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News -- Mar. 13, 2006

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Jimmie Johnson celebrates in the winner's circle Sunday after passing Matt Kenseth on the last lap of the NASCAR Nextel Cup UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Photo by John Locher.
More Than Passing Interest
For those who deride NASCAR as a traffic jam turning left for 400 miles, converts such as Las Vegas' Dea McDonald have a message: Go to a race.



MISSED DEADLINE: Time's up for voter database
A county official says Secretary of State Dean Heller, who is running for Congress, botched the awarding of a multimillion-dollar contract to create a statewide voter database, leading Nevada to miss a federal deadline and potentially waste taxpayer money.


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More Than Passing Interest
For those who deride NASCAR as a traffic jam turning left for 400 miles, converts such as Las Vegas' Dea McDonald have a message: Go to a race.

Sierra ski resorts note 10 killed on slopes since late January
TAHOE CITY, Calif. -- Safety is top priority at Lake Tahoe-area ski resorts after officials announced that 10 skiers and snowboarders have been killed since late January.

NEON MONDAY
Tom Jones is 65 and still in game

Hockey team plays on Cheney's woes with vest giveaway
"DON'T SHOOT, I'M HUMAN."

Grand jury testimony of deadly shooting conflicts
The brother of a Las Vegas Realtor charged with fatally shooting a teenager in January told a grand jury that minutes before the shooting, one of the victim's acquaintances threatened to use a shotgun on them.

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THE ARIZONA STRIP

'MAFIA COPS': Ex-detectives' trial opens today
NEW YORK -- It's a crime story that begs for a best-seller: A pair of oft-decorated NYPD detectives are accused of leading double lives, joining the mob's payroll. They allegedly go on a crime spree, leave a trail of dead bodies and retire to a life as Las Vegas high rollers.

PROTECTING FORESTS: UNR professor targets destructive beetle
CARSON CITY -- It may be small but the mountain pine beetle has caused billions of dollars in damage to forests in North America, including in an outbreak in the Lake Tahoe Basin more than a decade ago that killed thousands of lodgepole pines.

JANE ANN MORRISON: Son ready to testify against mother in political corruption trial
Consider this late twist in the corruption trial starting Tuesday: Former Commissioner Mary Kincaid-Chauncey's son, Mark Kincaid, has agreed to testify against his mom as a rebuttal witness for the government in exchange for immunity.

NORM: LV is candidate for NASCAR road show
NASCAR's Hall of Fame is bound for Charlotte, N.C., but Las Vegas could get a sneak preview.

MISSED DEADLINE: Time's up for voter database
A county official says Secretary of State Dean Heller, who is running for Congress, botched the awarding of a multimillion-dollar contract to create a statewide voter database, leading Nevada to miss a federal deadline and potentially waste taxpayer money.

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