Tuesday, April 15, 1997 To read a story, HIGHLIGHT headline and click READ. A MEGAWINNER Judges order faster enforcement of juvenile sente... PHOTO: IRS wants your money ... (29k) Facilities expansion sought OBITUARIES Henderson man pleads guilty to helping plot robbe... Regents' phone discussion violated meeting law, c... Air space vote set for today Lawmaker fighting order raising child support IN BRIEF Beltway's environmental impacts draw residents' c... Sportsmen's group again seeks to change wildlife ... Abducted girl back home Panel seeks to end ex-judge's bid to regain post Longtime area resident Ed Park dies at age 96 Vote on nuclear waste bill considered too close t... Lawmaker seeks explanation for academic standards... Vote on new sales tax delayed by lawmakers Law makes parents liable for vandalism by children Claims by slot cheat released Nevada briefs Nuclear check stations sought Mind Frontiers ----------END----------
	Dean Radin, director of the Cognitive Sciences Laboratory at UNLV, says he uses his plasma globe in experiments studying the interaction of mind and matter. Photo by Mike Salsbury.	Mind Frontiers Out-of-body excursions. Near-death experiences. The neurobiology of consciousness and unconsciousness. Paranormal events. Metaphysical phenomena.       UNLV students soon will have an opportunity to earn science credits for studying such aspects of human consciousness, thanks to a $3.7 million gift from Las Vegas real estate developer Robert Bigelow. FULL TEXT Nuclear check stations sought CARSON CITY -- With Congress near to deciding whether to ship nuclear waste to Nevada, a veteran state senator is asking for the establishment of four inspection stations at state borders.       "Whether we like it or not, waste storage is coming, it is apparent to me," said Sen. Lawrence Jacobsen, R-Minden. "Some day it is going to happen." FULL TEXT
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