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, , CONTENTS M arch 1989 • Vo lume -l- (\0. 3 I The BUSINESS of Broa dcasti ng 8 Just as in any successful business endea vor, the formula that applies to a DEPARTMENTS profitable bottom line in the broadcasti ng industry is to "buy what sells." A listinf! ofSouthern Nevada 's radio and television stations follows this SlOT)". Nort hern Nevada 's Radio and Television Broadcasters To Your HeaUh 12 With a 33 percent increase in revenue dollars predicted by 1992, the picture 29 Seat Belts: Nuisance or . .. ? for Reno's television broadcasters is bright. However. with only S10 million in radio advertisin g dollars and about 20 stations in contention for it. the compet ition on Northern Nevada's radio airwaves is stiff. Nevada Briefs A listing ofNorthern Nevada 's radio and television stat ions f ollows this SlOT)' . 30 Sta rti ng an Advert ising Agency in Las Vegas Silver Dome 15 An executive of a Las Vegas advertising and public relations finn gives advice News from Nevada's Capitol for those who wish to test the shark-infested waters of the industry. 32 Former Head of Porsche Cars Jo ins Reno Ad Firm In the Executive Suite 16 John A.Cook, former president and CEO of Porsche Cars North America. Inc.. 39 Nevada executives on the move contributes his marketing expertise to Mandell and Associates Advenising. Investments: Go for the Specia l Supplemelit: Painted Desert - A Second Look 43 17 With golf-course communities becoming a familiar sight in the Short Term Las Vegas Valley, what distinguishes Painted Desert from the rest is The expe rts say: Until interest their long-standing commitment to quality. rates rise. invest in money market accounts that pay high interest while keeping your funds $14 Million Development Planned for Palnted Desert accessi ble. 23 Michael Andrew Homes of San Diego will showcase their first development venture in Nevada when they open their St. Tropez residential community. 44 Nevada B usiness Plans for Super Office Complex Announced Journal Stock Index 25 The 35-sto ry, S85-million Minami Tower will soon be taking shape on the Las Index Leaps to Vegas skyline. Post-Crash High New Technique 10 Highlighl Grove Business Park 26 The new headquarters of Grove Incorporated will feature a distinctive concrete radius design. On the Cover: Western Stales Digging In at Sun Ctty Summerlin 27 Caliche notwithstanding, Western States Contracting continues installation of utility lines. telephone lines and storm drains at Del Webb' s retirement development. UNLV Receives $5 Million Donation 28 Harrah' s donates the largest single gift ever received by UNLV to the university's College of Hotel Administration. Summa Com pletes Reorgan ization 34 Having divested itself of all non-real estate operations, Las Vegas-based Summa Corporation looks forward to a new chapter in real estate investme nt and development. Executive Profile: Wally Talamas, CHA 37 Despite a long list of industry accolades and educational credentials, Wally The Painted Desert golf-course community Talarnas. general manager of the Best Western Mardi Gras. remains a "life­ flourishes ill Northwest Las Vegas, page J7. long learner" eager to expand his horizo ns. Cover photo by Michael E. 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  • Las Vegas/50 Km *Distance from Orlando City Center Ch Type Call

    Las Vegas/50 Km *Distance from Orlando City Center Ch Type Call

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