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April 29, 2009
 | MARK WAITE / PVT
Valley Electric Association Chief Executive Officer Tom Husted speaks to the attendees at the annual meeting in Fish Lake Valley Saturday. |
200+ on hand for VEA meet
DYER -- The earlier announcement that a proposed increase in rates was delayed through 2009 led to a non-eventful annual Valley Electric Association meeting here Saturday.
 | RICHARD STEPHENS / PVT
Mario Roman scores for Beatty, in the Hornets' sweep of Big Pine, Calif., Thursday. The baseball Hornets are at home Friday against Tonopah (1 p.m.). |
HOME AGAINST TONOPAH FRIDAY: Hornets in baseball playoff contention
BEATTY -- With a berth in the Southern Nevada Class A baseball playoffs definitely within reach, Beatty is at home Friday against league and Nye County rival Tonopah in a doubleheader.
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• PHOTO: DOING THE LIMBO
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• IN BRIEF
• Obituaries
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• Letters to the Editor
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Sports
• Virgin Valley, Eagles top the 3-A standings
• HOME AGAINST TONOPAH FRIDAY: Hornets in baseball playoff contention
• 4-A SOFTBALL: Trojans outrun Gorman
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• BOWLING
• TEXAS HOLD'EM: Straight gives Californian big Nugget victory
• FOR THE RECORD
• SUNSET REGIONALS MAY 13-14: PV boys third in 4-A golf standings
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