November, 1997 issue
Cover Story: www.prohibition.gov
Cover Storywww.prohibition.gov The casino establishment wants to ban Internet gambling. Congress wants to ban Internet gambling. The national Gambling Impact Study Commission wants to ban Internet gambling. But it's impossible...
Crown Jewel I
Crown Jewel IDan Steninger did a great job on his Crown Jewel column ["Get Your Government Giveaway: Just $80 Million," May]. The architect of Babbitt’s mischief is the Department of...
Health Care: The ‘Hero’ Who’s Really a Bully
Health CareThe ‘Hero’ Who’s Really a Bully By Harold B. Jones, Jr. n 1995 President Clinton established what he called "Operation Restore Trust," a Health and Human Services initiative aimed...
Bureaucracy: Zero-Baloney Budgeting
BureaucracyZero-Baloney Budgeting by Randall D. Lloyd national study of government spending recently found Nevada among the states with the fastest-growing public sectors. At first this finding appears to be explainable...
Private Property: Cut the CWAP
Private PropertyCut the CWAP Al Gore’s 'Clean Water Action Plan' Is an Illegal Attack on Private Property by Karen Budd-Falen t is not about clean water; it is about control...
Publisher’s Page: MediKid: The Evil Side of Doing Good
Publisher's PageMediKid: The Evil Side of Doing Good by Judy Cresanta nder the guise of providing needy children with health coverage, in 1997 the president and Congress enacted a wasteful...
Features: Cracking the Code
FeaturesCracking the Code by Jason J. Bach orever etched into the history of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas will be August 17, 1998—the day that the William S. Boyd School...
Features: The Art of the Mooch
FeaturesThe Art of the Mooch Culture Pork in the Silver State by D. Dowd Muska uring the recent legislative session, Nevada lawmakers reaffirmed their previous subsidies to the state’s would-be cultural...
Cover Story: Big Needs, Little Steps
Cover StoryBig Needs, Little Steps Nevada Lawmakers Cower in NSEA's Box by Ken Ward s the 1999 Legislature convened in Carson City, lawmakers had every reason to take decisive action on...