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March 2, 2005

UTILITIES INC. EXPANSION DELAYED
Bond would be required on 'temporary' septic systems

Officials with authority over water and sewage treatment made a first effort Monday in deciding future water policy in the Pahrump Valley. The group made rough plans to institute a bonding requirement for new homebuyers utilizing temporary septic systems until Utilities Inc. comes online with full capacity to service its new customers.

By DON McDERMOTT / PVT
The Pahrump Valley High School girls' basketball team won its second straight Nevada Class 3-A state championship - and sixth overall - with a come-from-behind, 55-53 victory against Southern rival Boulder City Saturday in the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas. Melanie Maeder, 10, dropped in a 21-foot 3-point field goal as time expired to lift the Trojans to their 29th victory in 34 games this season. Sara Coleman, 31, congratulates her senior classmate as other Lady Trojans gather around. At the left is Veronica Villa, who later was named Nevada's Class 3-A player of the year for the second straight season.

CHAMPS ... AGAIN!!!
Maeder's bomb beats the Eagles

LAS VEGAS - For 35 minutes and 57 seconds, Boulder City appeared on the verge of pulling off two major upsets in the Nevada State Class 3-A girls basketball tournament.

NEWS
• Statewide lottery could fund education system
• Woman nabbed with 20 pounds
• Bond would be required on 'temporary' septic systems
• State minimum wage debated
• 'Tivoli' urges readers to look past the surface
• Mining fees reduced
• Cancer Society educates on prevention of colon disease
• Dusty wheels get the grease this road season
• Gravel, dust, mud, floods and levees
• Lawmakers support Bush plan
• Inyo residents leery of transports
• Test Site contract up for bid again
• PHOTO: DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
• PHOTO: RED HOT
• Rosemary Clarke students of the month
• In the Service
• Calendar
• Community assistance
• Support meetings
• California Lottery

OPINION
• Now's the time to close the public, private wage gap
• Moderate Reid made a villain by bloggers
• LETTER: Social conscience
• LETTER: Lady in red
• LETTER: Hopkins the legend

SPORTS
• Trojans' victory against Lowry void of fireworks
• Maeder's bomb beats the Eagles
• An overtime win in a classic game
• Second tournament March 13
• Centennial, White Pine, Alamo win girls titles
• Faith Lutheran stops Dayton in 3-A finals
• Got a spring, summer league?
• Hunter safety course this month
• PHOTO: HIGH SCHOOL RODEO AT ARENA
• PHOTO: OPENING DAY SET
• PVHS Girls Basketball
• Boxscores
• Sports Briefs
• Bowling Briefs