Las Vegas Review-Journal (Sunday) - 2017-10-22

• Crowdfundi­ng cons
• Henderson youth Series bound
• Rogers’ injury, Rebels’ defensive woes sink UNLV against Utah State
• Surprising connection in shooting
• IN REHAB, SHOOTING VICTIM HOPES FOR THE BEST
• The Houston Astros won the AL pennant with a 4-0 victory against the Yankees in Game 7 on Saturday.
• Pop, soul, rap female empowermen­t group Femmology makes its Vegas debut
• In helping out the president, the White House chief of staff silenced the press corps, Debra Saunders says.
• Secretary of State Rex Tillerson hopes for an alliance between Saudi Arabia and Iraq that will shut out Iran.
• The speaker of Catalonia’s parliament called Spain’s plan to sack the autonomous region’s leaders a “coup.”
• Pedestrian deaths are expected to reach an all-time high in Clark County by the end of this year.
• Victor Joecks says Rep. Jacky Rosen-backed bump stock legislatio­n goes too far.
• ■ Ohio artist making portraits of Vegas shooting victims.
• Mourners remembered a U.S. soldier whose death led to a political fight.
• Economic developmen­t tax abatements cost Clark County $4 million in fiscal 2017.
• More than 150 Afghans sent to the U.S. for military training have gone AWOL.
• Lupita Nyong’o relates her story of inappropri­ate Harvey Weinstein encounters.
• Five former presidents appear together at a concert for hurricane relief.
• The NAACP has a new president and will reorganize to be more relevant.
• GOP senators are devising a bill for new constraint­s on Iran.
• ■ Friends, family create memorial for Route 91 victim Quinton Robbins.
• Moose are on the loose in record numbers in Northern Nevada.
• The Golden Knights score a goal late in overtime for victory over the Blues.
• Weinstein brothers once fought world, then each other
• Three from ‘The Soo’ break the ice
• Most-read stories
• Weinstein ouster just first step of penance
• Bloom’s advice to Weinstein has her at odds with mother
• Analyst: IS potency remains despite defeats
• Tally of injured in Havana embassy attacks rises by two
• First lady gives inaugural gown to Smithsonia­n
• White House: No required outcomes in military cases
• Shoe inserts may help ease plantar heel pain
• Frailty, loss of mental ability affect survival
• Study: New bird flu strain could cause pandemic
• For diabetics, less pain might prove deadly
• ALS patients’ families at risk for disorders
• Wildfires harm vineyard workers, owners alike
• Wounded victims were silent, selfless
• WHO chief ‘rethinking’ Mugabe designatio­n
• Experts say Chile poet did not die of cancer
• Toll rises to 54 Egyptian police killed, officials say
• Chinese-North Korean relationsh­ip strained
• Syrian troops capture central town recently taken by IS
• Foreigners who joined IS unlikely to survive
• Socialism wins against split Venezuelan rivals
• Populist billionair­e’s party on top in Czech elections
• Teaching program helps autistic kids
• To Perez, Trump ‘most dangerous president’
• ETHAN ANCHETA
• SANDRA BROWN
• BARBARA GIALKETSIS
• ALBERTA "COOKIE" BONO
• DR. KATAYOUN "KATY" BARIN
• Two facing charges of attempted murder
• ROSEMARIE HARTLE
• DR. RICHARD "ZMAN" ZIEBARTH
• JON MATTHEWS II
• GEORGE JARAMILLO
• LEWIS SHUPE JR.
• Walkers should take caution as sun sets earlier
• New projects designed for pedestrian­s
• More bison to join Wyoming reservatio­n herd
• Subsidies gone, Montana insurance companies raise rates
• More LDS missionari­es will carry smartphone­s
• At 1,400 pounds, Idaho’s record pumpkin leaves onlookers dazed
• Pardon decision leaves Arpaio open to lawsuits
• MGM ownership seen as key to WNBA Las Vegas success
• No. 13 Notre Dame rolls over No. 11 USC
• Built to spec: No big league plans for minor league park
• Truex Jr.’s confidence in high gear
• Source: No additional fines for Lynch
• Backup QBs could decide who captures NFC North
• Britt, Coleman missed curfew for 0-6 Browns
• QB Rogers goes out, Rebels go down against Utah State
• Losing Rogers, element of surprise
• Palandech, Stanton next up at QB with Rogers out
• BIG TEN CONFERENCE
• AP Top 25 fared
• ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE
• BIG 12 CONFERENCE
• SOUTHEASTE­RN CONFERENCE
• Gasol helps Grizzlies bully Warriors, earn double-digit victory
• Don’t laugh, but updated ‘glow puck’ could return
• Kopitar leads Kings to record start
• Haula, Marchessau­lt close to returning
• Thomas takes one-shot lead after three rounds of CJ Cup
• Clark soph goes unbeaten
• Palo Verde’s Botticelli grabs 4A singles title
• After tragedy, MGM delayed demonstrat­ion of new program
• Study on gender equality finds few women in gaming leadership roles
• How to buy the last house you will ever need
• Not-so-golden years? Shielding seniors from financial fraud
• Scandals throwing focus on corporate boards
• Target sees future in urban neighborho­od stores
• L.A. TIMES CROSSWORD
• OBSERVER CROSSWORD
• DIAGRAMLES­S, 21x21
• The superinten­dent search
• Get a warrant to search Americans’ email
• One way to measure Trump presidency
• Not far enough
• Immigratio­n plan
• Schools and land use
• Question 1 wouldn’t have stopped attack
• Don’t believe that Nevada’s third-graders can’t read
• Las Vegas workers come together in face of tragedy
• Tax reform means a raise for workers
• Turning to old, reliable shows for a feel-good binge
• Morgan Freeman on golfing, traveling and his new series
• Rich Mediterran­ean flavors at downtown’s Two Bald Brothers
• Use rewards to help teach dog new behaviors
• What to know about flu shots designed specifical­ly for seniors
• Air fresheners no help for ‘Rotten Ron’
• TODAY’S HOROSCOPE
• Champion for change
• Running the world
• Low fares from Las Vegas
• Stars rally for Vegas Cares show
• Boxer Beibut Shumenov lists home for $5.3M
• HOA board member injured while checking the lights
• Water features have central role in luxury homes
• Find out what escrow is and what it really costs
• RESALE HOMES AUG. 17 - 23
• Bush: America needs to recall, recover its identity
• Officer’s message to trauma surgeon on night of attack: ‘Go, go, go’
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Gene therapy could cost more than $1 million
• Northern Nevada chamber wrong not to join Yucca Mountain fight
• Charlottes­ville feels L.V.’s pain
• Trump assailing First Amendment
• On taxes, Republican­s adopt lie-based strategy
• Here’s how to stand up and resist Trumpcare
• George Will
• Editorial Roundup
• Once a hope for democracy, Myanmar is now a study in how it fails
• Boom in credit cards: great news for banks, less so for consumers

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