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Oct 2006 Percentage change since 1990 in the number of elderly Americans: +16



Percentage change in Nevada: +106
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U.S. Census Bureau

Nov 2003Age in years of a Nevada bristlecone when the U.S. Forest Service let a graduate student cut it down in 1964: 4,950
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U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service

Aug 2003Rank of Las Vegas among the top destinations of industry-funded trips that FCC officials have taken since 1995: 1
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The Center for Public Integrity (Washington)

Jul 2003Estimated amount spent on lap dances in Las Vegas each year: $25,000,000
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Las Vegas Dancers Alliance

Jul 2003Total child support that went unpaid in Clark County, Nevada, in the last year: $63,100,000
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Nevada Child Support Enforcement Program (Carson City)

Sep 2002Estimated portion of all U.S. nuclear waste that Nevada's Yucca Mountain dumpsite will hold when it is full in 2046: 3/5
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Public Citizen (Washington)

Aug 2002Price a Las Vegas filmmaker charges through his website for a film of homeless men fighting each other: $19.95
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Extreme Entertainment (Las Vegas)

Jul 2002Number of requests Nevada has received since January for a new license-plate design featuring a mushroom cloud: 322
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Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (Carson City)

Apr 2002Number of visitors to a Las Vegas consumer-electronics show last winter who opted to be shot with a stun gun: 120
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Taser International (Scottsdale, Ariz.)

Mar 2002Number of Las Vegas strip clubs purchased on September 10 by a Stanford medical-school professor: 3
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Mark Nicoletti, attorney to Prof. Simon Sterzer (Las Vegas)

May 2001Minimum number of Las Vegas casinos that use face-recognition technology to identify known card cheats: 25
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Viisage Technology (Littleton, Mass.)

May 2000Ratio of the number of hotel rooms planned for Las Vegas's Venetian Hotel to all the hotel rooms in Venice: 1:1
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The Venetian (Las Vegas, Nev.)/Associazione Veneziana Albergatori (Venice)

February 23, 2007After widespread opposition from residents of Utah and Nevada, the Pentagon canceled its plan to test a large non-nuclear bomb as part of Operation Divine Strake.
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Washington Post

January 1, 2007Concerns about terrorism prompted Governor Jim Gibbons of Nevada to take his oath shortly after midnight on New Year's despite the admitted absence of any known threat.
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AP via San Diego Union-Tribune

October 19, 2006 Las Vegas magnate Steve Wynn elbowed a hole through Picasso's “Le Reve,” a painting he had just sold for a record $139 million.
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BBC

August 29, 2006Warren Steed Jeffs, who reportedly has 80 wives and 250 children and serves as the leader of a polygamist Mormon sect, was arrested in Nevada on suspicion of arranging marriages between underage girls and older men.
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AP via New York Times

March 29, 2006A Las Vegas ambulance company was using a special extra-large ambulance to deal with extremely obese patients; the company said that it had served 75 patients weighing over 600 pounds in the last 6 months.
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WBAY.com

December 18, 2005 Senator Harry Reid said the current U.S. Congress was “the most corrupt in history.”
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Reuters

November 25, 2005A Nevada man was arrested for stealing $200,000 worth of Legos.
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MSNBC/AP

November 3, 2005The mayor of Las Vegas called for vandals who deface freeways to have their thumbs cut off on TV. “They would get a trial first,” he offered.
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The Guardian

October 27, 2005Strange, vibrating lights were seen in the skies above California and Nevada.
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SF Gate

August 9, 2005The Environmental Protection Agency was working on ways to limit the radioactivity of the planned Yucca Mountain, Nevada, nuclear-waste dump for the next 1 million years.
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FOX News

July 19, 2005Heidi Fleiss was planning to open a brothel in Nevada. “I'm a perfect example of the fact that prison does work,” she said. “I have served my time, now will do my crime legally.”
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MSNBC Gossip

June 9, 2005Voters in Nevada elected a former stripper to be a judge.
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AP

May 7, 2005 Nevada Senator Harry Reid said Bush was a loser.
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The Washington Post

April 29, 2005A flock of fifty sheep with partially human organs was grazing outside of Las Vegas.
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AP

March 3, 2005 Representative Jim Gibbons of Nevada called for liberals to be used as human shields in Iraq; he later apologized for plagiarizing his remarks.
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Reno Gazette-Journal

March 2, 2005 Nevada announced that it would cost $2 billion to pipe water from rural Nevada to Las Vegas.
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New York Times

November 7, 2004Voters in Montana approved the use of medical marijuana; they also approved a "right to hunt" amendment. Florida and Nevada raised the states' minimum wage.
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New York Times

October 15, 2004Officials in Oregon and Nevada were investigating claims that Republicans destroyed Democratic voter-registration forms.
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New York Times

July 10, 2004A federal appeals court ruled that the government's standards for the proposed Yucca Mountain nuclear-waste dump in Nevada are insufficient because they extend for only 10,000 years.
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New York Times

December 20, 2003It was reported that the omnibus spending bill passed by the House of Representatives this month includes $23 billion in "earmarks" such as $50 million for an indoor rain forest in Iowa and $225,000 to repair a swimming pool in Sparks, Nevada. Jim Gibbons, a Republican representative, explained that the funding came about because he felt guilty for clogging up that pool with tadpoles when he was a boy. "Look," Gibbons said in defense of his earmark, "this is the standard practice the United States Congress has had for decades." Gibbons said he did not view such projects "as pork."
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New York Times