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How to make use of those Yucca Mountain Tunnels
- July 19, 2017
Sometimes things just naturally come full circle. For decades Nevada’s former U.S. Sen. Harry Reid constantly pounded on two themes: Blocking nuclear waste from being stored in Yucca Mountain in Nye County and pressing for more and more solar panels to be thrown up on thousands of acres of public land and on rooftops across the state. When Congress designated Yucca Mountain as the nation’s sole nuclear waste dump in 1987, Reid said two things, no and hell no. As he[…]

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O.J. to be released from prison?
- July 19, 2017
(HORN NEWS) — O.J. Simpson, the former football star and acquitted double-murder suspect, is expected to be released from prison soon — and when he walks out, he’ll instantly become a millionaire. As Nevada prison inmate No. 1027820, O.J. will have a lot going for him when he asks state parole board members this week to release him after serving more than eight years for an ill-fated bid to retrieve sports memorabilia. “If he is let out of prison, the[…]

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Attorney’s wife upset with articles
- July 19, 2017
Fourth of a series A hysterical female called in at the newspaper first thing Monday morning, complaining that all the articles we have been printing were lies and threatening to sue the newspaper for slander. After great effort we finally learned that the caller was none other than Margaret Holper, the wife of attorney Scott Holper, the same wife that had filed restraining orders against her husband. We tried to explain to her that every piece we have printed[…]

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During the Bundy case retrial, state wants to quash evidence
- July 15, 2017
Voir dire begins this week in the retrial of four defendants in the 2014 Bundy ranch standoff — or as a friend of mine always notes, voir dire is French for jury tampering. In April, in the first of three scheduled trials for the Bunkerville defendants — charged with obstruction of justice, conspiracy, extortion, assault and impeding federal officers — ended in a mistrial. The jury found only two of six people on trial guilty of some[…]

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Michele Fiore defeated Kelli Rossm Cara Campbell won
- July 15, 2017
The Las Vegas Municipal Election and surrounding cities’ polls closed last night, and the unofficial final results posted before press time held some close calls or surprises. In a fight for a seat on the Las Vegas City Council, Michele Fiore defeated Kelli Ross with 51 percent of the votes; Ross got 48 percent, which gives the people of Ward 6 the opportunity to have a new council representative. Kelli Ross, the wife of outgoing longtime Ward 6 Councilman Steve Ross,[…]

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By the Time You Read This, OJ might be a Free Man

July 19, 2017

With all the forest fires raging in California, and all the ongoing political dissension over Obamacare, Trump Jr., Putin and all things Russia, to say nothing of Hillary’s past still making the news in her present, we get a small respite in the shape of one O.J. Simpson, who may take the edge off of the really important news for a little while at least. There may be more than one person who really knows if O.J. was guilty of murdering[…]

Editorials · Perly Viasmensky

Things are Not Just because They are the Law; They become Law because They are Just

July 19, 2017

The president of Veterans In Politics International, Inc., Steve Sanson, sent a letter to the Chief Judge of the Eighth Judicial District Court, Elizabeth Gonzalez, with copy to all Nevada Supreme Court Justices, Attorney General Adam Laxalt, and the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Division of Public Corruption, Aaron Rouse, on behalf of all litigants with pending cases in Family Court. Steve Sanson is not just concerned about matters of injustice against veterans in Nevada, but about all matters involving[…]

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Editorials · Our Point of View

O.J.’s Life should be Protected

July 19, 2017

O.J. Simpson has been incarcerated at a Nevada Correctional facility ninety days short of nine years for a crime of which a jury had found him not guilty, but a Las Vegas District Attorney and a Nevada Judge believed he was guilty. For nine years, while no one had given a blip about the two-time inductee in the football hall of fame, and while no other media outlet has written about the unfair treatment and the unfair and stiff sentence imposed[…]

National · Politics

Clinton witness found dead in “suicide”

July 19, 2017

(HORN NEWS) — Former Haitian government official Keith Eberwein confided in friends and family that he feared for his life over his criticism of the Clinton Foundation. His alleged suicide — just one week ahead of his expected testimony against the Foundation’s “corruption and malpractice” in Haiti — has critics of the political family alarmed. Authorities have concluded Eberwein, 50, died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a hotel in Miami. Friends of the former Haitian official were reportedly surprised by[…]

Editorials · My Point of View

I predicted that Harry Reid was not going to retire and I proved my point.

July 19, 2017

When former U.S. Senator Harry Reid announced that he was not running anymore and that he was retiring from public life, I was the first one to laugh. I wrote that Harry Reid would not retire, that he was playing a political game and was setting his own puppets up so that he could pull the strings. Ruben Kihuen, former Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto, former Nevada Secretary of State Ross Miller, and Governor Brian Sandoval, among others, are the[…]

From The Desk Of Gordon Martines

OJ’s parole hearing should prove interesting

July 19, 2017

Speaking as the arresting officer who literally and personally placed handcuffs on his wrists and arrested O.J. Simpson at the Palms Hotel and Casino, then transported him to the Investigative Services Division Headquarters, where he was then chained to a pole in a police interrogation room as I prepared four police documents, I can attest to those documents — Booking Form, Arrest Report, Officers Report, and Miranda Rights Card —and what w on a downloaded digital tape recording of a spontaneous confession[…]

The Bundy's case

Judge won’t allow evidence that might have resulted in hung jury

July 14, 2017

Railroad — to convict with undue haste and by means of false charges or insufficient evidence; to push through hastily or without due consideration Before jury selection began Monday in the retrial of four defendants in the 2014 Bunkerville standoff at the Bundy ranch federal Judge Gloria Navarro granted a prosecution motion to bar presentation of evidence “supporting jury nullification.” In April, in the first of three scheduled trials for the Bunkerville defendants —charged with obstruction of justice, conspiracy, extortion, assault and[…]

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Scott Holper still practicing law

July 13, 2017

Third of a series For the last few weeks in this series we have been reporting on the encounters of local disgraced attorney Scott Holper with the law, clients, employees and even one or two attorneys who have had the misfortune of dealing with Holper. Holper has lied to judges, has forgotten to file cases on behalf of his clients, as well as being guilty of ripping them off, leading to an agreement with the Nevada State Bar to accept[…]

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Daily paper continues to ignore Goodman’s service to Las Vegas

July 13, 2017

The articles that a trio of Las Vegas Review-Journal reporters have been publishing against two higher-up members of the Las Vegas Convention And Visitors Authority brought back memories of eighteen years ago when one of the subjects in those articles, Oscar Goodman, was running for Las Vegas Mayor. Coincidentally the same newspaper that attacked Oscar Goodman eighteen years ago by writing an editorial against his candidacy titled, “Any One But Oscar,” is the same newspaper that now is trying to smear[…]

Editorials · My Point of View

Many people have to work the next day after a holiday

July 13, 2017

It was a long weekend and the celebration lasted until who-knows-what-time of the next working day when most people have to be at work early in the morning. We at Las Vegas Tribune and radiotribune.com, together with a neighbor, U-Haul dealer, Mail by Renee postal services and a few other neighbor businesses, including Fradon Publishing, enjoyed a fantastic BBQ, gave thanks to the Lord for the opportunity to live in this beautiful and great country, and prayed for its safety and[…]

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