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 CLEANUP EFFORT STRIKES GOLDKent Turner, left, and Jim Schuyler weigh where to dig next as they scrape the dirt away from an abandoned vehicle Sunday during an effort to cleanup Gold Strike Canyon.RELATED PHOTO: Volunteers including Christina Gibson, left, and Russell Davis use a biodegradable solvent and wire brush to remove graffiti from rocks. Sandblasting equipment was used to remove other forms of graffiti at the remote location, between the Gold Strike Casino and the Colorado River. Photos by Ralph Fountain. |
 Mailings put stamp on raceIt was a memorable catch phrase.Sen. Harry Reid, usually so temperate he likes his drinks at room temperature, scornfully called Rep. John Ensign "the king of franking." FULL TEXT Death rates from most cancers fallReports on cancer cases nationwide show that sunny Nevada is projected to have the third highest rate of deaths in 1998 from melanoma, a form of skin cancer.But early detection and awareness of the disease and its causes have generally kept death rates down, according to statistics kept by American Cancer Society Inc. and the National Cancer Institute. FULL TEXT 
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