Appointed councilman in first campaign for elective office Lawrence Weekly is tired. Encouraged, but tired. Teacher licensing changed Teachers with licenses revoked in other states now will find Nevada classroom doors closed to them. A German Air Force fighter-bomber crashed Friday night about 100 miles northwest of Las Vegas during a mock war exercise, Nellis Air Force Base officials reported. Three admitted white supremacists have been arrested in connection with last month's attack on an interracial couple outside a Reno video store.
Hundreds march for peace Some chanted.
A few shed tears. But no matter how they conveyed it, the message was clear Saturday afternoon for a throng of hundreds that took to the streets and stopped traffic in a neighborhood terrorized by more than five weeks of deadly gang violence. Walt Weiskopf performs today Jazz saxophonist Walt Weiskopf is equally at home in either the John Coltrane and Sonny Rollins school of combo jazz or in big bands, having toured with the Buddy Rich and Toshiko Akiyoshi bands. Vieques Four' Remain Steadfast Margaret Rudin's complaints about defense attorney Michael Amador were just some of many interruptions in her trial on charges that she killed her husband, Ron. Photo by Jeff Scheid .