Ex-Rebel recalls NCAA title

In Australia during the early 1990s, teenage tennis prospects had two options if they wanted to continue their careers: Turn pro or leave home and go to college in the United States.

Rebels’ Clayton playing smart

Hidden away in Ely for training camp, Omar Clayton completed pass after pass as he took charge of the offense.

IN BRIEF

FOUR-YEAR TERM

Lawsuit opposes initiative rules

A group representing tip-earning casino workers went back to court Thursday to challenge Nevada’s initiative petition requirements, claiming rules enacted by lawmakers are onerous and unconstitutional.

Yucca fight reaffirmed

WASHINGTON — No matter what happens with the embattled director of Nevada’s Nuclear Projects Agency, the state will not give up the fight against Yucca Mountain, Nevada’s senators vowed Thursday.

Tatum throws tantrum in court

The teenager who pleaded guilty to shooting four high school students and two adults at a bus stop in December showed no remorse and had nothing kind to say Thursday prior to his sentencing.

Halverson to leave hospital, testify

District Judge Elizabeth Halverson is expected to leave temporarily the hospital on Tuesday to testify before a grand jury, which will be impaneled to hear evidence related to the attempted murder charges filed against her husband.

Volunteers sought to assist with event for homeless

Organizers of next month’s Project Homeless Connect are seeking volunteers and sponsors for the event, which aims to help thousands of the valley’s homeless find housing and jobs.

Mayor’s itinerary might be clue to arena plans

For those following Southern Nevada’s competing sports arena plans, here’s something to keep an eye on: whether Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman goes to Europe in October.

Titus puts focus on new jobs

State Sen. Dina Titus, a Democratic congressional candidate, on Thursday presented a plan she said would create jobs in Southern Nevada, largely through expanding the renewable energy industry.

Bye, bye, Blue

The Los Angeles Dodgers on Thursday ended their eight-year Triple-A affiliation with the Las Vegas 51s by agreeing on a two-year player development contract with the Albuquerque Isotopes.

Flu vaccinations available

Flu season is around the corner and the Southern Nevada Health District wants to get residents immunized. The health district’s vaccine campaign starts Monday.

Witness: Simpson family photos target of sting

O.J. Simpson and auctioneer Thomas Riccio had talked for weeks about their sting to surprise some memorabilia dealers and retrieve hundreds of treasured Simpson family photos, Riccio testified Thursday.

Nudity demands deliberation

If you’re one of the legions of adults who frequent nudie shows on the Strip, I’d like to introduce you to a fun new drinking game. It’s called “Real, Fake, Uneven.” Figure out the rules for yourself.

Women in House races might set new standard

WASHINGTON Nevada could make history on Nov. 4 by becoming the first state to send an all-female, multiple-member delegation to the U.S. House of Representatives.

Campaign finance laws earn Nevada grade of F

CARSON CITY — The Campaign Finance Disclosure Project has given Nevada its fourth straight failing grade because of weak campaign finance laws and practices.

Housing agencies explore merger

The valley’s three public housing authorities, tasked with helping provide affordable housing for the poor, took another step Thursday toward consolidating into a single “superagency” that would be among the country’s largest housing authorities.

Jeffs team: Texas evidence inadmissible

KINGMAN, Ariz. — The attorney leading the Arizona defense of the prophet of a polygamous sect has filed a motion here to suppress evidence seized in the controversial raid on the church’s Yearning For Zion ranch in Texas.

Movies

OPENING THIS WEEK

Not a Political Statement

Las Vegan Ernie Curcio lived in New York for five years as a budding stage director, but he avoided going to see all the anti-Bush and anti-war plays there. It’s not that they insulted him politically. He just found them kind of redundant.

Silverton giving away $50 every five minutes

Every five minutes from noon to 9 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays (through Oct. 5), the Silverton is giving away $50 cash to a random customer who is playing any slot, video poker or video keno machine with his Discovery Club card inserted.

Signed, Sealed, Delivered

In the 1970s, Pete Rose and Johnny Bench supplied rocket fuel for Cincinnati’s Big Red Machine.

Mandalay Bay beach hosts fundraiser

The Epicurean Charitable Foundation’s seventh annual Scholarship Fundraiser, with entertainment by Sara Bareilles, is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Oct. 3 on the beach at Mandalay Bay, 3950 Las Vegas Blvd. South. Tickets start at $500; for more information, call 932-5098. …

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