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August 10, 2005
PIPELINE PROJECT
Las Vegas not after our water
From diplomacy standpoints alone Patricia Mulroy might have the most difficult job in Nevada - go out and win the hearts and minds of rural Nevadans whose water Clark County desperately needs.
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DON McDERMOTT / PVT
Desiree Fortin, in black shirt, led the Pahrump Valley Junior Golf Association's Gene Goins Memorial Tournament, after Day One of the 36-hole medal play event at Lakeview Executive.
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JUNIOR GOLF MAJOR AT LAKEVIEW
Fortin, Belcher lead in Goins
Desiree Fortin finished sixth in the Las Vegas Junior Golf Championships last week, about a month after taking second in the Inferno Open.
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NEWS
• Democratic operatives watching Wal-Mart
• Feds challenge Nye's oversight spending
• Town attorney resigns
• Heat claims two in Death Valley
• Las Vegas not after our water
• Guesswork at root of radiation standards
• Firefighters send
boys to 'boot' camp
• Saddle West to 'maintain pace with market'
• 'Early Bird' a book for retirees - or for anyone who plans to retire soon
• PHOTO: WATER WORLD
• Calendar
• Briefs
• Community assistance
• Support meetings
• California Lottery
OPINION
• All illegality not created equal: The immigrant song
• Keeping the dialogue so narrow it's useless
• LETTER: Sins, vitamins
• LETTER: Strange days
• LETTER: Bitter pills
SPORTS
• Fortin, Belcher lead in Goins
• Nevada's Flowers honored
• Football
to start
Thursday;
Did you
get exam?
• Pop Warner football
teams working out
• Hildebrand
triumphs in
coupes, super stocks mains
• Want to cover
prep, other sports?
• Bowling Briefs
• Golf Briefs
• Sports Briefs
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