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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Painting Governor Gibbons Portrait
Governor Jim Gibbons is having his portrait painted. Paid for by taxpayers. The Nevada Arts Council has chosen three finalists to paint the official portrait of the Governor. Forty-four artists competed for the honor. The three chosen are: Ned Bettinger … Continue reading
The Evolutions of the United States and China
Fareed Zakaria of CNN had as his guest Sunday, Robert D. Kaplan. They were talking about China. From all I read or see it seems generally accepted that China is emerging into a major world power rivaling the United States. … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, China, Iraq, Korean War, United States, Vietnam
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First Annual Candidate Kegger
and Don I’m always fascinated with “First Annual” affairs because who knows if there will be a “Second Annual.” Sort of depends on how well the First Annual goes.
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Tagged Brian Kunzi, Carolene Endersby, Don Rust, Laurayne Murray, Nevada, Nye County, Nye County Commissioners, Pahrump, Ron Hibble, Rory Reid, Scott Cobel
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Nevada’s Delegation Votes
Recent House Votes Education Jobs and Medicaid Assistance Act – Vote Passed (247-161, 25 Not Voting) On Tuesday, the House passed this bill to provide $16.1 billion to extend increased Medicaid assistance to states and $10 billion in funding for … Continue reading
First Annual Candidate Kegger
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Tagged Brian Kunzi, Carolene Endersby, Don Rust, Laurayne Murray, Ron Hibble, Rory Reid, Scott Cobel
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Interview of Carolene Endersby–Part V
Carolene Endersby for Town Board of Pahrump This is part V of the 20 minute interview of Carolene Endersby, candidate for Town Board of Pahrump.
Interview of Carolene Endersby–Part IV
Carolene Endersby for Town Board of Pahrump This is the Part IV segment of a 20 minute interview with Carolene Endersby, candidate for election to the Town Board of Pahrump
Will Gibbons accept $162 million for Nevada’s school teachers and Medicaid?
Gov. Jim Gibbons Nevada Republican Governor Jim Gibbons isn’t sure whether he will accept $162 million in federal money to hire school teachers and supply funds to the Medicaid program. A couple of days ago I wrote about this asking … Continue reading
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Tagged Dean Heller, Education, Jim Gibbons, John Ensign, Medicaid, Nevada, Nye County
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Interview of Carolene Endersby-Part III
Carolene Endersby This is Part III of a 20 minute interview of Carolene Endersby, candidate for the Town Board of Pahrump, Nevada.