Jerry Sturdivant Las Vegas
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- Sep 14, 2026
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LETTER: Trump and Iran (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump’s Sept. 4 comments on his war against Iran being “small potatoes” reflects his disdain and disregard for the loss of 18 American service personnel and the wounding of reportedly more than 700 other troops. His comments about the deployments not being long enough also provide insight into the value he places on the men and women who serve this country. How would Mr. Trump like to be confined aboard a ship in the middle of the ocean for nine months? Because he can’t figure o
LETTER: Stay cool (opens the original)
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Your Sept. 1 story about Las Vegas residents dying in their homes (“Many unable to escape heat”) because they lacked air conditioning reminded me of Chicago’s deadly heat wave 31 years ago. Many of those who died were elderly and living alone in apartments, often without working A/C and sometimes afraid to open their windows because of crime. Air conditioning is important, but it should not be presented as the only defense against dangerous heat. When temperatures become extreme, especially duri
LETTER: Get the shots, people (opens the original)
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Recently, one of the lead health stories has been the outbreaks of measles. Statistically, as broadcast on network television, 95 percent of those inflicted have not been vaccinated. What is the big surprise? Measles, polio and smallpox were almost globally eradicated because of vaccinations, Unfortunately, anti-vaxxers are reversing this result. Whether you are a Democrat or Republican, liberal or conservation, there is no downside to vaccination. One flawed study in the United Kingdom linked v
LETTER: The difference between private health insurance and Medicare (opens the original)
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In your Monday editorial, “Health insurance market needs a dose of freedom,” you overlooked one important fact: The United States is the only major industrialized nation that does not provide universal health care for all its citizens. There is a reason for that. Medicare is not a profit-making enterprise. We contribute to it during our working years and, like Social Security, receive benefits when we need them. Private insurance companies have a responsibility to patients but also to shareholde
LETTER: The Boulder City data center battle (opens the original)
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The Boulder City data center kerfuffle seems like much ado about very little. The data centers have no more frontline impact — as far as water use — than car washes or golf courses and do a lot more for us. As for “excess power usage,” we need only look at the bright lights of the Strip to counter that argument. A Boulder City data center using federal land seems to alleviate the problem we keep hearing that the government won’t release land in Nevada. Well, there it is. It’s just that Boulder C
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