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• Early version of bill has funding for testing, care
• Hatchery victim of mussels
• NORM: Bishop's will is focus of lawsuit
• Nevada loyalty oath alarms few teachers
• IN BRIEF
• JOHN L. SMITH: Former big-leaguer happy pitching ice cream for the home team
• Lawyers foresee longer medical client lists
• DOUG ELFMAN: Chef has own idea of moderation
• Lake Tahoe boats face scrutiny for invasive mussels
• Nathan Would Be Proud
• CANDIDATE FILING LISTS
• Federal prosecutor assigned, Reid says
• PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS: More infections surface
• Dead man, woman found in home
• PHOTOS: On The Receiving End
• STUDENT ATHLETES: Money for drug testing sought
• Judge transfers Gibbons' divorce case to Reno
• ATKINSON GATES' FAMILY: Ex-official's son, his wife plead guilty
• Russell Road crash kills motorcyclist

• RICHARD ENG: PETA official compares horse racing to dogfighting
• Confident Cole begins Coyotes' postseason pitch
• HORSE RACING
• Shadow Ridge slides past Clark in eight innings
• Centennial nips Bonanza in Sunset semifinal
• Fraser brings bite to Wranglers
• Challenge racers get chance to go 200 mph on highway
• MOTOR SPORTS SCHEDULE
• JEFF WOLF: A tribute to racing's moms -- and mine
• Prospect encouraged by pitching gem
• REMATCH SET TODAY: Skyhawks sophomore earns wings
• Another player walks out on Rebels
• Crusaders blank Virgin Valley in 3A league softball tourney
• FIGHT CARD CANCELED: Judah injury wipes out Mosley bout

• Group sees promise in solar power
• Ameristar Casinos reports quarterly loss
• IN BRIEF
• INSIDE BUSINESS
• Slot cheat nears Black Book status
• FCC plan elicits critics
• Riviera executive says bids lacked cash
• UNIONS: Discontent divides RNs

• ALSO OPENING
• RESTAURANT NEWS
• TICKETS: Santana to play MGM Grand; Judas Priest coming to Palms
• SOUNDS: The Evolution of Ne-Yo
• MOVIE REVIEW: "What Happens in Vegas"
• PLAYER'S EDGE: Hard Rock to hand out $10,000 in 'May Mad Money'
• IN THE CLUBS: DJs to battle each other Thursdays at Drai's
• Good Grief
• THEATER CHAT: 'Jersey Boys' offers surprising amount of heart
• RESTAURANT REVIEW: Fusia
• OUT & ABOUT
• EYE OPENERS
• BOOKMARK
• 'Nothing Is Too Much'
• GAME DORK: New York State of Grind
• MOVIES
• Goodbye, Guggenheim
• SPOTLIGHT

• Not in the Buff
• SHOW US YOUR PURSE
• The Ambush is On
• InDesign
• WHAT'S IN STORE
• THREE CHEERS FOR MOM
• The Best of Spring
• IMAGE IN
• SKIN DEEP

• EDITORIAL: Allegations of racism
• LETTERS: Restore discipline to retain teachers
• EDITORIAL: Surely, the system can do better