September 16, 2005
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Applicants for School Board
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Center's demolition delayed
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Nevada jobless rate drops
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Police investigate apparent murder-suicide
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Nevada remains world's third-largest gold producer
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Gaming briefs for Sept. 16, 2005
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Legislation to outlaw online gambling suffers setback
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With merchandise, coroner's office capitalizes on popularity of forensics
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Jackpot strikes a second time for man, 92
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Harter sets $500 million goal
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Relocated family worries about relatives left behind
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Mountain fire may move toward homes
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Columnist Jeff German: Sign flap at county building
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Former Venetian exec takes post at N.M. resort
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Companies not fearful of product knock-offs
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Experts: Gaming growth good bet
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Fugitive suspect in area robberies
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Boardwalk closing to clear way for CityCenter
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Newspaper denied bid for records of dead girl
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Perkins disputes claim he disrupted hospital
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NRC is told quality comes first on Yucca Mountain work
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Columnist Nick Christensen: Biggest non-league week of season upon us
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Sports briefs for September 16, 2005
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Saturday's horse racing entries
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Wynn cuts borrowing cost of Macau casino project
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Panel rejects tourism commission's request to fund Mexico office
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French, U.S. companies to build nuke power plant
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Fishing report: Stripers finally turning up on top
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IBM to urge its workers to be teachers
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Twenty-three apply for seat on School Board
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Chain questions motives of lawsuit by labor group
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Brokerage drops account service fees, raises outlook
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Agency: Bankrupt airlines must continue to pay into pensions
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Company to cut 5,000 jobs, shut third of factories
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Payday loan law causing confusion
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Obituaries for Sept. 16, 2005
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Lawyer says heist suspect's plea to depend on deal
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News briefs for Sept. 16, 2005
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State lawmakers want assurances park will not be developed commercially
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UNLV seniors driven by wall plaques
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Columnist Ron Kantowski: There's more to racing than fiery wrecks
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Peden, Barrera put friendship on hold for unification bout
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Work begins on $8.7 million outdoor plaza and amphitheater
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Extortion conviction overturned by court
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Death penalty upheld for killer of woman, her son
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Letter: Alibis, excuses keep on coming
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Letter: Bush lacks logic and compassion
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Letter: Instead of exchanging gifts, send donations
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Editorial: Questions on oversight
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Editorial: Misplaced priorities
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Children are happily reading in Stine's time
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Community briefs for Sept. 16, 2005
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Columnist Jerry Fink: Entertainment takes stage at Gaming Expo
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A little of everything: Since days with Sound Machine, Jon Secada has built a diverse career
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After revamp, Luxor is still 'Fantasy' land
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Columnist Muriel Stevens: New steakhouse BOA is to cheer for
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Boards' new CD is child's play
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Columnist Spencer Patterson: Indie practitioners Interpol happy to play in the dark
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Columnist Jerry Fink: Something for everyone at the Freakin' Frog