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Cab Service Frustrates Residents

23 September 2000

For residents of Southern Nevada getting a taxi to come to your home can seem as difficult as winning Megabucks on the first pull of the handle.

Agreement Reached in C2K Controversy

22 September 2000

A tentative agreement has been reached in the controversy that shut down the C2K nightclub at the Venetian hotel-casino three weeks ago.

Suspect in Casino Killing Arrested

22 September 2000

Inadvertently released from county jail, Frimmel located in New Jersey.

Construction Contracts Issued for Vegas Monorail

22 September 2000

Ground will be broken next month on the $650 million private monorail project east of the Las Vegas Strip.

Historic Nevada Brothel for Sale

22 September 2000

The Angel's Ladies Brothel in the remote Nevada desert is listed for $1.75 million. The owner says business boomed after he used the Internet to promote it.

Neon Exhibit a Tribute to Glowing History

21 September 2000

Five of the country's top neon artists have samples of their electrifying creations on display at Las Vegas’ Reed Whipple Cultural Center Gallery

Third Suspect in Strip Robbery Will Face a Trial

21 September 2000

Luis Suarez to be tried on 14 counts related to the June 3 Bellagio robbery.

Las Vegas Mayor Supports Union in Fight For Santa Fe Workers

21 September 2000

Sante Fe hotel-casino workers get mayor’s support but Station sale is still approved without labor conditions.

Mattsen To Point Way to Binion Treasure

21 September 2000

David Mattsen has offered to lead prosecutors to what may be millions of dollars in buried treasure at Ted Binion's Pahrump ranch.

North Las Vegas Casino to Continue Operating Without a Hotel

21 September 2000

The North Las Vegas City Council agreed to allow the owners of the Fort Las Vegas Casino to operate without building a hotel until its gaming permit expires on Jan. 1.

Guggenheim to Open Art Gallery at Venetian on Las Vegas Strip

21 September 2000

The Venetian hotel-casino plans a 35,000-
square-foot gallery to house exhibits from the Guggenheim and the State Hermitage museum of St. Petersburg, Russia.

Montreal's Bombardier Wins Las Vegas Contract

21 September 2000

News Brief: Transportation giant, Bombardier, has snagged a $379 million contract to build a monorail system for Las Vegas.

Police Charge Freed Man with Murder.

20 September 2000

News Brief: Authorities were searching for one of the men suspected in the fatal shooting of a tourist at a Strip casino after they allowed him to be released last week

Las Vegas Showboat Taking 'Castaways' Name

20 September 2000

VSS Enterprises renames Showboat hotel-casino in Las Vegas the "Castaways Hotel & Casino."

Board Grapples for Solutions to Neighborhood Cab Problem

20 September 2000

The issue of how to better serve Las Vegas residential neighborhoods with taxi service continues to elude the Taxicab Authority, which agreed Tuesday to keep studying the matter.

Steve Wynn Reveals Merger Details

20 September 2000

The casino owner says he turned down an opportunity to buy MGM Grand. Both he and Kirk Kerkorian were getting bored, he says.

Las Vegas Hilton Sued Over Rape

19 September 2000

A Las Vegas woman sues Hilton and its owner Park Place Entertainment Corp. saying she was attacked, robbed and raped because of their alleged negligence and poor security.

New Video Poker Machines Lower Taxes for Winners

19 September 2000

The Stratosphere hotel-casino announced the introduction of a series of high-limit video poker machines it says will significantly reduce federal taxes for winners.

Binion Jury Foreman Agrees With Sentences

19 September 2000

Arthur Spear Jr., the jury foreman in the Ted Binion murder trial, said he wasn't surprised to see District Judge Joseph Bonaventure give more prison time to the wealthy gambling figure's convicted killers.

Judge Acts Quickly on Murphy, Tabish

19 September 2000

District Judge Joseph Bonaventure wasted little time Monday signing the judgment of conviction of Sandy Murphy and Rick Tabish.

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Las Vegas News - Page 682

For residents of Southern Nevada getting a taxi to come to your home can seem as difficult as winning Megabucks on the first pull of the handle.

A tentative agreement has been reached in the controversy that shut down the C2K nightclub at the Venetian hotel-casino three weeks ago.

Inadvertently released from county jail, Frimmel located in New Jersey.

Ground will be broken next month on the $650 million private monorail project east of the Las Vegas Strip.

The Angel's Ladies Brothel in the remote Nevada desert is listed for $1.75 million. The owner says business boomed after he used the Internet to promote it.

Five of the country's top neon artists have samples of their electrifying creations on display at Las Vegas’ Reed Whipple Cultural Center Gallery

Luis Suarez to be tried on 14 counts related to the June 3 Bellagio robbery.

Sante Fe hotel-casino workers get mayor’s support but Station sale is still approved without labor conditions.

David Mattsen has offered to lead prosecutors to what may be millions of dollars in buried treasure at Ted Binion's Pahrump ranch.

The North Las Vegas City Council agreed to allow the owners of the Fort Las Vegas Casino to operate without building a hotel until its gaming permit expires on Jan. 1.

The Venetian hotel-casino plans a 35,000-square-foot gallery to house exhibits from the Guggenheim and the State Hermitage museum of St. Petersburg, Russia.

News Brief: Transportation giant, Bombardier, has snagged a $379 million contract to build a monorail system for Las Vegas.

News Brief: Authorities were searching for one of the men suspected in the fatal shooting of a tourist at a Strip casino after they allowed him to be released last week

VSS Enterprises renames Showboat hotel-casino in Las Vegas the "Castaways Hotel & Casino."

The issue of how to better serve Las Vegas residential neighborhoods with taxi service continues to elude the Taxicab Authority, which agreed Tuesday to keep studying the matter.

The casino owner says he turned down an opportunity to buy MGM Grand. Both he and Kirk Kerkorian were getting bored, he says.

A Las Vegas woman sues Hilton and its owner Park Place Entertainment Corp. saying she was attacked, robbed and raped because of their alleged negligence and poor security.

The Stratosphere hotel-casino announced the introduction of a series of high-limit video poker machines it says will significantly reduce federal taxes for winners.

Arthur Spear Jr., the jury foreman in the Ted Binion murder trial, said he wasn't surprised to see District Judge Joseph Bonaventure give more prison time to the wealthy gambling figure's convicted killers.

District Judge Joseph Bonaventure wasted little time Monday signing the judgment of conviction of Sandy Murphy and Rick Tabish.

The Venetian hotel-casino plans a 35,000-
square-foot gallery to house exhibits from the Guggenheim and the State Hermitage museum of St. Petersburg, Russia.