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By The Associated Press, Las Vegas Sun
Nevada Supreme Court Justice James Hardesty says he will seek re-election next year to a second term.
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By The Associated Press, Las Vegas Sun
A tiny town in the Nevada desert plans to mark the placing of a historic marker this weekend at a park in front of the community center.
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Levin calls for record of business owners' IDs
By John G. Edwards, Las Vegas Review-Journal
Sen. Carl Levin on Thursday cited the book "Merchant of Death" about Russian arms trafficker Viktor Bout as Exhibit One for his case against allowing private corporations and limited liability companies to keep the names of their owners secret.
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Managing fraud a lesson of recession
By Abigail Goldman, Las Vegas Review-Journal
Robert Frimet is a self-proclaimed fraud expert, a businessman who audits other companies' books, gives lectures on recognizing employee theft, and sits as a civilian member on the Nevada Fight Fraud Task Force.
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