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NE welcome heartilly to the 12th Philippine-American convention By Tiffany Chang Nadia Contreras, General Manager of Nevada Examiner (NE) in Las Vegas wrote a letter to the public: "Nevada Examiner, an affiliate of the Philippine-American Exposition Convention, Inc. wish to invite you to come and join the 12th Millennium Celebration of the Philippine-American Convention Exposition, Food & Auto Show, the biggest, longest-running and most successful exposition ever held in the United States. The said convention will be held at the S1 -Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada on September 30, October 1, 2000, from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. We enjoin you to take advantage of this excellent opportunity to meet almost 400 exhibitors with different products and/or services to this multi-million dollar market and enjoy the fun and entertainment." Interesting people please call 671-4050 for entrance tickets. Inspite of the invasion of electronic technology to the media, the traditional publication of newspaper is still important through thier improvement with modern policy. One of the creative idea is the emphasis of having more columns by famous professionals in order to add both of them to the paper as the features to the good magazines. This direction has made New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Las Vegas Review Joural, among others the most important and famous paper in each area. The performance character of Examiner Nevada is also a vivid evidence of this direction. Under the leadership of its President & Publisher Oscar Jomacion, Executive Vice President Aurora Abayan, and Editor Wilhelmina Espiritu with the sincere and diligent efforts of Nadia Contreras and Contributing Editor Dr. Tony Lei, Nevada Examiner has been advanced as an Ansian and American paper welcomed widely by large populations of Asian and American people including most of ranks of officials in Nevada through WBTI and Seniors United from their fliers and reproduction of this column. We appreciate sicncerely all our readers, writers, supporters, friends, and mostly to clients of Nevada Examiner who are paying generously for their ads in this paper. Dr. William Thompson, Fellow and Director of the Public Administration Institution of WBTI states in his book that, "Investments in customer service are activities in a positive-sum game, or what can be called a win-win game." Bill is Chairman and Professor of the Department of Public Administration of UNLV achieved with lots of publications. Under good management, the customer wins better enjoyment of products offered, and the business wins with renewed and repeated patronage. entrepreneurial spirit enhanced with this strategy is an everlasting value important to the people with full commitment to the business community for profit and social responsibility. U.S. Senator Harry Reid's Office in Washington, D. C. faxed Dr. Tony Lei, President of WBTI on September 22, 2000 that, "On Tuesday, by a vote of 83-15, the Senate showed its support for establishing permenent normal trade relations with China and passed the China PNTR legislation. Also on Tuesday, the Senate turned to 2045, the H-1B Visa legislation." Awards from the Senator to the Thai Cultural Arts Association's Supporters in 2000 are for: Dr. Raj Chanderraj, Dr. Bashir Chowdhry, Mr. Romeo & Mrs. Nadia Jurani, Mr. Steven Lee, Dr. Tony T. Lei, Dr. R.D. Prabhu, Mr. Tonie Sison, Mrs. Rita Vaswani, Dr. J.A. Villaflor, Mr. Jerry Wang, Mr. Tim Wong, and Mr. John Zeigler. Cultural Richness for Las Vegas: From left: Dr. Tony Lei, Mrs. Care, and awards presenters Senator(Nevada State) Terry Care, District Judge Mark Denton, Deputy Attorney General of Nevada Ann Zimmerman, and Elder Law Attorney of SCLPLV Natalie Tyrrell, Las Vegas Municipal Court Judge Betsy Kolkoski (late ok to crown Young Miss Thailand with Senator Care), U.S. Senator Harry Reid's Representative Nancy Diaz (the pictures for the last two persons and others in details are coming), in the Thai Performing Arts-Appreciation Day 2000 on September 16, at the Charleston Height Arts Center, which was presented by the City of Las Vegas and TCAALV.