Story archive for October 2006
Tuesday, Oct. 31
- Bull Session - the PBR at Thomas & Mack
- Bull Session the PBR at Thomas & Mack
- John Katsilometes talks with the stars of the Fox News Channel team who visited Vegas amid a particularly busy news cycle
- Nowhere but up for Vegoose
- Few drawn to Guggenheim's Mapplethorpe photo exhibit
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 31, 2006
- Editorial: Picks for JPs, constables
- Letter: Militarism alone can't win the war on terror
- Letter: We need to deal with Muqtada al-Sadr
- Letter: Las Vegas like a roller-coaster ride
- Editorial: Races for statewide offices
- Mount Charleston residents come down on resort
- Drunken drivers may get coroner's guided tour
- Taking faith to the streets
- Marijuana proponents light up TV with ads
- Rogich once lobbyist for firm that gave tapes to Metro
- Contract standoff
Monday, Oct. 30
- ACDelco NHRA Nationals
- Jeff Haney counts cards with two MIT's alumni who beat Vegas
- THE OPENING LINE
- Motorcycle master
- Trumpeter Marsalis blows into town
- Letter: Occupying Iraq does not make us safer at home
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 30, 2006
- Letter: Planned withdrawal can salvage war effort
- Letter: Corrections needed to curb sleazy ads
- Editorial: Ballot questions seek to change Constitution, laws
- LOOKING IN ON: CARSON CITY
- Sex doesn't sell in Latino community
- John Katsilometes takes in the final show at the Stardust, appropriately featuring Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme
- Answers off the map on Nevada Day quiz
- 'At the end of my rope'
- Mazzeo wants case reopened
Sunday, Oct. 29
- Trick or Tree
- LOOKING IN ON: HIGHER EDUCATION
- LOOKING IN ON: CARSON CITY
- Jeff Simpson on why Michael Gaughan is glad to be running the South Point
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 29, 2006
- Jon Ralston on how the long and winding road of the 2006 Nevada gubernatorial race eventually ends where it should
- Hal Rothman suggests ways to return democracy to the people
- Editorial: Changing the course?
- Letter: It's time to start considering hypotheticals
- Letter: Bush's claims about Democrats lack proof
- Letter: Who better than generals to listen to?
- Editorial: Just what did happen?
- John Katsilometes on how Rita Rudner's personal touch helps fill the showroom at her new haunt: Harrah's
- NLV's mayor out to defeat Question 1
- As sales drop, so do agents
- Wild men with strategically placed gear give 'raw' look to new Nevada calendar
- Jim Gibbons
- Dina Titus
- Porter, Ensign have plenty of cash left for TV attacks
Saturday, Oct. 28
- Stardust memories
- THE ELEVATOR
- Ron Kantowski talks with author Josh Peter about Las Vegas and the year he spent on the professional bull riders' circuit
- Editorial: Home means Nevada
- Editorial: Please leave a message
- Letter: Democrats might get their turn in control
- Letter: Let's get out of Iraq before it's too late
- Letter: Parents must be more involved in education
- Editorial: Experience, decisiveness are needed on the bench
- Porter releases phone records, schedules
- Gibbons keeps lead but support falling away
- Signs Spooky corn maze is back
- Close race makes history for Democrat
- Librarians making noise over printing chief's speech distribution
- Mazzeo to take weekend to steel her resolve
- Stardust's last days
Friday, Oct. 27
- Tarkanian's '2' to be worn by UNLV coach's son
- Jeff Haney on why the Patriots are a good bet to win the Super Bowl
- Winning isn't the only thing
- The look is a blast from the past
- John Katsilometes relays a few tales about Frank 'Lefty' Rosenthal from longtime Stardust employees
- LOOKING IN ON: ENTERTAINMENT
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 27, 2006
- Jon Ralston ponders two answers that, for Jim Gibbons and Nevada voters, are as scary as Friday the 13th
- Editorial: County Commission races
- Letter: American troops deserve better than this
- Letter: Rather fight terror in Iraq than at home
- Letter: Polygraph test would put scandal to rest
- Editorial: Experience is essential for sheriff, district attorney
- Plan to consolidate moving slowly
- Candidate gets some campaigning tips from his dad
- Porter plays political hide-and-seek
- Roger-Young pairing not to the liking of ACLU public advocate
- Tracking down surveillance tape from garage is crucial, sheriff says
Thursday, Oct. 26
- Police handling of Mazzeo case could give boost to Airola's campaign for sheriff
- LOOKING IN ON: MOTOR SPORTS
- Champ returns for more bull
- Impressionist takes his high-energy show to Venetian
- CONVENTION CRASHING: Western Food Industry Exposition
- John Katsilometes scans the Internet for a new radio show hosted by former Clark County Recorder Fran Deane
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 26, 2006
- Editorial: Difficult decisions
- Editorial: Porter needs to come clean
- Letter: War costs should be returned to taxpayers
- Letter: List of GOP mistakes goes on and on
- Letter: Fed up with war based on lies
- Editorial: Our choices for county
- Mazzeo reported violence by boyfriend in hotel room
- Puhek calls accusations 'clearly fabricated'
- Metro likely to reopen case against Gibbons
- Republicans fear effect on down-ballot races if accuser establishes credibility
- She Says
- Mash-Up
Wednesday, Oct. 25
- TAKE FIVE: VEGOOSE
- Jeff Haney on poker's continuing popularity growth in spite of legislation outlawing online games
- TAKE FIVE: C.J. MORLEY
- Jon Ralston on the latest revelation to jar Jim Gibbons' run for Nevada governor
- Editorial: Choices in state's upper house
- Letter: War tax would ease pressure on military
- Letter: Tired of waiting for Iraq to stand up
- Letter: What happened to Frist investigation?
- Editorial: Torn on U.S. Senate race
- Mazzeo wants to tell her side of the story
- King of the Henderson Hill
- 'Uninteresting' job draws interesting candidates
- Porter rejects request
Tuesday, Oct. 24
- A MOMENT CAPTURED
- UNLV gets Anthony back
- John Katsilometes catches up with James "Bucky" Buchanan and Chip Lightman, who are set to take over a 35-year-old Las Vegas restaurant
- Laughter lights up Vegas
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 24, 2006
- Letter: Wal-Mart not a positive reflection of America
- Letter: Gibbons' reputation speaks for itself
- Letter: Incident shines light on decision-making
- Editorial: The candidates we support for the state's lower house
- LOOKING IN ON: WASHINGTON
- Truth might never be known
- Groups say Gibbons case shows how system fails women
- Lower standards no substitute
- Heart-rending choice
- Cigarette giant began years ago to fight smoking bans
- CORRECTIONS
Monday, Oct. 23
- Veteran Nevada tribal chairman ousted in election
- THE OPENING LINE
- Pride sinfully proud of U.S. debut
- Jeff Haney breaks down the over/under wagers for the NBA season
- John Katsilometes on how the Maloofs' new Carl's Jr. commercial is faring in a nationwide taste test
- Service fit for a king and queen
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 23, 2006
- Editorial: Our recommendations for State Board of Education
- Editorial: Crear, Alden have the experience to enhance Board of Regents
- Letter: Question 7 would regulate marijuana use
- Letter: Candidate short on common sense
- Letter: Show your common sense by voting this year
- Editorial: Spotlight on candidates who seek education seats
- LOOKING IN ON: CITY HALL
- LOOKING IN ON: GAMING
- THE FOUR CANDIDATES:
- Candidate has designs on job and a badge to prove it
- Regents see disaster in redoing board
- They're not MDs but they'd DO
Sunday, Oct. 22
- A MOMENT CAPTURED
- John Katsilometes visits 225 acres that will one day be one of the nation's finest shooting parks
- Stuff happens
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 22, 2006
- Jon Ralston on Tessa Hafen's coming of age in a televised debate
- Hal Rothman wonders whether Jim Gibbons contradicted his campaign on a rainy Friday night
- Editorial: Titus is the clear choice
- Letter: This is not our fathers' Republican Party
- Jack Sheehan on a true hero, Frank Ono, and his acts of courage in Italy that led to the Medal of Honor
- Letter: Vote for the target of the worst political ads
- Letter: Which Gibbons is the more tragic figure?
- Letter: Note to soldiers: Our freedom already gone
- Editorial: Becker has the right stuff
- Some county races get little attention
- Ex-aide alleges Porter made illegal fundraising calls
- Giunchigliani, Rory Reid election opponents said to have two chances: Slim and none
- Reid's ethical issues put him on sidelines, for now
- 'Of course I wish I'd walked him to his room.'
Saturday, Oct. 21
- Ron Kantowski puts Jim Gibbons' bold claim to the test and makes like Rick Neuheisel, crawling from McCormick & Schmick's to the Marriott
- King relives UNLV's greatest win
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 21, 2006
- Editorial: End of an era
- Editorial: Die-hard fans can rest in peace
- Letter: Don't let Bush subjugate us any longer
- Letter: Weapons, humans a deadly combination
- Letter: Legal marijuana a recipe for danger
- Editorial: Fighting the wrong fight
- Space pen inventor's big idea was helping poor
- Young says he told Gibbons about probe
- On the road with Jimmy and Jack
- Mortgage fraud blamed in more foreclosures
- CONVENTION CRASHING: AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION
- Wanted: Moms and dads to lobby for school funds; travel required
Friday, Oct. 20
- TAKE FIVE: Pride Fighting Championships
- Jeff Haney does the math and advises against betting on Chicago to go undefeated
- Ron Kantowski only goes so far to support the Las Vegas Bowl
- John Katsilometes checks out a new jewelry store at Neonopolis with a long history in downtown Las Vegas
- After all these years, good vibrations arrive at Luxor
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 20, 2006
- Editorial: No need to panic
- Jon Ralston on how the story of a rainy night has taken on life
- Editorial: Credit weakening U.S. military
- Letter: Kudos to a timely report on schools audit
- Letter: Comic strip shows political climate
- Letter: Affordability is relative for teachers
- Editorial: Gibbons shows poor judgment
- Consider all things, stations ask
- Timing crucial if case goes forward
- Gibbons and Mazzeo step up dispute: He issues denial, she hires attorney
- Chemicals cause changes in fish and raise concerns for humans
Thursday, Oct. 19
- Ron Kantowski catches up with Oakland A's radio voice Ken Korach, who talks about the deaths of the A's season, Cory Lidle and his good friend Bill King
- Little sister follows in footsteps of her biggest fan
- John Katsilometes on an impending visit from two stars of Fox News Network, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary at Caesars Palace
- An American classic
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 19, 2006
- Editorial: White House spaces out
- Editorial: Concerns over firing plans
- Letter: Captain Bush steering this ship into disaster
- Letter: Easy solution bad for taxpayers, retirees
- Letter: Middle class will rise up and defeat GOP
- Editorial: PISTOL's costly side effect
- The Police Interviews
- Stories diverge on way to garage
- More questions emerge as stories come out
- Differing accounts
Wednesday, Oct. 18
- THE ELEVATOR
- FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME
- Jeff Haney on the third season taping of the event at South Coast, described by some pros as the toughest table
- Composer to bring a bit of Broadway to Las Vegas
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 18, 2006
- Jon Ralston on a poll that should worry Republicans
- Editorial: No need for bookmarks
- Editorial: Protect your own privacy
- Letter: 'Torture Indemnity Act' unconstitutional
- Letter: Voters: Cut GOP ties, run to Democrats
- Letter: Clarifying Quran's take on jihad, Allah
- Editorial: 300 million and growing
- CAMPAIGN AD REALITY CHECK
- CONVENTION CRASHING: SCRAPBOOKING
- LOOKING IN ON: HIGHER EDUCATION
- Target practice on the streets
- Radio ad implores Hispanics to get out and vote
- Question of braking progress
- Police to release Gibbons information
Tuesday, Oct. 17
- She gives MDA quite a boost, but can't get one in return
- Drives and putts to give way to walks and mutts
- Carter's missed opportunity
- LOOKING IN ON: CARSON CITY
- Ad revives politically potent Social Security issue
- Jeff Haney on historian David Schwartz and his study of gambling through the ages
- DULY NOTED
- John Katsilometes passes sage advice from Danny Gans along to fellow impressionist Gordie Brown, playing across the street at Venetian
- Journey of sorrow now dance of joy
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 17, 2006
- Editorial: Nightmare before Christmas
- Editorial: Long, winding road
- Letter: Bush acting correctly on North Korea
- Letter: Nevada overrun by illegal immigrants
- Letter: GOP failing to hurt Sen. Reid's record
- Editorial: Justice should prevail
Monday, Oct. 16
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 16, 2006
- Editorial: Real space cowboys
- Editorial: The extinction of a skill
- Letter: Another way to address health care
- Letter: Congress has its priorities out of order
- Letter: In search of direct Quran passages
- Editorial: Fuel for conspiracy fires
- UFC takes first step to go global
- Jeff Haney gets a brash prediction from a favored card shark who will be on hand for the World Poker Tour's next stop this week at the Bellagio
- THE OPENING LINE
- John Katsilometes chats with Tippi Hedren about Elvis, his badges and his guns
- OPENING NIGHT AT THE PHILHARMONIC:
- Learning from a master, no strings attached
- LOOKING IN ON: EDUCATION
- Big questions for the suburbs
- Audit shows where schools can pinch pennies
- THE NEVADA VOTE
- Halls of justice can't catch up to growth
Sunday, Oct. 15
- When Vegas hotels upgrade ... New operators must make call on future
- When Vegas hotels upgrade ... Florals, beige tones yield to whites, grays
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 15, 2006
- Jon Ralston on the conspicuous timing of two controversial land deals that inspire public suspicion of Vegas politicians
- Hal Rothman on how Las Vegas has remained one step ahead of the competition in the entertainment game
- Editorial: Jill Derby has the backbone the state needs in its Representatives
- Editorial: Shelley Berkley has served us well, and should be trusted to continue
- Letter: Online gambling bill strikes at a hobby
- Letter: Congress misses the bigger issue
- Letter: Discipline needed to curb violence
- Editorial: Hafen, Berkley, Derby are right choices for Nevada
- John Katsilometes takes in a fine show by Liza Minnelli, whose ride down memory lane started on the Strip
- Jeff Simpson on the importance of employment diversity in the casino industry
- 3rd District race considered a 'toss-up' by Beltway expert
- Questions 8, 10, 11 could hit taxpayers in wallets
- Life's a gamble
- LOOKING IN ON: HIGHER EDUCATION
- Exit polling at center of state, national debate
- On the Internet, sexy Melissa could be a Crook
- Health care gamble
- Far right targets Justice Becker
Saturday, Oct. 14
- Ron Kantowski has never confused professional golfers for clothing designers, but after a recent trend of conservative outfitting around the greens, the statement being made at the Frys.com Open is ..
- Future stars get superstar treat
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 14, 2006
- Editorial: Giving consumers credit
- Editorial: Clearing the air
- Editorial: Melting pot boiling over
- Letter: Voters can pull America out of this mess
- Letter: Banks not above immigration laws
- Letter: Bush economy is nothing to brag about
- UNLV scandals occupy much of regents' agenda
- Departure reduces race to a blip on the political radar
- A dry land looks to El Nino for a sloshy winter
Friday, Oct. 13
- Star by day or night:
- TAKE FIVE: Casey Flair
- ARTS NOTES
- Sidro strikes a chord with Vegas musicians
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 13, 2006
- Jon Ralston on how Harry Reid got backed into a corner and why he came out swinging
- Editorial: Caveat emptor, homeowner
- Editorial: Sport not larger than the man
- Letter: Blame Bush for North Korea going nuclear
- Letter: War fatalities don't hit home with leaders
- Letter: History shows treaties with North Korea fail
- Editorial: Go out and play
- John Katsilometes talks with Gold Coast exec Kelly Edwards, who had no idea one of his young bellmen would sell millions of albums
- Home sellers making offers potential buyers can't refuse
- Pahrump strips act of limits on commerce
- Investors on shaky foundations
- Responsibility high; pay is low
Thursday, Oct. 12
- LOOKING IN ON: MOTOR SPORTS
- Players want new ball bounced
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 12, 2006
- Pavilion director won't wave white flag
- John Katsilometes on why everyone knows what's happening in Las Vegas
- Q+A: David Commanday
- Finding a scapegoat
- Editorial: Wrong people to underfund
- Letter: Benefit of occupying Iraq outweighed by cost
- Letter: Reforming Congress should be top priority
- Letter: School District's spin is no solution
- Editorial: Pahrump: Immigration police
- Gambling on private-equity firms
- Berkley on easy street
- Analysis takes aim at PISTOL initiative
- THE NEVADA VOTE
- CORRECTION
Wednesday, Oct. 11
- Highlights of August 2006 revenue report on Nevada casinos
- Jeff Haney on how the Ultimate Poker Challenge is betting it can sit at the table with the big boys
- LOOKING IN ON: GOLF
- Musical director Fayne has high hopes for all involved with show
- Clint Holmes' swan song at Harrah's is 'bittersweet'
- Video-gamers grab real guns
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 11, 2006
- Jon Ralston on the gubernatorial debate that wasn't a debate
- Editorial: Junking the junk food
- Editorial: Tracking our teachers
- Letter: School safety precautions seem reasonable
- Letter: Not talking didn't work with N. Korea
- Letter: Time to genuinely support our troops
- Letter: Letter writer was right on schools
- Editorial: Institute's new direction
- Concerns over NTS tests 'premature'
- INSIDE THE CAMPAIGN
- Homeowners resist change
- How did Charles Augustine die?
- Bank on it becoming more difficult if Pahrump's anti-immigrant act passes
- CORRECTIONS
Tuesday, Oct. 10
- FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME
- An old-timer and old-time skates
- Q+A: Tippi Hedren
- John Katsilometes gives the results of his phone checkup with U.S. Senate candidate Jack Carter, who has recovered after spending 11 days in September in the hospital
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 10, 2006
- Editorial: Commissioner doesn't get it
- Editorial: Options are limited
- Letter: Republicans failed to lead the United States
- Editorial: Personal data at risk
- Letter: Flags are not what our schools need
- Letter: Neocon dream for Mideast is over
- LOOKING IN ON: HIGHER EDUCATION
- RED TAPE CHRONICLES
- Gibbons' absences not making voters any fonder
- Audit finds board lax on tracking educators' court cases
- Candidate bounced from charity
- Securing a vision for institute
- INSIDE THE CAMPAIGN
Monday, Oct. 9
- Jeff Haney hunts down the best values available on parlay cards for those wagering on such a losing proposition
- Apologetic Corrales ponders boxing future
- THE OPENING LINE
- John Katsilometes catches 18-year-old Erika Avila, whose career has vaulted to the MGM Grand's arena
- Q+A: LIZA MINNELLI
- CONVENTION CRASHING: The International Bottled Water Association
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 09, 2006
- Editorial: Between the lines
- Editorial: A real doomsday scenario
- Letter: Woodward's title sums it up perfectly
- Letter: Support of Iraq war is mind-boggling
- Letter: War must be fought at full strength
- Editorial: Nature under siege
- LOOKING IN ON: EDUCATION
- 'Tin homes' for teachers
- A MOMENT CAPTURED
- A buyout of Harrah's could shuffle casino giant's focus
- Democrats have a plan for changes if victorious
- Waiting for the dream
Sunday, Oct. 8
- A MOMENT CAPTURED
- John Katsilometes on Christie Hefner's plan to use Vegas' Playboy Club as model for international prestige
- Progress made but fears race on
- Jeff Simpson on Harrah's Entertainment buyout offer and the draw of online poker
- Jack Sheehan on making the 'weird and wonderful' Las Vegas his home
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 08, 2006
- Doctor is in, for a price
- Jon Ralston, upon reading a 160-page report on deals made between Bill Walters and Las Vegas, has to wonder ...
- Hal Rothman proposes a super regional water authority composed of members from rural Nevada and Clark County to best represent the interests of all sides
- Editorial: It took a village to kill this child
- Letter: Democrats not to blame for Bush's failures
- Letter: Suggestions for teen violence on the money
- Letter: Nevada short on doctors of all kinds
- Letter: Iraq war did not create terrorism
- Editorial: Did Congress do anything?
- LOOKING IN ON: CITY HALL
- INSIDE THE CAMPAIGN
- GOP exec quits over e-mail on 'invasion'
- Analysis: Ban is more politics than poker
- Former state treasurer Seale tied to contracts
- How would Jesus vote?
Saturday, Oct. 7
- TAKE FIVE: Offshore Powerboat Racing
- Unscripted: Bryan's pro career detours in desert
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 07, 2006
- Editorial: A prescription for trouble
- Editorial: Rebels with a cause
- Letter: Bush plan only veils nation's problems
- Letter: Cheney in no position to cast aspersions
- Letter: Let the GOP spin begin
- Editorial: A disturbing trend
- Airola has police experience on film
- Chanos backs City Council
- Boggs McDonald failed to disclose more ties
- Airola on the defensive
Friday, Oct. 6
- TAKE FIVE: Corrales vs. Casamayor
- Jeff Haney offers some tips on betting on the new NHL season
- Move puts Wranglers in a good spot
- John Katsilometes notes the odd but strangely appropriate pairing of events on Oct. 28 that will close the venerable Stardust
- Yukking it up along the Strip
- ARTS NOTES
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 06, 2006
- Jon Ralston on Porter's laughable attack on Hafen
- Editorial: Straw that broke the elephant's back
- Editorial: It's their party
- Letter: Suggestions to curb gang violence in schools
- Letter: Sense of fear replaces sense of reason
- Letter: Voters look other way when others sacrifice
- Editorial: Rewarding mediocrity
- CAMPAIGN AD REALITY CHECK
- It's a good time to seek price breaks
- For patients willing to pay, doctor is always in
- Las Vegas loses its 'first lady'
- Yuck, a mountain of trash for Nevada
Thursday, Oct. 5
- Observing the current global standing of United States basketball makes one wonder ...
- LOOKING IN ON: MOTOR SPORTS
- John Katsilometes finds the world's oldest stripper, Bernie Barker, 66, who is uncovered at Chippendales
- There's a new Burton in town
- Illustrating the ABC's of a glorious past
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 05, 2006
- Editorial: A change of heart? Hmmm
- Editorial: Investigating indecent behavior
- Letter: Iraq's problems rooted in nation's beginnings
- Letter: GOP not worthy of 'family values'
- Letter: In defense of National Guard duty
- Editorial: Privacy taxes open meetings
- GOP backpedaling after Minutemen e-mail
- Feel-good flags proposed for public schools
- The invisible candidate
- Culinary's maximum effort needed by Titus
- CAMPAIGN AD REALITY CHECK
- HEARD ELSEWHERE
- LOOKING IN ON: WASHINGTON
Wednesday, Oct. 4
- Jeff Haney on how passage of bill will put a damper on Vegas poker tournaments
- LOOKING IN ON: UNLV FOOTBALL
- A MOMENT CAPTURED
- The Killers
- TAKE FIVE: JEFF TRACHTA
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 04, 2006
- Jon Ralston on the escalation of cutthroat politics
- Editorial: An age-old slight
- Editorial: Threats from within prison
- Letter: Invent the Future campaign is on target
- Letter: Send in more troops
- Letter: Politicizing things not the right course
- Editorial: Betting on a bad law
- In Henderson, the ones with badges are lobbyists
- LOOKING IN ON: CARSON CITY
- Who knew what, when?
- Federal suit targets Golden Nugget
- UNLV Foundation loses two fundraisers
Tuesday, Oct. 3
- DULY NOTED
- UNLV hockey team skating to prominence
- Editorial: Follow the money
- Editorial: Reprehensible conduct
- Letter: Clinton interview exposes Bush's failures
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 03, 2006
- Letter: Detainee bill would sabotage Constitution
- Letter: Pahrump proposal not very practical
- Editorial: Damage control sputtering
- Reid describes living in real world
- Plans under development to make Sparks a major tourist destination
- Congress deals poker fans a hand they can't bet
- CORRECTION
- CAMPAIGN AD REALITY CHECK
- Roger recalls chance meeting with Higgs
- Feds failed to inform tribes before pulling water protest
Monday, Oct. 2
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 02, 2006
- Letter: President has not lived up to his promises
- Editorial: Corporate eavesdropping
- Editorial: Unwise, unfair limitations
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- Letter: Diplomacy doesn't work on terrorists
- Letter: Border security a joke to illegal immigrants
- Editorial: NASA given cold shoulder
- P.-UNLV
- Jeff Haney on who to bet and who to avoid at the betting window
- THE OPENING LINE
- LOOKING IN ON: CARSON CITY
- John Katsilometes offers gratitude on to Clint Holmes on behalf of the Samaritan House and the Las Vegas community in general
- LOOKING IN ON: GAMINGWynn dealers feel aced out on counting of their tips
- A twist on 'baby needs a new pair of shoes'
- Consoling the living
Sunday, Oct. 1
- THE NEVADA VOTE
- Bar set low for Gibbons, Titus
- Negative lines of attack
- LOOKING IN ON: CITY HALL
- Mesquite on water quest
- LOOKING IN ON: EDUCATION
- CAMPAIGN AD REALITY CHECK
- Jeff Simpson on how Wynn Macau successfully climbed the steep learning curve of Chinese gaming
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 01, 2006
- Hal Rothman registers disgust with underhanded tactics by the NEI
- Editorial: Fighting global warming
- Editorial: Think outside the daily box
- Letter: Proposed Pahrump ordinance is un-American
- Letter: Bipartisan bickering accomplishes nothing
- Letter: Bush's mirror shows who is accountable
- Letter: Leaders weren't so brave as young men
- Editorial: Institute's new day
- State agrees with what others were thinking: Higgs did it
- Brian Greenspun on a Day of Atonement for our leaders
- Ensign in the driver's seat
- Both sides hope for water decision to flow their way