• Local News · The Bundy's case

    Bundy case judge trying to prevent jury nullification!

    • July 26, 2017

    The retrial of four defendants in the 2014 Bundy case judge trying to prevent jury nullification! at the Bundy ranch got underway this past week in Las Vegas, and this time the prosecution and the judge seem determined to avoid another mistrial due to a hung jury by eviscerating defense arguments. Federal Judge Gloria Navarro granted a prosecution motion to bar presentation of evidence “supporting jury nullification.” In April, the first of three scheduled trials for the 17 Bunkerville defendants[…]

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    Attorney still practices, Supreme Court and State Bar Mute

    • July 26, 2017

    Part Five of a Series After four installments on this subject, and many readers supporting our comments, attorney Scott Holper is still practicing law in Nevada and no one seems to be moving a finger to stop him. Despite the fact that we are “the newspaper that no one reads,” this series that the Las Vegas Tribune has been running for the last five weeks may have been the exception to the rule — or someone is making up stories[…]

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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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Entertainment · Show Reviews

‘Beehive: The ‘60s Musical’ at the Las Vegas Little Theatre

  • July 27, 2017

Eight female vocalists (Jillian Austin, Malia Blunt, Evelyn Connors, Breonna Dobbs, Cherity Harchis, Nakaze Harris, Kaci Machacyk and Isabella Rooks) in matching Carnaby Street-inspired minidresses, beehive wigs with bows (some even sported “Cutex white-frosted nail polish,”) shine joyfully with 1960’s dances and songs we all know. Sweet honey from these “Bees” awaits you. They move smoothly through the Twist, Swim, Mashed Potato, Watusi, Pony, Frug and Freddie. Wearing wigs that are teased, sprayed and ratted[…]

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Entertainment · Show Reviews

Clark County Library District’s Club Read Extravaganza Visited Sandy Valley

  • July 27, 2017

Top-notch entertainers are touring through nearly all 25 branches of Clark County Library District through July 31 in support of Club Read, a free program for all ages, encouraging reading. Rural communities are getting a rare chance to enjoy nationally recognized performing artists in song, dance, puppetry, magic and other disciplines. Sandy Valley (Clark County’s southernmost location over the Columbia Mountain Pass 60 miles from Las Vegas) welcomed the first of three sponsored performances slated[…]

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National

Trump’s DOJ gears up for crackdown on marijuana

  • July 26, 2017

By Lydia Wheeler The Hill The Trump administration is readying for a crackdown on marijuana users under Attorney General Jeff Sessions. President Trump’s Task Force on Crime Reduction and Public Safety, led by Sessions, is expected to release a report next week that criminal justice reform advocates fear will link marijuana to violent crime and recommend tougher sentences for those caught growing, selling and smoking the plant. Sessions sent a memo in April updating the U.S. Attorney’s Offices and Department of Justice[…]

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Editorials · Our Point of View

Las Vegas Tribune ahead of the news

  • July 26, 2017

A paragraph from one of our old editorials read like this: “Let’s not forget our own Silver State, Nevada, where the RINO Governor, Brian Sandoval, has manipulated the Nevada delegation — Senator Dean Heller and Congressmen Joe Heck, Cresent Hardy and Mark Amodei — not to support the candidature of Donald Trump by attending the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, so they would not upset the Master Nevada Puppeteer, Harry Reid. “Maybe the people of Nevada should keep this in[…]

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From The Desk Of Gordon Martines

Truth, Justice, and Value of a Human Life

  • July 26, 2017

Thank the Lord that I was born in a generation (1950) that had basic principles, values, and decent conduct, which was instilled in each and every child and practiced and was respected by the majority of the adult population in the United States of America. The idea of cheating your neighbor or of falsely devaluating his/her worth in society, was considered abhorrent and deserving of dishonor and character assassination for life for that person. Lying was considered the worst offence anyone[…]

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National

Trump backers eye GOP primary challenges for Sens. Heller, Flake

  • July 26, 2017

By Lisa Hagen The Hill Sens. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) and Dean Heller (R-Nev.) could soon face primary challenges from allies of President Trump. Flake and Heller — considered two of the most vulnerable GOP senators up for reelection in 2018 — were critical of Trump during the 2016 campaign and have shown a willingness to buck him during his first six months in office. It remains to be seen whether Trump will support or fund primary challenges against sitting GOP[…]

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Editorials · My Point of View

Happy Birthday, Oscar!!

  • July 26, 2017

This week I would like to take time out and wish my friend Oscar Goodman a very happy birthday. As you all know, Oscar is the former (three-term) mayor of Las Vegas and the proud husband of the present mayor, Carolyn Goodman — and on July 26, I am sure, they will be celebrating Oscar’s birthday. Even if, unlike me, Oscar is not afraid of divulging his age, I am not going to be the one who will expose[…]

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National

President should de-bug White House

  • July 26, 2017

For the last six months the Las Vegas Tribune has been asking if the new administration, of President Donald Trump, has taken the time to sweep the Oval Office, the living quarters, the Rose Garden and every other place where the president meets publicly or in private with White House staff and members of his administration, for any listening devices. In several of radio tribune’s broadcasting segments, the Las Vegas Tribune newspaper has pointed out that since November 8, 2016 when President[…]

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Editorials · On a Personal Note

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[…]

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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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