Las Vegas Review-Journal (Sunday) - 2019-10-20

• ‘So where do we go?’
• Westgate’s Siegels to honor late daughter
• Golden Knights’ Fleury makes 29 stops in blanking his former team
• Many California wildfire victims may miss out on payments because they don’t know about them.
• Nevada Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto predicts no problems for a new judicial nominee from Nevada.
• Columnist Ed Graney examines the history of Green Bay’s iconic Lambeau Field.
• Christophe­r Lawrence: HBO’s “Watchmen” is a messy, gorgeous triumph.
• Landowners join environmen­talists in opposing a pipeline in Texas Hill Country.
• Gov. Steve Sisolak said the HOV lanes in Las Vegas could be up for revision earlier than stated.
• The unsolved case of a missing Las Vegas girl is still active 20 years later.
• Turkey wants Syrian government forces to leave border areas.
• Boris Johnson asked the EU for a Brexit extension again.
• President Donald Trump cancels plans to host the G-7 summit at his golf resort.
• Former NFL referee John Parry discusses the league’s officiatin­g problems.
• Sports wagering was the most popular topic at G2E.
• Deep-sea explorers find WWII Japanese ship
• Exhibit takes nuanced view of Jefferson’s feats
• Data: Americans show decreasing faith in organized religion
• Chicago teachers’ strike causes parents hardship
• Indiana AG faces hearing amid groping allegation­s
• South Sudan opposition head returns to meet leader
• Egypt releases 101 detained in crackdown
• Protesters gird for march for demands
• Barcelona mayor pleads for violence to stop
• Security beefed up after Seoul rally
• Sisolak gives hope for earlier review of car pool lanes
• Man acquitted of murder charge in shooting
• Panelists talk Trump, 2020 election
• Horsford shepherds quartet of bills aiming to facilitate care
• DONNA BIRGEN
• JOHN KORTHUIS
• JAMES PADGETT
• IRA LEON GARDNER
• ROBERT JOSEPH BUSH
• JOSEPH "JOE" RIZZUTO
• RICHARD F. WELCH
• Oracle co-CEO Mark Hurd is dead at age 62
• DIANNE M. ROGOTS
• ROBERT ALLEN ZARING
• ‘Friends’ co-creator wowed by sitcom tribute
• Modernizat­ion sought for NPS campground­s
• Panel urges no ICE arrests at courthouse­s
• New Washington apple called game changer
• Illinois stuns No. 6 Wisconsin
• Astros beat Yankees, reach World Series
• Breaking the ice
• Unlike his team, Cards’ Maddux doesn’t struggle to make contact
• Rider earns victory, but not $1 million
• Otzelberge­r’s praise goes to Rebel defense
• Signing with Nashville music to center’s ears
• Nats’ only action: Playing waiting game
• Herbert’s fourth TD strike rallies Ducks past Huskies
• TOP 25 FARED
• QB injured, but Tide roll on
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP
• Nittany Lions receiver clears his IOU
• Guaranteed: Namath voted No. 1 character
• Rodgers’ unique skills difficult to prepare for
• Arbor View back in control of league
• Hendrick playoff drivers in peril of not advancing
• Little accountabi­lity
• The danger inherent in the president’s Syria policy
• Warren refuses to play it straight
• For Trump, alliances are strictly business
• Liberal media won’t talk about these crimes
• Caught in the crosshairs of liberal bullies
• Sitting down with one of America’s global rivals
• L.A. TIMES CROSSWORD
• OBSERVER CROSSWORD
• DIAGRAMLES­S, 21x21
• Companies find investors at incubator event
• Ghost hunting is all in a day’s work
• TODAY’S HOROSCOPE
• Don’t distract service dogs while they’re working
• ▶ HARD ROCK
• ‘Your House Will Pay’ explores race, redemption
• LINE OF SIGHT
• Luscious lamb
• REAL ESTATE
• Homeowner complains about being ‘singled out’ by HOA
• ▶ TOWN HOME
• Local entertaine­rs find home at One Las Vegas
• Juhl partners with UNLV School of Architectu­re

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