia, the right to vote and how, in some parts of the world, casting your ballot is an act of courage
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 08, 2006
- Jon Ralston on how the postelection political picture is coming into focus
- Editorial: Democrats close the gap
- Editorial: Mandate for change
- Letter: Past athletes cut from different cloth
- Letter: Another reason not to vote early
- Letter: Kerry can't pull his foot from his mouth
- To govern, Gibbons must acquire new skills, survive investigations
- Democrats wonder what might have been
- How the Nevada exit poll was conducted
- Nevada moderates back Titus, Gibbons wins rural vote
- Life in the Limelight: Wayne Newton
Tuesday, Nov. 7
- VOTE TODAY: POLLS ARE OPEN FROM 7 A.M. TO 7 P.M.
- Patriot games
- John Katsilometes asks George Maloof about the new kid on the block - Flamingo Road - who checks into the Rio this week
- Riding out the tough times
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 07, 2006
- Letter: Beware of serving two masters
- Letter: We need more than a slogan
- Letter: Let's move beyond all the attack ads
- Some scenic areas in trouble
- LOOKING IN ON: CARSON CITY
- LOOKING IN ON: EDUCATION
- Short phone number long on service
- Copper good as gold for Silver State thieves
- CCSN students to use iPods to tune in to class
Monday, Nov. 6
- Jeff Haney on the Stardust sports book's glory days
- One more belt, one more f ight
- THE OPENING LINE
- KJUL maintains its standards
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 06, 2006
- Stranded at home
- Doling out nuclear secrets
- Letter: Anything to get Republicans out of office
- Letter: Heed the words of Twain's 'War Prayer'
- Letter: A plea to cell phone makers for peace
- Every vote counts
- Titus tours churches in election's stretch run
- LOOKING IN ON: GAMING
- LOOKING IN ON: CITY HALL
- Learning how to beat the odds
- A MOMENT CAPTURED
- Parties push to get voter turnout
- Poker champion's promise of a gift may not be all that golden
Sunday, Nov. 5
- Jeff Simpson on how Red Rock Resort is fulfilling Fertittas' lofty expectations for profitability
- Reality TV loves LV law
- Voters miss out on useful information
- Big issues are all about people: Education
- Big issues are all about people: Health Care
- Big issues are all about people: Seniors
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 05, 2006
- Jon Ralston attempts to predict the results of the state's elections in an unpredictable year
- The Sun's endorsements
- Letter: Rage should be redirected
- Letter: The real joke is the GOP
- LOOKING IN ON: CARSON CITY
- Lies, lies and more lies
- Brian Greenspun on former President Clinton's call to overcome fear and vote for change
- Reimbursement rates have some doctors working for pennies
Saturday, Nov. 4
- THE ELEVATOR
- Strength over girth
- Exchange student 'real deal' for Bonanza High School
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 04, 2006
- Editorial: Their memories may fade
- Editorial: New rule hurts newborns
- Letter: Yet one more fond memory of the Stardust
- Letter: Bush too dim to get Kerry's remarks
- Letter: Killing is only agenda for Iraqi insurgents
- Editorial: Putting free in Fremont St.
- 'The incident' finally political fair game
- Legal experts say Metro should withdraw from investigation
- Issue turns to possible cover-up
- If Democrats take the House, rising star will get much credit
- Carter in final push on Ensign
Friday, Nov. 3
- TAKE FIVE: FLOYD MAYWEATHER JR. VS. CARLOS BALDOMIR
- Wranglers owner knows the game
- Jeff Haney on the horse to beat at the Breeders' Cup Classic if you are putting money on the long shots
- TAKE FIVE: VANESSA WILLIAMS
- Literary event fused with First Friday
- L.A. poet part of local lineup
- Creative lenders can reach Hispanic home buyers
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 03, 2006
- Jon Ralston tells us what is really on those Friday the 13th videotapes
- Editorial: Profound lack of judgment
- Letter: This voter not impressed by video peekaboo
- Letter: It's deja vu all over again
- Letter: Bush one who owes apology, not Kerry
- Editorial: Environment takes a hit
- Rural county seeks alternatives to landfill
- Big names rally supporters in final days
- Integrity issues dominate campaigns for secretary of state
- Surveillance tapes shed dim light on parking garage incident
- Perfect resume, imperfect skills
Thursday, Nov. 2
- Ron Kantowski on the upcoming game at Canyon Springs against Desert Pines, or the Almost Original Ten Bowl
- LOOKING IN ON: MOTOR SPORTS
- John Katsilometes sidles up to Bill Boyd on the morning he closes the door on the legendary Stardust amid a festive atmosphere
- UNLV composer to finally finish his opera about Ukraine famine
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 02, 2006
- Editorial: Saving a telescope
- Editorial: Do the right thing
- Letter: GOP fear grows as Election Day looms
- Letter: What was Kerry's joke?
- Letter: Kerry's faux pas comes at a bad time
- Letter: It's president's turn to apologize
- Editorial: What will the tapes show?
- Parents forum
- Henderson has high hopes as annexation day nears
- Little seems secure about security tapes
- Airola unable to capitalize on scandal
- Cyberspace evils make parents' past problems seem simple
Wednesday, Nov. 1
- DULY NOTED
- Jeff Haney on one gambling author's disillusionment
- Behind the wheel of a thrill ride ride
- Careers of Stardust
- Jeff Simpson shares some final Stardust thoughts with Bill Boyd
- Jon Ralston on this election season's Top 10 performances
- Editorial: Just say no ... for adults?
- Editorial: Stardust memories
- Letter: Public education in America at a crossroads
- FLASHPOINT for Nov 1, 2006
- Letter: It's time to bring our troops home
- Letter: More than two options for Iraq
- Editorial: A phone call in time ...
- British tourist dies after going home
- 911 call from sister of Mazzeo surfaces
- Democrats' TV ad capitalizes on allegations against Gibbons
- How do you close a casino?
- One degree of separation among players around surveillance tapes
- Tapes worth little without proof of their authenticity