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Some candidates for top CCSD job want more money

Some job applicants say they need to be paid more than $270,000 a year to head the Clark County School District, the fifth largest in the nation.

Las Vegas officials poised to eliminate sign content restrictions

Some hotel and wedding chapel signs that are a regular part of the landscape actually run afoul of Las Vegas ordinances banning such things as posting the price of a room or a wedding service. Since the rules would most likely be found unconstitutional if the city tried to enforce them, they’re scheduled to be repealed.

Search resumes for miners feared dead

RENO — Rescuers searched for a second day Friday for two miners missing and feared dead in a Nevada gold mine where a pipe had broken loose from a wall and severely damaged a cage that was lowering the two men into a shaft.

Sierra Vista wins opener in American Legion World Series

SPOKANE, Wash. — Alex Estrella’s game-winning hit had barely landed on the outfield grass before his father leaped atop the Sierra Vista dugout and announced to the world, “That’s my boy!”

Dealers appeal ruling on tip pooling at Wynn Resorts

Dealers fighting a 4-year-old controversial tip pooling program instituted at Wynn Resorts Ltd. have asked a Clark County District Court judge to throw out a ruling by Nevada’s labor commissioner that the policy didn’t violate state law.

Guide says Stevens in good spirits before death

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — A guide says Ted Stevens’ last day of fishing was a very good day – the former U.S. senator was in great spirits as he casted for silver salmon at an Alaska camp and raved about the spinning lures he was using. “He was happy to be there,” guide Byron Orth said. “The fishing was so good, he was planning to come back the next day.” But the 86-year-old Republican and four others died the next day when their floatplane crashed en route from a lodge to the Nushagak River camp.

‘So You Think You Can Dance’ fans pick Froderman

LOS ANGELES — Lauren Froderman had all the right moves on “So You Think You Can Dance.” Viewer votes awarded the 18-year-old recent high school graduate from Phoenix the title of “America’s Favorite Dancer” and the $250,000 grand prize.

Dr. Laura apologizes for saying N-word on the air

LOS ANGELES — Talk radio host Dr. Laura Schlessinger has issued an apology for saying the N-word several times in an on-air conversation with a caller that she said was “hypersensitive” to racism. Schlessinger said on her website that she was wrong in using the word for what she called an attempt to make a philosophical point.

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