Story archive for October 2007
Wednesday, Oct. 31
- Summary box: MGM Mirage, Wynn Resorts report mixed results
- THE ELEVATOR
- Final round, chips down
- Vegas could become hub of U.S. hoops
- Q+A: Ron 'Tater Salad ' White
- Editorial: A rare and worthy tradition
- Editorial: Gibbons' erratic behavior
- Letter: Support for Bush surely isn't based on facts
- Editorial: Spotlight on alleged sham
- Letter: Taxpayers: Beware of Rangel tax reform
- Letter: With budget, Gibbons is acting responsibly
- Letter: Las Vegas has, fails to promote, culture
- Letter: Nevada isn't reason for our water woes
- Letter: Big entities seem to be biggest water wasters
- Role of clerical staff in children's sex abuse exams questioned
- Tax breaks for 'green' buildings still murky
- Reid's inconvenient theory will get House airing
- Strike could leave tourists without linen sheets
- The southern headquarters for both the state GOP and the Gibbons administration - the Venetian - will be the site Thursday...
- Jon Ralston outlines what could happen in the state budget crisis that isn't, at least yet
- Schools must keep voters in mind
- SAVE THE BLACK CATS!
- ROBERT GOULET: 1933 - 2007
- United, in mining's camp
Tuesday, Oct. 30
- Summary box: MGM Mirage, Wynn Resorts report mixed results
- Past Two Winners of WSOP Main Event Not Great for the Game
- Forget pity; Skulls command respect
- LOOKING IN ON: EDUCATION
- The battle over coal is, ahem, burning anew, with nothing much at stake except Nevada's energy future and maybe Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's career...
- CORRECTION
- Democrats choosy in making campaign stops
- Editorial: A disgusting display
- Editorial: Jailhouse politics
- Editorial: No softballs for Yucca
- Letter: Out-of-control growth will lead to demise
- Letter: How Steinbrenner has cursed his team
- Letter: No sympathy for lack of responsibility
- Letter: Iraq and the wildfires: Is there a connection?
- Letter: Politics played no role in disaster response
- Something old, something new
- Public Enemy, Rage bring social conscience to stage
- Frontman overcomes Vegoose restlessness
- Block on new slots worries industry
- Gibbons backs off on trip to D.C. to focus on budget
- SUN FOLLOW-UP: INDENTURED DOCTORS
- Physicians felt intimidated in state probe
Monday, Oct. 29
- Why Don’t We Listen
- Drivers aren't the only ones who have to be fast
- THE OPENING LINE
- Ron Kantowski on how the amount of leftover pizza is inversely proportionate to the level of interest in the UNLV basketball team
- 'Blood' is Amazing Johnathan's stock in trade
- Q+A: Don Barnhart Jr.
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 29, 2007
- Letter: Wasted water runs through valley daily
- Letter: Congress turns back on innocent children
- Letter: Scientific integrity should be an issue
- Letter: It's wrong to make Bush the scapegoat
- Letter: President's job entails great responsibility
- Editorial: Politics and facts collide
- Editorial: Lose sleep, lose health
- Editorial: Like a bad dream
- LOOKING IN ON: HIGHER EDUCATION
- WEEK IN REVIEW: CLARK COUNTY
- Gibbons miffed, now invited to hearing
- Debate on Yucca turns with politics
- Las Vegas: Leader in sustainability?
- Warning: Bad neighbors abound
- Separate Nevada accidents claim lives of two Californians
Sunday, Oct. 28
- Jeff Simpson notes that the past two winners of the World Series of Poker's main event haven't been great for the game
- Jack Sheehan recounts how unexpected athletic success put him on a path he would not have taken
- Despite all the hullabaloo over the state Senate majority leader's statement on the budget , including the perception he took on the governor, this was vintage Bill Raggio...
- Jon Ralston sorts through a bizarre federal case in Reno that has entangled Gov. Jim Gibbons and the first lady
- Letter: R-J sets the standard for slanting the news
- Letter: Democrats abandon Kennedy's message
- Letter: Red-led states get swifter response
- Letter: Wall didn't work in Berlin, and won't for us
- Editorial: Growing a solar industry
- Editorial: Head in the sand
- Editorial: The G-whiz men
- WEEK IN REVIEW: WASHINGTON, D.C.
- A MOMENT CAPTURED
- Brian Greenspun points out the silver lining of the cloud of smoke over Southern California
- Survey of lawmakers backs teachers' point on tax hike
- Planners see plenty of missed opportunities
- SCENES FROM THE CAMPAIGN
Saturday, Oct. 27
- Editorial: States' poor aim
- Editorial: Impending staff crunch
- Editorial: Ordered to 'volunteer'
- Letter: Bush, once again, compounds a disaster
- Letter: President gets blamed too much
- Letter: Consider nature's role in global warming
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- G.T. SHIRES, 1925-2007
- The next time Gondolier Numero Uno Sheldon Adelson decides to go after the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, he better watch out for lightning bolts.
- FINFROCK'S HAT RACK
- LV SHOWS NET GAIN WITH NEW GOALIE
- Pyramids build toward White House
- State's foreclosure plan: We'll help, but not too much
- A passion for sports leaves imprint on Vegas
- CORRECTION
Friday, Oct. 26
- looking in on: GAMING
- Heller stands by opposition to bill expanding children's health insurance =
- Lucrative contract for manager raises some eyebrows in NLV
- Editorial: Looking beyond expansion
- Editorial: Total disregard for wildlife
- Editorial: Big 'documents problem'
- Letter: Initiative could be a win-win for education
- Letter: So this president is riding to the rescue?
- Letter: Mess in Iraq fits definition of folly
- LOOKING IN ON: GOLF
- Jeff Haney points out the NFL's hypocrisy in staging a game in betting-crazed England while taking a hard line on Las Vegas
- Sun follow -up: INdentured doctors
- A PROBLEMATIC THIRST
- Reconsider on taxes, Jim
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 26, 2007
- Jon Ralston on the latest twist in Nevada's coal debate
- Patients in rural areas suffer
Thursday, Oct. 25
- Editorial: Stopping foreclosures
- Editorial: Poor security planning
- Editorial: Building the arts
- Letter: Small businesses should be willing to help
- Letter: An issue where Bush can escape criticism?
- Letter: Lasers too dangerous in minors' hands
- Letter: Make casinos and developers pay up
- CORRECTION
- Progress or history?
- D.C. party lets politicos, online poker players scratch backs
- Fire victims, a deal waits in Vegas
- Billions in savings vs. parents in protest
- Sometimes unfortunate quotes can stick to a politician...
- LOOKING IN ON: MOTOR SPORTS
- Ron Kantowski on what an NHL franchise, if one ever comes to Las Vegas, could mean to the Wranglers and to hockey fans
- Voodoo puts a new spin on swing
- Even at half strength, George Jones shows why he's a legend
- Shoes, kindness go a long way
- After uproar, college paper takes a break
- Xania’s Hot Spots
Wednesday, Oct. 24
- Was Richardson for Yucca before he was against it?
- Needy children wait and wait for advocates
- Letter: It's sounding like Iraq all over again
- Editorial: The boys of summer?
- Editorial: Glimpse of Gibbons World
- Letter: Bush assumes more power with war
- Letter: We're not the only victims of terrorism
- Arts center to mix it up
- 'Now we know' about prostitution - maybe not
- Sunshine gives town a gleam in its eye
- I'm sure that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid must like that he is often used to defend ...
- Jon Ralston on facts of Richardson's record on Yucca
- THE ELEVATOR
- FOR LOVE OF THE GAME
- Jeff Haney explains why Texas hold 'em players might want to attend an instructional camp that's not about their game only
- TAKE FIVE: IGGY POP AND THE STOOGES
- Up from the basement, music geeks of decade ago still know how to jam
Tuesday, Oct. 23
- At a crossroads: Picking art for Vegas
- Clinton proves hard to budge
- Humbled by expansion, Strip hotels covet small groups
- UPON FURTHER REVIEW
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 23, 2007
- Editorial: Shunning tainted toys
- Editorial: Passengers' right to know
- Public in the dark
- Letter: Small-businesses taxed enough already
- Letter: Don't let Armenian genocide be forgotten
- Letter: R-J shows true colors by ignoring Iraq mess
- Letter: Washington deceit calls for an outcry
- LOOKING IN ON: SUBURBS
- Bonnie and Clyde they're not
- LOOKING IN ON: HIGHER EDUCATION
- CORRECTION
Monday, Oct. 22
- THE OPENING LINE
- Ron Kantowski catches up with Bill Casey, who only played one season at UNLV but nonetheless remains one of the program's top quarterbacks
- Jeff Haney talks shop with a former offshore sports book pioneer on the Internet, the mob and the future of sports betting in Nevada
- Q+A: Craig Ferguson
- Impressionist trying to break into Vegas again
- Paging the Gibbons administration and its bosses at Sier- ra Pacific Resources/Nevada Power...
- Letter: Kids today need tougher discipline
- Letter: Gibbons' challenge: to be a real leader
- Letter: Time to take state back from special interests
- Editorial: When service goes bad
- Editorial: Matter of trust
- Editorial: Disclose the disclosure forms
- Clinton stays aggressive
- LOOKING IN ON: CLARK COUNTY
- Brian Greenspun shares his father's fondness and admiration for Rat Packer Joey Bishop
- Were they really married? Couples have cause to doubt
- A PROBLEMATIC THIRST
- UNLV professor's ideas about Cuba a hard sell
Sunday, Oct. 21
- Richardson: Brilliant or bumbling, or both?
- Student-soldiers get education in Iraq
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 21, 2007
- Jon Ralston chats with Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama on serendipity, Hillary Clinton and breaking the GOP stronghold on Nevada
- Letter: Mockery being made of our laws
- Letter: Make no mistake: This is an oil war
- Editorial: Conflict emerges on landfill
- Editorial: Cutting to the bone
- Letter: Teachers union shines light on revenue source
- LOOKING IN ON: GAMING
- Edwards: I'm no 'corporate Democrat'
- LOOKING IN ON: CITY HALL
- WEEK IN REVIEW: WASHINGTON, D.C.
- ALWAYS HIS BROTHER'S KEEPER
- Doctors join cry to protect doctors and patients
- Brian Greenspun tells Gibbons: Here's your chance to prove yourself as a leader
- Doctors join cry to protect doctors and patients
Saturday, Oct. 20
- Ron Kantowski explains why arena football was a bad idea and a failure in Las Vegas
- Reach for your wallet, Limbaugh
- After 14 years wrongly served, he sues those who put him behind bars
- MINING LIKES ITS TAX NEVADA'S WAY
- LOOKING IN ON: EDUCATION
- Letter: Bush, Cheney know nothing of sacrifice
- Letter: Commentators offer extraordinary insight
- Editorial: Opening government
- Letter: GOP dumps family values by keeping Craig
- Editorial: New hope for justice
- Editorial: Changing priorities
- Maybe the whole thing was choreographed in the first place...
Friday, Oct. 19
- Editorial: 'Sense of anger, sorrow'
- Editorial: Oops - file not found
- Letter: With its huge 'mortgage,' America's in trouble
- Editorial: Allowing undue influence?
- Letter: Reid is right to push for renewable energy
- Letter: Corporations profit from horror of Iraq
- So the real estate slump is taking a toll on revenue and all kinds of proposals are being floated...
- Jon Ralston notes our caucus is off a major pundit's political calendar
- 12 GEORGE JONES QUESTIONS
- ON SHAKY GROUND
- Profs spill on outside pay, possible conflicts
- Halloween festival in the middle of nowhere
- Buck passed on charter schools
- Jeff Haney explains why the appearance of games with a point spread of 3 has downgraded the Plaza's parlay cards
- TAKE FIVE: UNLV VS. COLORADO STATE
- Out of his grandfather's shadow
Thursday, Oct. 18
- Letter: Bush tenure has been a national nightmare
- Editorial: Honoring the Dalai Lama
- Editorial: Tooth decay increasing
- Editorial: Serving the public
- Letter: Bush seems to care only about himself
- Letter: Deceit has become a lifestyle for Craig
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 18, 2007
- In Spanish or English, a chance to clear up tickets
- Check!
- CORRECTION
- LOOKING IN ON: MOTOR SPORTS
- Ron Kantowski shares the whole story of the moment the Giants won the pennant
- At UNLV, dance knows no limits
- Like Reid? Depends who's asking and how
- Worried teachers, mixed messages, meetings aplenty
Wednesday, Oct. 17
- Letter: Revenue from state builds casinos in China
- Editorial: Reviewing lethal injection
- Editorial: Mortgage crisis upon us
- Editorial: Conservative compassion
- Letter: Congress should ignore Bush's wishes
- Letter: Extremists shouldn't have hand in policy
- Government, brought to you by advertisers
- Fifth diamond for Venetian equals Wynn
- Tasers drop the perp, get the facts
- Q&A: Nancy Hart
- Political civility derailed for a day
- One person's eyesore, another's ride for sale
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 17, 2007
- Jon Ralston notes how lucky pols are that voters don't pay attention
- When music ruled Vegas
- THE ELEVATOR
- Jeff Haney explains that the latest attempt at a team poker league must overcome entrenched thinking about the game
- VICTOR ARBELAEZ SR.: 1953-2007
Tuesday, Oct. 16
- Lost in the bullet points
- Reid braves rival's turf, in the name of bipartisanship
- No hearing for night court yet
- Looking in on: Gaming
- Nothing but nature in this calendar
- From House of Blues to TV success
- Editorial: Where's the outrage been?
- Editorial: Protecting accountability
- Editorial: A question of responsibility
- Letter: Appeasing Turkey over Armenia is wrong
- Letter: Perils of a broken health care system
- Letter: We need to elect ourselves real leaders
- Trail blazed, legend laughing
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 16, 2007
Monday, Oct. 15
- The Experience Matters
- THE OPENING LINE
- Ron Kantowski takes in the sights, sounds and smells over the weekend at the Frys.com Open golf tournament
- SOAP STAR FRESHENS UP HIS ACT
- LOOKING IN ON: ENTERTAINMENT
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 15, 2007
- Letter: Congress doesn't budget its time well
- Letter: Counting the days until Bush is gone
- Letter: Looking forward to Gore's future good works
- Editorial: A federal responsibility
- Editorial: Food safety failures
- Editorial: Trashing a 12-year-old
- LOOKING IN ON: EDUCATION
- WEEK IN REVIEW: CLARK COUNTY
- Henderson chose 'best' without looking at others
- As district changes, so do Porter's votes
- He says he's ready; will he die tonight?
Sunday, Oct. 14
- Las Vegas a risky-loan leader
- Jeff Simpson says casino bosses are right, but partly to blame for tax plan
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 14, 2007
- Jon Ralston on why Nevada's weak politicians are the real culprits behind the controversial gaming tax initiative
- Editorial: World is listening to Gore
- Letter: Immigration raids were long overdue
- Letter: Why Blackwater is a black eye for U.S.
- Letter: Another way to increase education funding
- Editorial: Wildlife funding lacking
- Editorial: Giving enough guidance
- The Week in Review: Washington D.C.
- LOOKING IN ON: CITY HALL
- Jack Sheehan describes the sharp mind of the confidant Bob Maheu, who hates the word "impossible"
- Brian Greenspun urges the county to learn from Agassi's school
- Brass tacks: Looking for someone to tax
- They made risky loans, so where are they now?
- Economists: Casinos would shrug off tax hike
Saturday, Oct. 13
- The dustbowl effect
- Mormons exposed, Mormons opposed
- Conservatives let loose angst, anger
- DULY NOTED
- LOOKING IN ON: UNLV FOOTBALL
- Ron Kantowski looks at how Brigham Young has made filling the stadium easier for the bowl game's organizers
- Letter: Three cheers for ballet's young stars
- Letter: Massage businesses getting a bad rap
- Letter: Here's hoping Las Vegas meets a better fate
- Editorial: Surveillance stalemate
- Editorial: Oversight woefully lacking
- Editorial: Tracking cancer patients
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 13, 2007
Friday, Oct. 12
- Reno jury cuts $100 million from drug award
- Reno jury cuts $100 million out of drug award
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 12, 2007
- Jon Ralston on Rudy, Hillary, political staffs and Craig Walton
- Dirty sheets, towels a bargaining chip
- Market upsets Jean plan
- Ghost stops on literary tour, and a plea for preservation
- Hyperactive performer's life on stage is a snap
- Jeff Haney on why one handicapper thinks bettors can take advantage of the point spread for the Patriots-Cowboys game
- CORRECTION
- Letter: We're all paying for president's mistakes
- Editorial: The lighter side of science
- Editorial: Homework for the parents
- Editorial: Ensuring justice with DNA
- Letter: Ensign's hypocrisy on senators revealed
- Letter: Rich and powerful driving us to war
- Letter: Bush's actions are within his powers
- Raid rubs massage parlors wrong way
- Union presses downtown casino owners
- Coffeehouse recruiting
Thursday, Oct. 11
- Victor David Wood: 1923-2007
- School counselors get relief, students get time
- More cameras on the Strip?
- Jam band, funk band, fun band: Four Way Free adds up to three
- Nevada Ballet revels in fans' love
- LOOKING IN ON: MOTOR SPORTS
- Ron Kantowski on what's wrong with Chase Field and why goats, black cats and nerds aren't what's hurting the Cubs
- News to lawmakers: County's lawyer also works for other side
- Under the radar, Caesars dealers push for union
- Silver lining as well as green in tax push
- Editorial: Must justice be a victim?
- Editorial: Paying for schools
- Letter: GOP candidates are as wrong as Bush is
- Editorial: He stood for ethics
- Letter: Too few are aware of what Bush is up to
- Letter: Blame bars for smoke where it shouldn't be
- Letter: Smoking ban will be effective one day
- Letter: Greed drives casinos' stance on schools tax
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 11, 2007
Wednesday, Oct. 10
- Renaissance Faire calls to Celts, too
- Telling Morrie's story set sports writer on new path "I started off as a musician ... But my life took a big turn when I went into writing." Mitch Albom
- Industry's new push: Rethink and embrace coal
- Science says lap dancers send 'signals,' rake in cash
- In a bold move, teachers reach for gaming's pockets
- Jeff Haney looks at the characters and themes of 'Poker After Dark'
- For love of the game
- LOOKING IN ON: SUBURBS
- New strategy: Teaching nonteachers to teach
- Craig Walton: 1934 - 2007
- Editorial: Clearing the air
- Editorial: Proposal needs massaging
- Editorial: Taking the initiative
- Letter: Illegal immigrants a burden on the U.S.
- Letter: Columbus doesn't deserve the credit
- Letter: Just who are the reckless spenders?
- Letter: Land belongs to people here legally
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 10, 2007
- Jon Ralston predicts a union's bid to raise taxes will teach big gamers a lesson
Tuesday, Oct. 9
- Massage parlors struggle to keep it clean
- 'Example of how rotten labor law is'
- Editorial: Clean water is not free
- Editorial: Same old drill
- Editorial: Sins of the fathers
- Letter: Economics of health care escape president
- Letter: Don't let leaders start war in Iran
- Letter: Clean up our local governments first
- Letter: It's time the GOP breaks with Bush
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 09, 2007
- CAPERS ADAM: 1932-2007
- UPON FURTHER REVIEW
- Fun, music and $9 million
- In intimate setting, teen violinist wows connoisseurs
Monday, Oct. 8
- Fiscal Responsibility — A Call To Action
- WEEK IN REVIEW: CLARK COUNTY
- So far, track is clear for Station to go private
- THIEVES GO TO THE DOGS
- Wearing GPS, sex offenders light up map
- THE OPENING LINE
- Pacquiao ready for bigger, better things
- Jeff Haney calculates the chances that the New England Patriots will go undefeated this year to determine whether we're being offered good value on a proposition wager
- THE NEW GAME SHOW WITH THE MOST: NAME THAT HOST!
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 08, 2007
- Letter: 'Green' tax break rips off state's taxpayers
- Editorial: Mammoth ethical dilemma
- Editorial: Protecting the truth
- Editorial: Why all the secrecy?
- Letter: Why Columbus Day should be celebrated
- Letter: Don't blame bars for toothless smoke ban
- Letter: Illegal immigration burden is overstated
- Letter: Only fuzzy math will show economic gains
Sunday, Oct. 7
- Critical Mass reaches Vegas
- For librarians, a new world and a new role
- A Moment Captured: The music's blaring, but does anybody care?
- Looking in on: Gaming
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 07, 2007
- Jon Ralston explains why the Clark County Commission will sorely miss Chip Maxfield, a soft-spoken yet effective leader
- Commentary: Online schools have benefits traditional schools can't offer
- Editorial: Valley's cultural shift
- Editorial: That'll be $600 billion
- That'll be $600 billion
- Letter: God has no business being on our currency
- Letter: Middleman has no place in medical care
- Letter: Capitalism often at odds with health care
- Letter: Contractors are least of our worries in Iraq
- Letter: Why Blackwater has a license to kill
- Editorial: Bad intentions abound
- WEEK IN REVIEW: WASHINGTON, D.C
- Las Vegas a philosopher's 'paradise' - who'd have thought?
- WHERE I STAND Brian Greenspun explains how businesses can earn more green by going green
- Powerful in Vegas, hawkish toward Iran
- Vote for this, this or this
Saturday, Oct. 6
- TAKE FIVE: MANNY PACQUIAO VS. MARCO ANTONIO BARRERA, 'WILL TO WIN'
- Fans will feel changes at Frys.com tournament
- Wranglers add name to roster - make it a double
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 06, 2007
- 'Green' at what price to Nevadans?
- REID'S WILY POWER PLAY
- She tells it her way
- Letter: Reid fights good fight for people of Nevada
- Letter: Government serves people, not vice versa
- Letter: Who can blame Iran for being paranoid?
- Letter: Government health care could save us money
- Editorial: Are we still torturing?
- Editorial: Tracking deadly cargo
- Editorial: Mind over matter?
Friday, Oct. 5
- Take a peep at what they were wearing
- No big deal if we don't strictly follow the law, says doctor who oversees physicians on visas
- LOOKING IN ON: HIGHER EDUCATION
- Heller's SCHIP vote aims right
- 10 bucks and you're a 'star'
- Fallout over foreign doctors
- No big deal if we don't strictly follow the law, says doctor who oversees physicians on visas
- CORRECTIONS
- Jeff Haney explains that betting on what's 'due' can be a big mistake
- From afar, he grew up a Rebel at heart "Wink" Adams' UNLV career rests on the bedrock of his mother's strength
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 05, 2007
- Jon Ralston on Gibbons' summit and what won't happen
- Editorial: Protecting the aged
- Editorial: Gateway needs an upgrade
- Editorial: Harness the hired guns
- Letter: Withdrawing troops makes sense to most
- Letter: Bars find ways to flout smoke ban
- Letter: Whoever leads needs compassion
- Letter: America elected a terrible leader
Thursday, Oct. 4
- Gibbons should stand up to lenders, push them to help homeowners, FHA official says
- Maher laughs first, last and in Las Vegas
- Sharing water is key to Richardson's plan
- Poker tournament winners get time to pay Uncle Sam
- Vegas museum to make its move on 40 million tourists
- Editorial: Sky-high fares
- Editorial: 'Blackie' Evans: 1935-2007
- Editorial: Drive-through immigration
- Letter: Civilian deaths unfortunate outcome of war
- Letter: Immigration raids good for taxpayers
- Letter: Kids learn better than ever, online
- Letter: Virtual schools help motivated students
- Letter: Lawmakers should undo Bush's wrong
- Jack Sheehan blasts 'parachute journalists' who lob grenades after a brief visit to Vegas
- LOOKING IN ON: MOTOR SPORTS
- Two countries will collide in ring
- 'Bronx Tale' depicts struggle between working man, Mafia
- Drama unfolds between Vegas, Broadway
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 04, 2007
Wednesday, Oct. 3
- Henderson gateway cries out for makeover
- Gleefully, Dems envision majority
- Tourist hails what he thinks is a cab, and ride is straight downhill
- LOOKING IN ON: GAMING
- Clock ticks on strip club
- THE ELEVATOR
- For Love of the Game
- Jeff Haney tells how longtime insiders see online poker helping, instead of hurting, the game
- CLAUDE "BLACKIE" EVANS: 1935-2007
- CORRECTIONS
- By now you probably have heard that the Las Vegas City Council ...
- Jon Ralston talks with Obama about his war foresight
- Editorial: Helping the victim
- Editorial: Protecting our heritage
- Editorial: Program needs investigating
- Letter: GOP in Congress, Bush are ruining America
- Letter: Schooling in Nevada is worthwhile, valued
- Letter: President has every right to speak for us
Tuesday, Oct. 2
- Rally cry: Investigate accused doctors
- Disgusted, Ed Dept. looks for a new home
- Who gets to ask questions after deaths?
- You have to give the power company credit for one thing: spin...
- Bush's veto threat annoys, fails to impress
- Terrorism task force loses again
- Letter: Drive a sedan and really support our troops
- Editorial: A virtual lesson
- Editorial: BLM lacks funding
- Editorial: Impact fees are needed
- Letter: President of Iran not the only tyrant
- Letter: FEMA's plan for trailers full of holes
- Q+A: Francis Rocco Prestia
- Philharmonic convergence
- Globe-trotting chef unveils his restaurant in Henderson
- CORRECTIONS
- UPON FURTHER REVIEW
- Rally cry: Investigates accused doctors
Monday, Oct. 1
- Jeff Haney notes trends developing for college teams
- Ron Kantowski settles for hearing a quality broadcast, since he can't see the Rebels play the Wolf Pack on TV
- THE OPENING LINE
- A country bar that rocks
- FLASHPOINT for Oct 01, 2007
- Letter: Uninsured children cast aside by president
- Editorial: We can do better
- Editorial: More research needed
- Editorial: The space race
- Letter: Prudent response to rise in foreclosures
- Letter: We must have courage to face evil
- Q+A: Roy Romer
- LOOKING IN ON: SUBURBS
- Bush wasn't just talking about delays at airport
- Immigration bill's failure brings raid in Reno, fear in Las Vegas
- Charters have lots of freedom, including right to outsource
- National companies cash in with charters where the kids learn at home