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Trade Show Changes SARS Policy

13 May 2003

News Brief: Jewelers from Hong Kong can show their goods in a Las Vegas trade fair after organizers reversed an earlier decision to keep them in an isolated tent, but they must take stringent precautions against SARS, officials said today.

Man Arrested in Downtown Las Vegas Slaying of Utah Tourist

13 May 2003

News Brief: A Las Vegas man has been arrested in the slaying of a Utah tourist who left a Strip hotel and went to one of the city's roughest neighborhoods to buy drugs, police said.

The Strip: Weekend Room Rates Remain Soft

13 May 2003

A full recovery for the gaming industry from the war with Iraq and the sluggish economy is still a long way off, Wall Street analysts said Monday.

Las Vegas Guggenheim Closing

12 May 2003

The Venetian hotel on the Las Vegas Strip announced Friday it will turn its Guggenheim museum into a showroom for stage productions.

Column: Wynn's Art Purchases Overshadow Trump Truce

12 May 2003

Before returning with $40 million worth of masterpieces by Paul Cézanne and Pierre-Auguste Renoir, megaresort developer Steve Wynn made side trips to Paris and Dublin in his private jet.

Travel and Tourism: The Lure of the Links

12 May 2003

When Cascata, Park Place Entertainment Corp.'s private golf course, opened three years ago, Sports Illustrated wanted to publish a feature article about the world class links near Boulder City.

Discounts Planned at 70 Vegas Hotels

12 May 2003

Las Vegas resorts will offer 20 percent discounts on room rates for military personnel in a promotion designed to capitalize on the return of troops from overseas.

Wynn Buys Cezanne

8 May 2003

Las Vegas casino mogul Steve Wynn has bought his second multimillion-dollar art piece in two days, winning the bid for a self-portrait by Paul Cezanne for $17.3 million at Christie's in New York.

Tourist Isolated Suspected of Having SARS

7 May 2003

News Brief: A Las Vegas tourist who could be infected with SARS is in isolation at an undisclosed location. The public is not at risk, Clark County health official says.

Mirage Cocktail Waitress Settles in Lawsuit

7 May 2003

The last of 11 cocktail waitresses who filed suit against The Mirage based on allegations that their jobs were threatened because they were overweight agreed to a settlement Tuesday.

Grand Opening Set for Lake Las Vegas Casino

7 May 2003

The Las Vegas Valley's third casino this year won't debut to great fanfare. But the Casino MonteLago, tucked behind the Ritz-Carlton hotel at Lake Las Vegas in Henderson, still expects to earn a following among Las Vegas locals.

Moon Resort and Casino: It's Time to Shake Some Sand...

7 May 2003

Michael R. Henderson, creator of the MOON themed Resort Hotel today released additional information regarding his Resort and Casino project which has been the subject of worldwide press and television coverage.

Airport Security: Screener Cut Proposal Renews Delays Fears

7 May 2003

Plans to reduce the number of federal security workers at McCarran International Airport renewed concerns Monday that the 'hassle factor' could drive leisure travelers to their cars -- or out of the local market altogether -- during peak times.

Las Vegas Shedding Family-Friendly Image

6 May 2003

News Brief: Las Vegas' is is returning to it's tantalizing and risque Sin City reputation.

Vegas Software Company Expanding

6 May 2003

ValetNoir Inc., a Las Vegas technology company that makes player tracking software for casinos, has signed a lease for expanded office space in the Airport East Center and expects to hire additional employees.

Airport Security: Agency will Rethink McCarran Cuts

5 May 2003

Less than two days after it announced it plans to reduce its McCarran International Airport security force by 15 percent, the Transportation Security Administration instead said Friday it will review the airport's staffing situation before it makes any changes in Las Vegas.

Non-Union Workers Win Round in Court

5 May 2003

A Las Vegas worker who allegedly was blocked by a union from taking jobs because he refused to join the union has won a round in the courts for all non-union trades workers.

Slain Tourist Recalled as Free Spirit

5 May 2003

News Brief: A tourist found beaten to death Monday morning had celebrated her birthday at the Bellagio hours earlier, then took a cab alone to Binion's Horseshoe, police said.

The Venetian Names New Hotel Tower

2 May 2003

Building upon a tradition that has made it one of the world's most sought-after hotel and meeting destinations, The Venetian will open an additional 1,013 suites in a new tower named `Venezia’ in late June.

Heard it on the River

1 May 2003

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