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February 18, 2009
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Candace Trummell, to whom a Web site called YuccaMatters.com is registered, shares a light moment with Commissioner Butch Borasky in this undated photograph.
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500 more at Yucca face layoffs
WASHINGTON -- Employees on the Yucca Mountain Project have stepped up appeals to rescue jobs amidst confirmation that an anticipated new round of federal budget cuts will put another 500 or more of them out of work.
 | DON McDERMOTT / PVT
Zach Weldon, right, of Pahrump Valley and Johnny Field of Las Vegas Bishop Gorman squared off Saturday in the Nevada Class 4-A 171-pound wrestling championship match at Winnemucca.
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WELDON EDGED BY GAELS' FIELD: Nye mat count: one champ
WINNEMUCCA -- Cody Serfoss of Tonopah won the Nevada Class 2-A state championship at 145 pounds Saturday, salvaging what was otherwise a disappointing tournament for Nye County wrestlers.
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• Community assistance
• Animal enthusiasts challenge Humane Society agenda
• California Lottery
• Property values fall, appeals are on rise
• Fundraiser to help create Amargosa Museum
• RPC encounters obstacles rezoning last 1,250 parcels
• Support meetings
• Sleeping tortoises pose nightmare for Pahrump
• 500 more at Yucca face layoffs
• PHOTO: CLOSE CALL
• Open house set on groundwater
• PHOTO: ROLLOVER
• Community Calendar
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• PHOTO: PEAK-A-BOO
• Quick to read and it'll feel good
• PHOTO: BEING OF SERVICE
• IN BRIEF
• Obituaries
Opinion
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• The care and feeding of ex-celebrities
• Making rudeness acceptable
Sports
• Trojans split in final 4-A twin bill
• Sports Briefs
• Nye 1-A teams in playoffs
• BOWLING
• State wrestling results
• WELDON EDGED BY GAELS' FIELD: Nye mat count: one champ
• FOR THE RECORD
• TIMES RATINGS
• Manogue leads final Class 4-A boys rankings
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