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January 11, 2006
WEIRD SCIENCE
DOE shuts down Yucca Mountain
WASHINGTON - The Department of Energy has suspended work on key segments of Yucca Mountain after whistleblowers reported more problems with nuclear waste repository design and engineering, officials confirmed.
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HORACE LANGFORD JR. / PVT
Nick Owens, 14, looks for room to drive for the Pahrump Valley boys' basketball team, in its 51-49 Southern Nevada Class 3-A League victory against visiting Boulder City Friday.
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TROJANS AT FAITH LUTHERAN FRIDAY
Streaks end in 3-A openers
Streaks, good, bad, or indifferent, are meant to end. It depends on which end of the run someone is one to dictate whether it pleases or pains.
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NEWS
• Ramona Bell dead at 47
• John L. speaks to 'Friends'
• Deadly 160 finally gets state's attention
• Folks come out for local
seniors
• DOE shuts down Yucca Mountain
• Saddle West wins governor's tourism award for 'Boomtown'
• Risk factors
• Kerr leaves budget job
• Commercial projects
highlight RPC agenda
• Nevada High Court faces heavy caseload; number exceeds 2000
• Andersons open Wild Rose Florist in the northern Pahrump Valley
• Mormon missionary killed in shooting
• 'Size 12 is Not Fat' a chunky murder mystery
• Community Briefs
• PHOTO: DRIVER'S ED.
• PHOTO: SNOW PLEASE
• PHOTO: GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS
• PHOTO: AUGUST AUXILIARY
• Community assistance
• Calendar
• Support meetings
• California Lottery
OPINION
• Tri Cities contain tough Yucca lessons
• Remembering Ramona Bell
• The cold truth about my hellish holiday in Norway - sick again
• LETTER: Nuke classes
• LETTER: Let's incorporate
• LETTER: Friend of Friends
• LETTER: Putt out cancer
SPORTS
• Beatty at home
for 1-A games
• Streaks end in 3-A openers
• Trojans to face
Bulldogs, with
lead at stake
in 3-A league
• 'Dogs, Muckers
to host regionals
• Hawaii trips Pack in overtime
• Hunting, fishing licenses valid 'til Feb. 28
• Beatty matmen
at High Desert
• Trojans boxscores
• Sports Briefs
• Bowling Briefs
• Golf Briefs
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