A perpetual tax-and-spend cycle

The U.S. Census Bureau — hardly a partisan outfit — has issued some new numbers showing what happened to Nevada tax revenue from 2002 to 2007.

Rhodes could keep golf course

The reorganization plan for the bankrupt Rhodes Cos.’ 32 related companies gives developer Jim Rhodes an option to buy the Rhodes Ranch Golf Course for $5.9 million after eight years, which could leave the course in limbo in the meantime, analysts say.

LV Halloween dealers expect to beat predicted retail sales slump

While a national trade group predicts Halloween sales will be slow, a couple of local fantasy merchants disagree.
HalloweenMart, at 6230 S. Decatur Blvd., has enjoyed a small increase in sales rather than the slump that was expected, Vice President Heather Siegel said. “I have actually been scrambling now to purchase more product,” she said. Manufacturers are trying to increase costume production.

Dismantling to intensify at power plant

KINGMAN, Ariz. — A two-year undertaking to dismantle a coal-fired power plant that has been idle for nearly four years in Laughlin will become highly visible this month.

IN BRIEF

After debtholders balk, MGM stops exchange

Commercial real estate sectors slide further in third quarter

Every sector of commercial real estate in Las Vegas showed continued weakness in the third quarter, although there are some indications of stabilization, a research analyst for Colliers International said Thursday.

Prestigious Packard rode out Great Depression

I’m not sure how true the story is, but by father once told me that his uncle, a well-to-do businessman during the time of the Great Depression, would order a new Packard automobile every three years or so.

Car brochures can be baffling

“With any internal combustion engine, the lower the temperature and pressure of the exhaust gases, the more thermally efficient the engine is operating. That is, the more the energy of the combustion process has been captured as mechanical energy, rather than being exhausted out the tailpipe as heat.”

Gaudin Ford hosts second Barrett-Jackson Cruise-In

The Barrett-Jackson Auction Co. will hold its second annual Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas Cruise-In at Gaudin Ford on Saturday, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Entry into the car show is free and all makes and models are welcome. Barrett-Jackson President Steve Davis and Vice President of Consignment Gary Bennett will be on hand to meet enthusiasts, judge entries and select three Barrett-Jackson Choice Awards.

NFL BETTING: Fisher will get Titans on track

Despite mounting evidence to the contrary, there are excellent coaches walking NFL sidelines. Jeff Fisher of the Tennessee Titans is one of them.

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