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Good morning, everyone. Three down, six to go. The Culinary union announced early this morning that it has reached an agreement with the El Cortez a few days before a weekend strike deadline. A half-dozen downtown properties have no contract. Can they get them all done in time? More breaking news this morning: McCarran passenger traffic was up 1.7 percent in April over a year ago, the eighth straight month of increases. And the state reports gaming revenues are down .27 percent in...
The umbrella labor group that wants to elect ex-state Sen. Mike Schneider to Clark County Commissioner Susan Brager's seat sent out an alert Wednesday for a weekend phone bank. But Brager has raised three quarters of a million dollars and the Culinary is not helping the labor effort because it is preparing to go on strike. And an independent expenditure campaign has begun pounding Schneider (there is one helping him, too), with a new, brutal mail piece below. The alert:  
      TONIGHT'S RALSTON REPORTS: Police union boss Chris Collins DAYS UNTIL PRIMARY ELECTION DAY 2014: 14 DAYS UNTIL GENERAL ELECTION DAY 2014: 161       Good morning, everyone. Two weeks from today, it ends. The Hutchison dream dies and Gov. Brian Sandoval learns to love Sue Lowden. Or the anointment works and we see just how much more money the million-dollar man can garner to take on Lucy Flores. I sense no Democratic IE coming,...
Ten days ago, lieutenant governor hopeful Sue Lowden received a $20,000 infusion for her campaign from the most important Republican donor in Nevada. Sheldon Adelson and his family gave the money to Lowden a week before the disclosure deadline, partly compensating for her own failure to infuse the campaign with a lot of personal money. One Lowden corporation put in $5,000, Paul Lowden put in $2,000 and a few other Lowden entities and the candidate gave about $5,000. Hardly significant. That’s...
Good morning, everyone. Happy Memorial Day, and welcome to this special edition of Morning Flash. Why is it special? Because it’s a holiday, I’m up early, and I say it is. On this day meant for solemnity and remembrance, I look forward to receiving less-than-heartfelt missives from every politician running about how special this day is for them (and their campaigns.). As for the too-short weekend, I have only one question and I refuse to link to the last-minute hit piece: Bedbugs? Really? If...

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