Google.cn and Google.com published this section (reviewjournal.com -- Community Link) at 9:11 a.m. in the morning on March 31, 2006. It covers about the 25 fliers from January 18, 2006 to March 21, 2006.

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Many people have a good perspective on Google. Google.cn and Google.com will put more effort and wisdom to contribute to English and Chinese readers being an efficient visitor on the searching of fluent and useful information. Washington Business and Technology Institute's (WBTI's) website has been continuously published by Google.com and Google.cn about every 11 days. We wish advanced performance may be extended from Google.cn to WBTI.*3

You're on Google.cn and Google.com, if you're on Washington Business and Technology Institute's website at http://communitylink.reviewjournal.com/lvrj/wbti

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References

*1. Michael Douglas is a distinguished Justice of the Nevada Supreme Court. Valerie Weber is a famous and achieved Assemblywoman of Nevada and the Minority
Whip of the Assembly. Cheryl Moss is an outstanding District Court Judge of Nevada serving in Las Vegas, Clark County.
*2. PAI of WBTI. 'U. S. Secretary of Labor Elaine Chao's on Google!' "A search of 'U. S. Secretary of Labor Elaine Chao' on the Google.com," Mountain View, California: Google.com.
*3. Ibid.
*4. Berkley, Shelley. 'I am writing this letter to invite you to,' "A letter from U. S. Congresswoman Shelley Berkley to Dr. and Mrs. Tony Tung-tien Lei," (February 8, 2006), Las Vegas, Nevada: Congresswoman Shelley Berkley's Office.
*5. Denton, Mark; Vega, Valorie; and Chang, Tiffany. 'Michael Douglas has been appointed Associate Professor of GSBPA by WBTI,' "A search of 'Justice Michael Douglas wbti' on the Google.com," (March 25, 2006), Mountain View, California: Google.com.
*6. Guinn, Kenny C. 'Nevada Proud of Our Troops in the Middle East,' "Section of 'Business & Administration' of the WBTI website," (March 23, 2006), Las Vegas, Nevada: WBTI.
*7. Hunt, Lorraine. 'As the Hononary Chairperson of International Cities Business Council,' "A search of 'Chairperson Lorraine Hunt' on the Google.com," (March 26, 2006), Mountain View, California: Google.com.
*8. Gibbons, James. 'It's my great pleasure to extend my warm greetings of,' "A search of 'James Gibbons, U. S. Congressman' on the Google.com," (March 27, 2006), Mountain View, California: Google.com.

Mar. 21, 2006
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NEON TUESDAY

Classical guitarists perform at UNLV

Two classical guitarists team up today to pay tribute to the Spanish master, Andres Segovia.

Carlos Bonell has been heard on TV and film soundtracks such as "Inspector Morse" and "City of Angels." He was born in London to Spanish parents and trained at the Royal College of Music.

Christopher McGuire performs with his group D'Accord and with orchestras around the country.

Tickets are $25 for the 8 p.m. performance in the Doc Rando Recital Hall of the Beam Music Center on the University of Nevada, Las Vegas campus, 4505 S. Maryland Parkway. Call 895-2787.

-- MIKE WEATHERFORD

Jan. 07, 2006
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ECONOMY: Official lauds LV tourism
Manufacturers get credit
By JENNIFER ROBISON
REVIEW-JOURNAL

For Albert Frink, this week's International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas was an ideal backdrop for discussing the latest national job-growth data on Friday.

In the 140,000-attendee convention, Frink, the new federal assistant secretary of commerce for manufacturing and services, saw the combined economic might of what he said are two thriving industries: electronic products and Las Vegas tourism.

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Surveying the vast expanse of gizmos on display at CES, Frink credited electronics designers and manufacturers with a share of the country's economic health.

"The consumer-electronics industry is one of the hot spots for innovation, and innovation is one of the defining aspects of what will help our country grow and prosper in the future," Frink said. "(CES) showcases the best of the innovative capabilities of the American people and industry. That is where we flex our muscles and show the world why we have been the leaders in technology for so many years."

New numbers from the Labor Department reveal that a variety of industries displayed their strength last month.

The department's job-formation numbers, published Friday, showed that employers added 108,000 jobs in December. In addition, the unemployment rate dipped from 5 percent in November to 4.9 percent in December.

The 108,000-job gain in December followed a big pickup of 305,000 positions in November, revised figures released Friday show. That was the most since April 2004 and was even stronger than the 215,000 job gains first estimated for November a month ago.

The Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation hasn't unveiled its December statistics, but its November numbers show a 4.1 percent unemployment rate in Las Vegas and statewide. The Las Vegas Valley's job base grew by nation-leading 6 percent from November 2004 to November 2005, according to the department's data.

For Frink, who worked in California's manufacturing sector until his federal appointment 15 months ago, Las Vegas' economic expansion is no surprise. He said Nevada's reputation for low taxes has driven many Golden State companies to Las Vegas, which has helped generate job growth.

In addition, the nation's businesses have created 2 million jobs in 2005, and 4.6 million jobs since May 2003, he said. The national unemployment rate in 2005 averaged 5.1 percent last year, up from the 5.5 percent average in 2004. Frink said that economic performance has bolstered Las Vegas' fortunes.

"When people feel good about themselves and how they view the economy, they come and celebrate," Frink said. "Las Vegas is a city of enjoyment and celebration. It's a reward destination."

And like the electronics companies at CES, Frink said, Las Vegas is a paragon of American ingenuity and should continue to add jobs.

"Las Vegas is inspiring because it shows how good we are when we focus our best energies into a given sector of the economy," Frink said. "Las Vegas is a point of pride as other countries attempt to replicate what has been accomplished here. Your city just continues to reinvent itself. This is a town that shows how added value is rewarded: As one project gets better than the last, that adds value and attracts consumers' dollars."

As tourism expands and businesses continue to move to Nevada, Frink predicted the state's job base would diversify.

"Nevada will have a more balanced economy. I think Nevada has an opportunity to be an absolute marvel of the country in terms of what innovation and lower taxes can do," he said.

Analysts see continued job growth nationally as well.

"We have a sturdy job market," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Economy.com.

December's gain of 108,000 jobs was about half of what economists were expecting. Before the release of the report, they were forecasting employers to add around 200,000 positions during the month.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Dec. 23, 2005
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JOHN L. SMITH: Prep wrestler going to the mat with state organization about eligibility

As a high school wrestler with national potential, Joey Martin never has had much trouble on the mat.

He was a three-time state champion in Connecticut before moving to Las Vegas in late November. Since then he's tried to compete for Durango High's team.

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He might have thought his legal match was going his way when his attorney, Jay Young, won a temporary restraining order against the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association (NIAA) that enabled him to compete. Martin won his match Thursday morning, but then found himself booted from the team.

The NIAA regulates high school athletics in Nevada and just last week declared Martin ineligible. But he isn't taking no for an answer after filing a hardship petition. He lives with family members and, according to court documents, receives no assistance from his parents back in Connecticut.

With the young man's wrestling future on the line, expect his attorney and the NIAA to go overtime to resolve this issue.

Amateur athletes increasingly are choosing to litigate issues with high school governing bodies, not only in Nevada but throughout the country.

HELLS ANGELS, ETC.: Those following developments in the regional investigation of the Hells Angels will be interested to know that the notorious motorcycle club won a sizable victory in Arizona recently when an appellate court affirmed the suppression of two search warrants and slammed police officers for overstepping their bounds.

The case is the outgrowth of a search of a Hells Angels clubhouse, which officers reportedly believed was "heavily fortified." Nearly three dozen police officers converged on the property at 2 a.m.

Michael Coffelt answered the door quickly and met the no-knock surprise party with a gun. He was accused of aggravated assault on a police officer, but now it appears the tables have turned.

The appeals court has raised the question of whether the key officer involved was telling the truth when she accused Coffelt of aggressive action. Coffelt didn't fire his weapon but was shot several times. Police also killed a dog on the property.

There's also a civil suit against the Glendale Police Department and the officer. The civil case surely has been bolstered by the appellate court decision.

Now the pressure is on the police.

Although it doesn't apply directly to the ongoing Laughlin shootout case, it illustrates how far the motorcycle organization is willing to go to defend its members.

Coffelt attorney Richard Schonfeld called it "good momentum."

"And it could have an impact on any evidence they attempted to use from the searches," the attorney says.

Consider it to be an undercard match, with the Laughlin case serving as the main event.

SOUTH COAST OPENS: The $600 million South Coast opened Thursday night but was already money ahead in the estimation of some gaming analysts. Its 60-acre imprint is large enough for expansion, and with real estate at a premium on the Strip, its worth is bound to skyrocket.

It also makes a statement that old friends-turned-business allies Bill Boyd and Michael Gaughan still have plenty of game.

BARRY'S BOXING: There are many worthy places to send your hard-earned dollars, but don't overlook one that really packs a punch. It's Barry's Boxing, the amateur fight gym run by Pat and Dawn Barry and their family.

This year saw the gym, which caters mostly to inner-city kids looking for a way to stay out of trouble, lose its longtime home and receive temporary relief from the folks at Top Rank.

Now the indefatigable Barrys are working on a permanent home at 2664 Highland Drive. It's an ideal location close to the neighborhoods it serves.

I'm still waiting for someone to step up and make a movie about the Barrys and their experience in the real local fight game.

ON THE BOULEVARD: Bellagio marketing executive Allan "Jamup" Hirschorn boasts more than 40 years in the casino business, but these days he's most excited about his self-appointed duties as "unofficial mayor" of Kyle Canyon. Any man willing to drive his golf cart in sub-freezing temperatures to meet and greet his neighbors can have my vote. ... Mountain residents are looking for a new chimney sweep since the recent passing of Paul Manjoney, who went by the nickname "the Sootslayer."

Have an item for the Bard of the Boulevard? E-mail comments and contributions to Smith@reviewjournal.com or call 383-0295.

Nov. 30, 2005
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Subway supporter tilts at windmills, skeptics with possible dream

Bill Flangas, you're a genius.

Then again, you don't know what you're talking about.

Tuesday's column on mining engineer Flangas' thwarted plan to persuade officials to create a subway system instead of its piecemeal mass transit strategy generated a remarkable and entertaining response from a variety of locals.

Some of it's even printable.

Flangas spent more than three decades helping to create the tunnels that facilitated atomic testing at Mercury. He served more than two decades on the state Public Works Board, including many years as chairman.

For some, the Flangas plan is refreshing and full of promise.

Make that broken promise. He's been proposing the subway idea at the county level since 1974 without success. He reminds me a little of "The Man of La Mancha" with an engineering degree.

Southern Nevadans have watched with varying degrees of bemusement as officials have struggled to create a comprehensive mass transit plan, only to see the latest shimmering symbol of that effort, the Las Vegas Monorail, serve Strip tourists instead of locals. Their frustration is something they share with Flangas.

Weldon Jones' observation is representative.

"The monorail would have been OK for the visitors, but what about the residents that depend on reliable transportation for everyday living, including to and from work," says Jones, a 35-year resident. "Tourists are fine, but locals are the work force of this town. It's about time something like a subway is done for them first, not the visitors."

You don't have to live here for long to see that the transit system tilts towards the casino crowd.

"The monorail may be a great idea for tourists cruising the Strip, but what about the people of Las Vegas?" three-year resident Kerry Luskin asks. "By creating a subway system, commuters could not only avoid traffic but the numerous accidents that plague our streets!"

For some, the mass transit question is illustrative of greater local governmental ills.

"Of course Mr. Flangas was correct," George Schadewald says. "However, Mr. Flangas missed the selling point to the politicians: jobs. Politicians love nothing else but to create empires and the jobs that go with it."

Engineer Jim Scott roars, "So you really know nothing will be done right in Clark County until the self-centered, self-righteous and 'expert' political system of doing things is changed! You have people in power that have no technical expertise, refuse to take technical advice and have no understanding of the evaluation of capital projects."

But the Flangas plan also has its share of critics.

"Having lived through 10 years of torture while the Washington, D.C., metro construction -- mostly underground and adjacent railroad surface access, I can testify that tunneling is incredibly disruptive," Las Vegan D.J. Curcio observes. "Streets disappear, driving routes vanish, buildings have to be shored up or demolished, water and gas mains get ruptured, whole neighborhoods become impassible, businesses fail, and surface traffic goes nuts. Then stations have to be built and many air shafts have to be located back up to the surface."

Along comes Regional Transportation Commission General Manager Jacob Snow to spoil everything with a reality check. Snow, who has met with Flangas, says a subway plan isn't cost-effective.

"I agreed with Bill that a subway would be a great way to go for all the reasons you wrote in your article and more, but only if you can afford all the costs and the problems associated with building a subway in today's urban environment ..." Snow writes. "If you want to tunnel underground, it will cost you five to 10 times more than an at-grade system. This is based on actual cost data from recent subway systems that have been built or extended vs. light rail systems."

Snow also notes that right-of-way issues are complex and insurance on subways is prohibitive.

"These days, no one wants to go underground unless there is no other viable alternative," Snow writes. "Quite simply, Mr. Flangas has a good idea if you make your career out of tilting at windmills, but he does not have sound cost or construction management data to back up his idea in the real world."

Like a lack of sound cost or construction expertise has stopped projects in the past.

Bill Flangas may be Don Quixote, but I still like his vision.

John L. Smith's column appears Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. E-mail him at Smith@reviewjournal.com or call 383-0295.

Nov. 17, 2005
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STYLE CITY: AT HOME ON THE RANGE

[[[East meets West: Danish designer Malene Birger updates the Western look for her Spring/Summer 2006 collection in Shanghai, China.
Photo by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS]]]

In a week and a half, the Miss Rodeo America competition comes to Las Vegas with a bevy of Wrangler jeans, spurs, cowboy hats and big hair in tow. The 51st annual, weeklong event -- which continues the tradition of the professional rodeo and promoting the "Western way of life" -- features numerous activities, including competitions on horsemanship, public speaking, rodeo knowledge and Western fashion.

I met Kimberly Downs, Miss Rodeo Nevada and a contestant for Miss Rodeo America 2006, at her Las Vegas home last week. She welcomed me into her space, where we chose clothing and accessories for our Nov. 24 cover shoot.

As petite and hospitable as you'd expect any accomplished rodeo queen to be, Downs showed me numerous selections from her pageantry wear. There were formal leather dresses in red and pink leather; custom-made cowboy boots in red, white and blue; gem-studded jewelry and brightly colored shirts with Wrangler jeans dyed to match. Not to mention the intricate detailing in hand painted murals, cattle branded leathers and embellished silver belt buckles.

Though many of us will never boast a rodeo title and some of us lack even the courage and fortitude to mount (or stay on) a horse, we can agree on one thing: Western is in.

Runway shows herald the "Best of the West" with updated cowboy boots made of haircalf, python and tooled leather fabrics; prairie skirts in neutral prints and bright colors; straw hats interpreted from the buckskin cowboy models; and, of course, lots and lots of denim.

In next week's image, you'll meet Downs and get a look at the wardrobe she takes with her to the finals. We'll also talk to Monty Lewis, the 2004 Tie-Down World Champion, who still says "yes ma'am" in response to a question, and talks about the evolution of Western wear. (Monty will be in town for the National Finals Rodeo from Dec. 2 through Dec. 11 at the Thomas & Mack Center). Also, read about some upcoming day-after-Thanksgiving sales and how best to plan for and shop on the largest retail event of the year.

This week, Xazmin gives you some table decorating tips for making sure your Thanksgiving Day celebration is one not to be missed; and in imale, read how leather boots for men are a new fashion trend that can be worn with many outfits in your wardrobe.

And if it's not yourself you're interested in shopping for, read up on some high-class fashion accessories for your pooch in "It's A Doggie Dog World."

Contact olufunke moses at 387-2909 or omoses@reviewjournal.com

Nov. 05, 2005
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JANE ANN MORRISON: Smithsonian travel crowd tramps on ascending Las Vegas art scene

Even though recent home improvement projects temporarily have eliminated my overseas travel, I am still compelled to read travel ads. So the Smithsonian magazine ad proposing 14 trips was worth reading, only if to fantasize about someday seeing Antarctica or the Galapagos Islands. Then I spied a trip called "Las Vegas Art and Architecture."

"Explore the history, art, and fabulous architecture of this unique American city, and enjoy accommodations at the elegant Bellagio. $2,475."

We had made the big time. We were up there with a Civil War tour of Kentucky and a tour of the whales in Baja. This was no bus tour for slot players; this was for the world of art and architecture.

The Smithsonian ad somehow gave my city a touch of legitimacy. The respected magazine thought it was worth a trip to showcase our art and architecture, which some mock. (A lot more than "some" mock if you count just about every newspaper and magazine writer profiling the city I love, despite its flaws.)

Definitely this was column fodder. Maybe I could attach myself to the five-day tour scheduled to start Nov. 15 and see how sophisticated travelers from elsewhere reacted to the art and architecture of Las Vegas that we take for granted.

The trip would be led by art historian Fred Sigman, an instructor at the Community College of Southern Nevada and a resident of Las Vegas since 1968. For a practically paltry $2,475, the upscale traveler who reads the Smithsonian would have a private tour of the Steve Wynn art collection at Wynn Las Vegas, walk through The Venetian with an architect who would explain the challenges of re-creating Venice, and enjoy a bus tour of the Strip to talk about architecture and neon art. And they wouldn't even make you ride on a public bus; it would be a private coach tour.

As a bonus, a backstage tour of "Jubilee!" was part of the package. It would allow the tourist who "loves to travel and loves to learn" to check out the costumes, sans showgirls, however. And a dinner in the Picasso Restaurant at the Bellagio would give this urbane traveler the chance to wander around the restaurant and look at Picasso's art.

Not one word in the information provided on the Smithsonian Journeys Web site included the word "gambling" or our peculiarly more positive word "gaming," which somehow sounds less compulsive and degenerate. This was pitched as purely highbrow, aimed at readers with an interest in learning.

A lot of the Smithsonian tours sell out six months in advance, and it's "pretty rare" to have one canceled for lack of interest, I was told by Smithsonian Journeys.

This one couldn't get the requisite 12 people to sign up.

Among the Smithsonian's readers, art and architecture in Las Vegas didn't draw. "Sorry, this trip has been canceled."

With this crowd, even the offer of a tour of a topless club with a free lap dance thrown in probably wouldn't have done the trick.

No longer feeling hoity-toity about living in a town viewed as a desirable destination by the Smithsonian, I became bitter. Not toward the Smithsonian, whose marketing department ignored my calls all week before leaving a message saying a representative would be available to talk next Thursday (ah, the leisurely pace of a monthly magazine), but toward its readers, who couldn't see that Las Vegas has something to teach about art and architecture.

Among the Bellagio, Venetian, Wynn Las Vegas (unless its gallery closes as rumored), the homegrown Las Vegas Art Museum, which is gaining in credibility every year, and the various other galleries around the city, there is great art worth seeing.

And anybody who doesn't want to know more about our architecture, although it might be a wee bit derivative, is missing a great opportunity.

Las Vegas is like the school's bad girl who puts out and then wants to be liked for her sterling qualities (or so I hear, having limited experience in the bad-girl arena). She wants respect for her mind, not just her body. And the Smithsonian was fully prepared to bestow that respect on the little tramp.

If only a mere dozen of the magazine's 2 million-plus readers had cooperated.

Jane Ann Morrison's column appears Monday, Thursday and Saturday. E-mail her at Jane@reviewjournal.com or call 383-0275.

Oct. 14, 2005
Copyright @ Las Vegas Review-Journal

Senators compromise on 9th Circuit
Ensign supports splitting appeals court in two
By ELIZABETH PIET
STEPHENS WASHINGTON BUREAU

WASHINGTON -- Going along with a senator from Alaska, Sen. John Ensign, R-Nev., has shifted his stance on splitting up the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

Ensign had advocated dividing the 9th Circuit, which spans nine states and two Pacific territories, into three parts. He said it would reduce caseloads and make judicial rulings more compatible with public opinion in the states.

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Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, announced Tuesday that she and Ensign had agreed on a compromise that abandons the three-way split and instead would break the circuit into two parts, similar to a bill she had proposed.

Their new bill, introduced last week, would retain California, Hawaii and the Pacific territories of Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands in the 9th Circuit. A new 12th Circuit would consist of Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Nevada and Arizona, with its headquarters in Phoenix.

Spokesman Jack Finn confirmed Ensign's involvement but said Ensign was busy and not available Thursday to talk about the issue.

The senators formed a new bill in an attempt to build consensus, aides said. Congress and the legal community have debated the contentious issue for more than 20 years.

The 9th Circuit is the largest of the 13 federal circuit courts, with 28 active judgeships. An additional 23 judges are on senior status, where they hear reduced caseloads.

"This new proposal still takes Nevada out of the jurisdiction of the 9th Circuit, and that was the senator's goal," Finn said. "It also does not preclude a further split down the road if necessary."

The new bill also requires that judges in the new 12th Circuit hear cases in Las Vegas, along with Seattle, he said.

Ensign has said the 9th Circuit is unwieldy and out-of-touch with "the views and values of the people of Nevada."

The issue of splitting up the 9th U.S. Circuit has been debated in several congressional hearings in recent years. The House passed legislation last year reorganizing the circuit into three jurisdictions, but it did not advance further.

In 2003, 12,632 appeals were filed in the 9th Circuit, more than double the average of other circuits, Circuit Judge Diarmuid O'Scannlain told the Senate Judiciary Committee in April 2004.

The court serves 57 million people, 20 percent of the U.S. population, said O'Scannlain, a proponent of reorganization.

But at the same hearing, Chief Judge Mary Schroeder said the large court runs efficiently thanks to extra administrative offices and added technology such as videoconferencing and automated case tracking.

Although the 9th Circuit is large, its states share a good many interests dealing with land and economic issues, Schroeder said. Creating a new court would be costly and "wasteful," she said.

"Our court is overwhelmingly opposed to any split, with only three of our 24 active judges in favor of a restructuring," Schroeder said in a September statement.

The court has four vacancies.

With the Senate Judiciary Committee expected to devote its time this fall to the nomination of Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers, Murkowski spokesman Elliott Bundy said any new push on court reorganization won't come until later this year or next year.

Las Vegas law associate professor Tuan Samahon said growth in the Western states may make a three-part split of the 9th Circuit a more sensible approach in the long run.

Besides California, which dominates the circuit, "the Pacific Northwest states are also growing," said Samahon, who teaches at the Boyd Law School at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

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Sunday, September 18, 2005
Copyright @ Las Vegas Review-Journal

Review-Journal wins top state press awards
By BRIAN HAYNES
REVIEW-JOURNAL

[[[Royce Feour
Sports Writer

John Locher
Photographer

John Locher's award-winning photo shows a grieving father being comforted by a Marine during services for his son, also a Marine, who was killed in Iraq. "A great photo of a tough situation," judges for the Nevada Press Association said.
Photo by John Locher.

Paul Harasim
Frank Geary
Rod Smith
John L. Smith
Mal Van Valkenburg
Melissa Nunnery
Mark Antonuccio
Ronda Churchill
Wesley Cortez
Mike Miller
Olivia Kuntz
Shelia Pollet
Jim Decker]]]

The Review-Journal won 11 top awards and was recognized for general excellence and for its efforts as a government watchdog during the Nevada Press Association awards banquet Saturday.

Individual honorees included photographer John Locher, who won photo of the year, and longtime Review-Journal sportswriter Royce Feour, who was inducted into the association's Hall of Fame. The newspaper took home an additional 35 awards in editorial and advertising categories.

In giving the newspaper the freedom of the press award, the judges praised the Review-Journal's scrutiny of government officials.

"Between columns, editorials and day-to-day reporting work, the R-J has done a stellar job of keeping governing bodies accountable to those who elect them. Excellent work," the judges said.

The judges also praised the paper's general excellence, noting its strong visual design and editorial content.

"We get the feeling Las Vegas' biggest stories will be covered well here," the judges said.

Editor Thomas Mitchell said that although the general excellence award is the top award of the year, he was equally proud of the freedom of the press award. "We take seriously our First Amendment role, and that award is confirming," he said.

Feour was recognized for his more than 40 years of sports writing, including 37 with the Review-Journal before he retired last year. During his career, Feour covered everything from high school track meets to the biggest professional boxing bouts.

"I am really pleased Royce Feour was recognized for his four decades in sports writing by being inducted into the Hall of Fame. It is a much-deserved award," Mitchell said.

Locher's award-winning photo showed a grieving father being comforted by a Marine during a funeral for his son, also a Marine, who was killed in Iraq. "A great photo of a tough situation," the judges said.

The award for story of the year went to Alison Bath of the Reno Gazette-Journal for her article, "Registered sex offenders! Do you know who's living next door?"

Review-Journal medical reporter Paul Harasim won best feature story for a piece about a Las Vegas woman caring for her sick husband and the challenges facing family caregivers like her.

"The lead is so gripping that the reader wants to continue," the judges said. "Vivid description, wonderful writing and detailed reporting make this article stand out above many quality entries."

Police reporter Frank Geary's tale of the Ballarat Bandit won best news feature story. Authorities in California and Nevada hunted the mystery man as he roamed isolated areas of both states, committing burglaries along the way. He later was found dead, but his true identity remained a mystery.

Best business story went to Rod Smith for his chronicle of MGM Mirage majority owner Kirk Kerkorian's continuing influence in transforming Las Vegas' hotel-casino business.

Columnist John L. Smith's "great story-telling" helped him win for best local column, the judges said.

In the best critical writing category, food critic Heidi Knapp Rinella took home the cake. "She can dish out compliments and zingers with equal aplomb," the judges said.

Editorial page editor John Kerr won for best editorial writing. "I have no doubt where you stand. Wonderfully written; no jarred words; great local topics," the judges said.

The Review-Journal won best Page One design, one of several awards for visual excellence.

Mal Van Valkenburg and Melissa Nunnery tied for first in the best page designer category, and Mark Antonuccio won for best illustration. Photographer Ronda Churchill won best illustrated photo. The Review-Journal's Wesley Cortes also won for ad of the year.

Other first-place advertising winners were: Mike Miller and Julie Meyer for best large space ad; Olivia Kuntz for best black-and-white ad; Sheila Pollet for best spot color ad; and Miller and Jim Decker for best in-house advertising promotion.

The paper's staff also won numerous second- and third-place awards and honorable mentions.

Second-place winners were: Glenn Puit, Carri Geer Thevenot, Frank Geary, Brian Haynes and K.C. Howard for best spot news story; Harasim for best feature story; J.M. Kalil for best business feature story, best news feature story; Kalil, Adrienne Packer and Lisa Kim Bach for best investigative or in-depth story; Jeff Wolf for best local sports feature story; Joe Hawk for best local sports column; Vin Suprynowicz for best editorial writing; Van Valkenburg for best information graphic; David Stroud for best illustration; Locher for best feature photo and best multiple feature photos; Cortes for best large-space ad, and the Review-Journal for best business coverage, best overall design.

Third-place winners were: Richard Lake for best feature story; Kalil and Dave Berns for best explanatory journalism, Kalil and Berns for best investigative or in-depth story; Steve Sebelius for best local column; Antonuccio for best illustration; Craig Moran for best spot news photo; Ronda Churchill for best multiple feature photos and best illustrated photo; and the Review-Journal for best special advertising section.

Honorable mentions were: Haynes for best feature story; Mark Anderson for best local sports story; Carol Cling for best entertainment writing; Mike Johnson for best information graphic; Clint Karlsen for best general news photo; Kuntz for best black-and-white ad; and the Review-Journal for community service and best special advertising section.

I. Call to Order
The Executive Members of the Intercity Business Council of Nevada (IBCN) held the Executive Meeting at 3:00 p.m., Saturday, August 13, 2005.

Executive Members Present:
Valerie Weber, Nevada Assemblywoman
Dr. Tony Lei, Founder
Charlyne Chen, Acting Chairperson
Michael Huang, Attorney at Law, Law Huang International Ltd.
Li Yan, Vice President of American Taiyu International, LLC.
Yin Yan, Vice President of American Taiyu International, LLC.
Judy Lei, Advisor of Judge Besty Kolkoski
Lily Yin
Anna
George Jaw (Too late to catch it up. Leave of absence requested.)

II. Approval of Minutes
Lt. Governor of Nevada Lorraine Hunt has been invited as our Honorary Chairperson of IBCN.
Missions of IBCN: In order to build an association among important cities nationally and internationally for: (1) Mutual cooperation and development of business, trade, and tourism; (2) Social and public relations among business and professionals; and (3) Event and dinner parties for our community in an atmosphere of friendly and mutual cooperation.
Directors at the present time: Mr. Han Zheng, City Mayor of Shanghai; Mr. Jim Gibson, Mayor of Henderson, Nevada; Mr. Michael L. Montandon, Mayor of North Las Vegas; Mr. Feng Wei Lai, County Governor of Penghu, Taiwan; CEO of United Commercial Bank; among others.

III. Message from the Acting Chairperson
Acting Chairperson of IBCN Charlyne Chen was the Chairman of this Meeting. She reported the reasons to establish this Council. She also stated the need and mission of IBCN. She invited Dr. Tony Lei to have an action.
Dr. Lei motioned Ms. Valerie Weber as the one and only one Advisor of IBCN at the present time. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Judy Lei and unanimously voted.

IV. Yin Yan's Speech
Miss Yin Yan said that she was very glad to participate this Council. She was ready to put her effort, talent, and financial resource to it for its steady development.

V. Recommendation
Dr. Lei recommended Yin Yan as our Vice Chairperson. Ms. Valerie Weber seconded it and the motion was carried.

VI. Title
Mr. Michael Huang suggested to modify the title of the Council as "International City Business Council".

VII. The Vice Chairman
Dr. Lei recommended Mr. Michael Huang as the Vice Chairman and it was unanimously voted. Mr. Huang suggested to have the CEO of Xiang Fan, Hubei, China, Mr. Tommy Hu, as a Director of our Council. It was agreed.

VIII. Unfinished Business
Mr. Huang asked Dr. Lei to confirm the title through Google.com. [After the meeting, Dr. Lei had it as "International Cities Business Council". Miss Chen and Mr. Huang were informed by him through the e-mail immedeately.]

IX. New Business
A Dinner Party will be held at the time when the Delegation from Penghu to be here in Las Vegas in September this year.
Mr. Huang agreed with that IBCN and WBTI will be invited as the co-sponsors of the event (BAR-B-Q) by the Las Vegas Chinese Association and Chinese Benevolent Association of Las Vegas. The event will be held by them in Las Vegas for the Mid-Autumn festival this year in September.
A plan for The International Chinese Writers Forum is in progressing. Mr. Li Yan has been appointed as the Acting President of the Forum.
Acting Chairperson Charlyne Chen is interested in developing and recruiting cooperate members.

X. Executive Secretary
Miss Chen recommended Mrs. Judy Lei as our Executive Secretary of the Council. It was unanimously passed.

XI. Adjuornment
A motion to adjourn at 5:30 p.m. passed unanimously.

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Approved by Executive Secretary

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Date

*****The name of "Intercity Business Council of Nevada (IBCN)" was changed to "International Cities Business Council (ICBC)" on August 15, 2005.

Wednesday, July 06, 2005
Copyright @ Las Vegas Review-Journal

Activist proposes Mexican Chamber of Commerce
By JULIET V. CASEY
REVIEW-JOURNAL

Fernando Romero, a home loan consultant and community activist, on Tuesday shared his vision for a Mexican Chamber of Commerce with about 35 Mexican business owners and community activist.

"Mexico is within close proximity to us with 170 chambers of commerce throughout that republic," Romero said. "We hope to work with Mexico to bring more business to Nevada. We don't want to be exclusively for Mexican-owned business, but for anyone who wants to join us and network with us."

Ethnic Data Services, a company that identifies Hispanic registered voters, homeowners and business owners for political campaigns, tallied at least 2,200 Hispanic-owned businesses in Las Vegas.

But some at the meeting at a downtown Mexican restaurant questioned whether Romero's move to start a separate chamber is really about helping Mexican-owned businesses or about a conflict he might have had as a member of the existing Latin Chamber of Commerce.

Romero said the Latin Chamber, on whose board he served for more than a decade, hasn't been effective in reaching out to Mexican businesses and doesn't have their specific interest in mind.

Romero also defended his idea against the competing concept of Alan Torres, president of Durango Association of Nevada, who wants a chamber that functions as a limited liability corporation, rather than a nonprofit.

Romero's idea also has met with criticism from the Latin Chamber of Commerce, a 25-year-old institution that bills its mission as one to "develop, advance and promote Hispanic business and to enhance economic, political, social, educational and cultural interests of Hispanics in Nevada."

"I think it's a very wrong thing to do," said Otto Merida, executive director of the Latin Chamber of Commerce in Las Vegas. "Why do we want to divide the Hispanic community by targeting just Mexicans? The connotation is that we're not a united community moving together on issues related to social and economic concerns."

But Romero doesn't believe his idea will be divisive.

"This isn't to slam any of the other ethnic chambers," he said. "We want to fill a void."

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harry reid; shelley berkley; kenny guinn; A Lift Uporg; Air & Waste Management Association; Alpha Kappa Alpha, Theta Theta Omega Chapter; Alpha Programs; Argentinean Association of Las Vegas, Inc.; Asian Chamber of Commerce; Beta Sigma Phi Las Vegas City Council; Boricua Association of Las Vegas; Boulder City Community Club; Boulder City / Hoover Dam Museum; Boulder City Republican Women; Boulder City Senior Center; Citizen Alert; Citizens for an Alternative Tax System (CATS); Christian Toastmasters; Clark County Bar Association; Clark County Legal Services Program, Inc.; Clark County Young Republicans; CLASSical Liberals of Las Vegas; Community Coalition for Victims' Rights; Council of Nevada Veterans Organizations; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority - Las Vegas Alumnae Chapter; East Las Vegas Community Development Corporation; Economic Opportunity Board; Filipino-American Servicemen's Association; Foster Care and Adoption Assistance of Nevada; Friends of Kiel Ranch; GFWC Junior Mesquite Club; Goshen Community Development Coalition; Greater Nevada Detachment of the Marine Corps League; Green Valley Republican Women; Henderson Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol; Henderson District Public Libraries; LaRed Latina; Las Vegas Art Museum; Las Vegas Breakfasters Lions Club; Las Vegas Indian Center; Las Vegas-Clark County Library District; Las Vegas Philharmonic; Las Vegas Post No. 8, Department of Nevada, American Legion; Las Vegas Sail and Power Squadron; Las Vegas United REACT; Las Vegas World Affairs Council; Libertarian Party of Clark County; Lions Club -- Sundowners; The Mesquite Club; Nellis Cadet Squadron, Civil Air Patrol; Nellis Radio Amateur Club; Nevada Army National Guard; Nevada Association of Residential Communities; Nevada Car Club Council; Nevada Center for Ethics & Health Policy; Nevada Contractors Association; Nevada Department, Reserve Officers Association; Nevada Federation of Republican Women; Nevada PTA (Parent Teacher Association); Nevada Policy Research Institute; Nevada Small Business Development Center; Nevada State Museum and Historical Society; Nevada State Society of the Sons of the American Revolution; Nevada Test Site Historical Foundation; Nevada Women's Lobby; Nevada Young Republican Federation; Nevadans For Affordable Health Care; Nevadans for Quality Education; Non Profit Business Development Center; Pioche Chamber of Commerce; Preservation Association of Clark County; Rancho High School Alumni Association; Ratzen Mauzers/RMCA Las Vegas; Rotary Club of Boulder City; Rotary Club - Las Vegas Northwest; Salvation Army, Clark County NV; Silent Heroes of the Cold War National Monument; Sons of Italy - Las Vegas; Soroptimist International; Southern Nevada Domestic Violence Task Force; Southern Nevada Immunization Coalition; Southern Nevada Quality Council; Southern Nevada Zoological - Botanical Park; Spring Mountain Ranch State Park Docents; State Peace Officers Council, Nevada; Take Time to Teach; Tule Springs Preservation Committee; United States Army Recruiting; United States Disaster Relief Command; University Medical Center; USA Track & Field Nevada; Victims In Action (VIA); Volunteer Homeland Reserve Unit; WBTI & Chinese American Academic Association of Nevada (CAAAN); Wells, Nevada Online!; West Charleston Lions Club; Women's Chamber of Commerce of Nevada; Women's Club of Summerlin; World Liberation Order; ---; Las Vegas Art Museum; DeLuca Liquor & Wine, Ltd.; MGM Mirage; US Bank; Summerlin; America West Airlines; Las Vegas Centennial; The Howard Hughes Corporation; Arcata Associates, Inc.; Nevada State Bank; COX Communications; NaFFAA - National Federation of Filipino American Associations; Mandalay Resort Group; Panda Express; ---; las vegas korean association; japanese american citizen league; nevada oriental medical association; u s china people's friendship association; president hu jintao; vietnamese community association of southern nevada; japanese american club; arab american heritage club; filipino seniors of las vegas; philipines chamber of commerce of southern nevada; ---;

chief Judge Philip M. Pro; Donna Andrews; Judge Roger L. Hunt; Kandy Capozzi; Judge Kent J. Dawson; Peggie Vannozzi; Judge James C. Mahan; David Oakes; Judge Robert C. Jones; Barbara Price; Senior Judge Lloyd D. George; Carol Brock; Judge Lawrence R. Leavitt; Alana Kamaka; Judge Robert J. Johnston; Kathy Yagich; Judge Peggy A. Leen; Kris Schulke; Judge Howard D. McKibben; Bette Stewart; Judge Larry R. Hicks; Rosemarie Miller; Senior Judge Edward C. Reed Jr.; Colleen Larsen; Senior Judge David W. Hagen; Rosemarie Miller; Judge Robert A. McQuaid Jr.; Rosemary Damron; Judge Valerie P. Cooke; Marti Campbell; valorie vega vice president; ---;

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richard perkins speaker; richard perkins; anthony starvos; george assad esq, george assad, frank sullivan; elizabeth quinlan; michelle darquea; mark denton vice president; ---; robert perry esq, robert perry; david hardy esq, david hardy; douglas herndon esq, douglas herndon; cassandra campbell; myra sheehan; julien sourwine; john springate; susan h johnson; timothy c williams; ---;

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Wright International Programs Scholarship; Wing-Lilly Fong Chinese Language Scholarship; ---; Community college of southern nevada; Community college of southern nevada alumni association; ccsn; International Student Organization of ccsn; Shin Dong Ho; Rebecca Grant; miss tiffany ou, tiffany ou; lillie langtry's restaurant; miss grace zervoulakos, grace zervoulakos; Korenberg, Abramowitz & Feldun; mrs helen m young; Rev. Samuel Lee; president chen shui-bian; ngoc nguyen; wayne tanaka; ben torres, ben kim; albert vergara; jason schuck; ; edna dong; dr joey villaflor; United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia; sheriff bill young; president dr tony lei; president tony lei; oscar goodman las vegas mayor; fibertel inc; America Taiyu International, LLC; office of the governor; president george bush; george bush; miss dolly deleon; dolly deleon; richard bryan esq; richard bryan, miss gloria wong; Dr Charles Kao; Charles Kao; dr tony tung-tien lei; tony tung-tien lei; Mrs Anne Kao; Anne Kao; dr terry young; terry young; peter withers; Sandra L. Pomrenze esq; Sandra L. Pomrenze; stefany a miley esq; stefany a miley; eric chen esq; eric chen; miss adriana martinez; mr qin quan xiong; kathryn landreth esq; ms doris balducci; doris balducci; seniors united of las vegas; seniors united; sue del papa esq; richard galin esq; dr ji sheng wang; art javier; ms tess javier; edward lu; mamei wang miss; bill carner; j p shu; yayang wang; dr xin li; dr bashir chowdhry; dr kay chowdhry; duncan lee; ms irene lee; dr joey villaflor; gloria fernandez miss; ms florence villaflor; dr romeo jurani; zeny mendoza miss; kate recto miss; ben torres; damon yang dr; robert young; james yu; monica robles miss; miss aurora m maskall; aldo aguirre dr; sakthip krairiksh; aurora m maskall; Dr. I-tung Chen; mr tom axtell; klvx; mr anthony greno; mr bin chen; mr renato avenido; mr bud cranor; bud cranor; ms xinghua mamie huo; mr arnie adamson; miss sandra chiu; miss christina lau; miss jennilee phan; miss vicky yu; miss nona liu; miss cassandra cheung; miss cathy chin; dr lin zhang; dr yiu-wing choi; dr mary wang; dr ding yuan; mr norman clark; ms yvonne gates; bruce woodbury; dr duk-joon lee; dr hak-eun rhee; dr ropchai premsrirut; dr jiang li; john legan esq; dr sae lee; dr m y tang ; dr vong vui leong; dr q s tseng; dr huiwen zhang; dr jun-wen zhang; jerry keller; mary kincaid; tom collins; jack lehman; barbara buckley; jan jones; bob coffin; bill maupin; bob miller; yvonne aktinson gates; myrna williams; sally loehrer esq; miss zen laluna; charlie lee; miss jennilee phan; miss christina lau; miss donna stewart; bobby siller esq; bobby siller; bert brown esq; jimmy hsu; miss liane lee; dr an-pyng sun; ms theresa malone; mike malone; brian sandoval esq; ms denise brodsky; miss felix sales; miss veronica parios; pamela i bellew ms; richard perkins; dr alexander sun; ms anna y hsin; ms mimi h heischman; ms lin-yao chen; miss jessica ding; miss christine yimei hu; margaret mary "m" mayer; andrea l maxwell; miss shalene valdez; miss karen galenzoga; jose lim; dario herrera; charles chong esq; ricky cheung; gloria ferandez; leo kruz, 2nd; art macaraeg; ngoc nguyen; gary lein; col robert beveridge; rudy sanchez; cheryl murone; daniel robbins; pastor david chen; mrs david chen; mrs li teh hwa; ms marian replogle; david loyd; mrs cathy gronauer; bill drobkin; richard kolkoski; natalie l tyrrell; bernard b zadrowski esq; bernard b zadrowski; general secretary cheryl moss, cheryl moss esq, miss cheryl moss, cheryl moss; ---;

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Washington Business and Technology Institute (WBTI)
http://communitylink.reviewjournal.com/lvrj/wbti Advisory Board: Governor Kenny Guinn, Chairman; U. S. Senators Harry Reid and John Ensign, Vice Chairmen; U.S. Representatives James Gibbons and Shelley Berkley, and Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman, Executive Directors. U. S. Secretary of Labor Elaine Chao, Chairperson; Dr. Tony T. Lei, President. District Judges Mark Denton and Valorie Vega, Vice Presidents. Dr. William N. Thompson, Director of Public Administration Institution; Dr. E. Lee Bernick and Dr. G. Keong Leong, Deans of Graduate School of Business and Public Administra- tion; Dr.Sue Fawn Chung, Director of Culture Institution. Justice of the Supreme Court William Maupin, Attorney General Brain Sandoval, District Judge Stewart Bell, Honorary Chairmen, Clark County District Attorney and Police Civil Commission (CCDAPCC). District Attorney David Roger and Clark County Sheriff Bill Young, Chairmen of CCDAPCC. *It's our pleasure to pay a tribute to the above officials who dedicate to the civic and community service aspects of our organiza-tion in an honorary or adjunct capacity. WBTI: Tel. at (702) 255-9058 E-mail to: tojulei@yahoo.com

At the present time, the organizational members of CCDAPCC are: Honorary Chairmen A. William "Bill" Maupin, former Chief Justice and now Justice of the Nevada Supreme Court; Brian Sandoval, Nevada State Attorney General; Stewart Bell, former Clark County District Attorney and now District Judge; Chairmen David Roger, Clark County District Attorney; and Bill Young, Sheriff of Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD); Vice Chairmen Robert (Bobby G.) Gronauer, Constable of Las Vegas Township; and Herb Brown, Constable of North Las Vegas Township; Honorary President Lorraine Hunt, Lieutenant Governor of Nevada; President Dr. Tony T. Lei, President of WBTI; Vice President Kathy Augustine, State Controller of Nevada; Assistant President Yi Li, Marketing Manager of FiberTel Inc.; Assistant President Yin Yan, Vice President of America Taiyu Investment, LLC.; Secretary General Cheryl Moss, District Judge of Family Court; Senior Advisor Stewart Bell, District Judge; Founding Advisor Mike Davidson, Former Clark County Assistant District Attorney; Culture Advisor Sue Fawn Chung, Associate Professor of UNLV; Promoting Advisors Rennie Schreiber, Chief of Staff of the Office of Lt. Governor Lorraine Hunt; Chermaine Gord, Secretary of Chief Justice Bill Maupin; Judy Hetherington, Chief Staff of the L.V. Office of Controller Kathy Augustine; Kathy Karstedt, Secretary of Clark County District Attorney David Roger; Susan Sullivent, Secretary of Sheriff of LVMPD Bill Young; Media Advisor William Yuen, Vice President of "Next Weekly"; Financial Advisor Teresa Woo, Editor-in-Chief of "Next Weekly"; Coordinating Advisor Raymond Lam, President of Las Vegas Cantonese Association; Functional Advisor Patty Blakeman, Secretary for Mike Davidson; Entrepreneurship Advisor Oscar Jornacion, President and Publisher of "Nevada Examiner"; Writing Advisor Jerry Tao, Deputy District Attorney of Clark County; and Secretary Agnas Chan, President of United Business Source Inc.

The above list of leaders and officers of Washington Business and Technology Institute (WBTI) was announced and installed by Judge Mark Denton, District Judge of Nevada, at the Event and Dinner Party held by WBTI at the Steak House of Binion's Horseshoe Club on December 8, 2003 in Las Vegas.

In order to build an association among important cities nationally and internationally for: (1) Mutual cooperation and development of business, trade, and tourism; (2) Social and public relations among business and professionals; and (3) Event and dinner parties for our community in an atmosphere of friendly and mutual cooperation. Nevada Assemblywoman Valerie Weber, Clark County Commissioner Lynette McDonald, District Judge of Family Court Cheryl Moss, business executives and owners, multimedia publishers and Editor-in-Chief, organizational and community leaders, among others sponsor the establishment of Intercity Business Council of Nevada on December 16, 2004 in Las Vegas, Nevada, U. S. A.