Tuesday, March 25, 1997 To read a story, HIGHLIGHT headline and click READ. Troubled roller coaster grounded for third time Spring-breaking into song Offices called too big City, police joining forces to clean up Meadows V... Deaths Henderson board considers cable TV panel IN BRIEF Lobbyists' spending down this session Security breach delays McCarran Airport flights Neighborhood slayings not related, police say School district panel looks at new rules to dress... Trial begins for TootleVision founder Highway Patrol trooper injured in collision No end to water flow Nevada briefs LV park plan put on hold Something To Sneeze At ----------END----------
	Jeanette Londegran, an allergy technician with the Allergy Institute of Nevada, gives Janet Cole an allergy test on Monday. Cole sought relief for her watery eyes at the start of the allergy season. Related photo (12k): Jeanette Londegran grabs a bottle of mulberry serum from a testing tray at the Allergy Institute of Nevada. Photos by Jeff Scheid.	Something To Sneeze At By Warren Bates      Review-JournalMarch is not a good time of year for Janet Cole. FULL TEXT LV park plan put on hold A private-public recreational proposal was shelved indefinitely Monday by the Las Vegas City Council amid concerns that former County Commissioner Don Schlesinger was getting a special deal.       Responding to those worries, council members said they may solicit other proposals to expand Trent Park -- something not considered until Monday, even though Schlesinger's plan was first presented to city officials almost a year ago. FULL TEXT
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