Reid, Pelosi back more aid for ailing U.S. automakers

WASHINGTON — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi called for “emergency and limited financial assistance” for the battered auto industry on Tuesday and urged the outgoing Bush administration to join lawmakers in reaching a quick compromise.

HORSE RACING

TODAY AT HOLLYWOOD PARK

Laughter is worst medicine for Lions

At 0-9, the Detroit Lions are the only winless team in the NFL. They’re also the literal laughingstocks of the league.

Maddux debates next move

It has been only a few days since Greg Maddux returned from a family vacation in Hawaii. He needs a little more time to decide if he will return to pitch in the major leagues.

Rebels sloppy in first test

With the exception of a late scoring flurry by Wink Adams, UNLV failed to impress in its only exhibition test Tuesday night.

Champions trio triumphs

They might be geezers in the golf world, but when it comes to swinging the club, they still have it.

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BASKETBALL

BYU can’t look past Falcons

No. 16 Brigham Young has long been anticipating its game at No. 8 Utah on Nov. 22. But if the Cougars aren’t careful, they could get tripped up at Air Force on Saturday.

Residents confident Beatty will weather the rough times

The early November rainstorm rolled across Death Valley and the Amargosa Desert, turning the pale blue morning into a steely gray, but Beatty’s residents didn’t break stride.

Jones forced to state the obvious

Superstar Tom Jones has incorporated a recent bogus Internet report about his death into his act.

New intersection sends mixed signals

This week readers want to know whether to yield or stop at Aliante Parkway and the Las Vegas Beltway, why were the white lines, used to mark a breakdown lane, not repainted after Pollock Drive was repaved, and why do the folks at McCarran International Airport make it so difficult for people who use the remote parking lots to get to the departure terminal?

New poker champion rakes in $9.15 million

Peter Eastgate of Denmark became the World Series of Poker’s youngest champion early Tuesday morning, eclipsing a 19-year mark held by Phil Hellmuth.

Lawsuit says eye doctor lied about state-of-the-art surgery

A Las Vegas eye doctor who has been sued for medical malpractice at least 17 times during his career is the target of a new class-action lawsuit filed by four Las Vegas Valley residents.

Two sets of bodies are found

The discovery of a torched car containing two charred bodies in a remote location in the southwestern Las Vegas Valley is being investigated as a double homicide, Las Vegas police said Tuesday.

Aliante fires up

Rock singer Sheryl Crow, fireworks and a few thousand locals helped open Aliante Station late Tuesday night.

Summit to explore school dropout triggers

Why children quit school is a complex issue rooted in poverty and parental apathy, said experts who will speak at a dropout prevention conference today.

Poll: Obama support strong among unions

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Barack Obama won the votes of most union members who cast ballots in last week’s election, but union members in Pennsylvania, Nevada, Washington and Michigan were especially supportive of the Democratic president-elect.

IN BRIEF

counselors on hand

Housing fix

North Las Vegas officials can stop pretending to be so shocked that the Casa Rosa public housing complex has turned into an uninhabitable sty of sewage leaks, collapsing stairways and ceiling mold.

Secret justice invites abuse

A woman in the Philadelphia area sued her former employer, contending she’d been fired because she had an abortion.

RESTAURANT REPORT

Buffalo Wild Wings Grill, 190 W. Craig Road, North Las Vegas, received 17 demerits Oct. 28. Violations included cups used as scoops for condiments. GRADE: B

Readers come to the rescue for olive fan

Oh, those pesky olive pits. Yes, they seem to give the olives more flavor, but getting rid of them can be a rather delicate situation. No wonder Sue Heiselman is looking for pitted kalamata olives, and luckily, five readers have come to her rescue.

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