DOCSLIB.ORG

Gorsuch Promises Independence on Bench

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Gorsuch Promises Independence on Bench Localchefs going wild with crawfish creativity FLAVOR Wednesday, March22, 2017 |HoustonChronicle.com and Chron.com |Vol. 116,No. 160|$2.00 xx Partly cloudy: High 84,Low 64 BUSINESS GOPfaces narrowpathonhealth carebill Stocks Manylawmakersremain on fence rank­and­file Republicans dozen Texans remain un­ makers. Buthesaid they from Texasand acrossthe committed, not counting still have work to do.“They have their as plan drawsfire from both sides nation face adecision about Tyler Republican Louie justhavetoput repeal of whether to sign on to their Gohmert, an outspoken the regulatoryauthorityin worstday By Kevin Diaz providing the firstcrucial partyleaders’ gradual ap­ member of the conserva­ the bill and I’m there.” and Bill Lambrecht legislative testfor Presi­ proach,orholdout for afull tive FreedomCaucus who With TrumponCapi­ of theyear dent Donald Trumpand repeal of former President has beensharply criticalof tol Hill Tuesdaytrying to WA SHINGTON —For the GOP majority in both Barack Obama’s signature the bill. closethe deal —and report­ Stocksfell sharply Republicans in Congress, chambers. health care law. “I’mnot ahard no,” edlyleaning on Republican Tuesdayasinvestors it’s crunchtimeonObama­ Facing withering criti­ Asurveyofthe Lone Gohmert said Tuesday holdouts—somelawmak­ worriedthat care replacementlegisla­ cism from hard­right Star State’sHouseGOP after House leaders put ers from Texas kept their President Donald tion, whichcould come to conservativegroupslike delegationonTuesday in 11th­hour sweeteners heads loworremainedun­ Trump will struggleto avote as early as Thursday, Heritage Action, some suggests thatatleastahalf­ to entice recalcitrantlaw­ Health continuesonA15 deliver promised tax cuts thatpropelled the marketsto record highs in recent months. PageB1 Gorsuchpromises Man, 35, accused LEGISLATURE independence on bench of serial assaults 10 girlsmolested near schoolsin Harris Countyand northeastHouston SanAntonioExpress-News Sen. Paul Betten- By Andrew Kragie court, R-Houston, and CindyGeorge is author of thebill. At the start of winter Propertytax break,Scroggins Elemen­ bill advances tarysentaletter to parents to the House warning of an “unidenti­ Afeudgrows fied man”who accosted betweenstate and a student Dec. 15 near the localofficialsas school’s northeastHous­ the TexasSenate ton campus. approvesaplan Just blocks away the designedtoslow same day,anothergirl the increase of local wasassaulted in much the propertytaxes. same way, by aman who Page A3 PabloMartinezMonsivais /AssociatedPress walked up behind her and In an emphatic and folksy style, JudgeNeil Gorsuch stressed his independence and defended the groped her throughher WORLD integrity of thefederal judiciary Tuesdayatthe Senate hearings on his Supreme Court nomination. clothes. That’s Terror concerns when ledtoairline By Adam Liptak hadruledagainstthe administra­ would be unfair to futurelitigants Houston laptop curbs and Matt Flegenheimer tion. forhim toannounce his views on police real­ U.S. and British NEWYORK TIMES “When anyone criticizes the issues thatcould come before the ized they officialssay the honesty or integrity or motives court. mightbe decision to baR WA SHINGTON —Judge of afederal judge,”Gorsuchsaid, Gorsuch’s stylewas folksy, looking for laptopsfromthe Neil Gorsuch, PresidentDonald “I find thatdisheartening and de­ earnest, learned and emphatic, aserial of­ Ayala cabins of some Trump’s Supreme Court nomi­ moralizing.” and he easily dodged questions fender,a international flights nee,soughttoassure the Senate Askedifthatgeneral statement from members of the Senate Judi­ predator targetinggirls wasn’t based on any and the nation at hisconfirmation applied to Trump, Gorsuchsaid, ciaryCommittee thathewas not walking to and from specific threatbut hearingonTuesdaythathewould “A nyone is anyone.” inclined to answer. Buthespoke school. on long-standing be afair­mindedand independent By turns expansive and eva­ forcefullyabout hisdevotion to “Wejumpedonit,” Of­ concerns about justice.Hesaid he would not hes­ sive,Gorsuchdiscussedlegal the rule of law. ficerMarcos Betancourt teRRorists. Page A8 itatetorule againstTrump if the doctrines at length, but refused to HisexchangeswithDemo­ said. lawrequired it,and he repeated take positions on specific issues. cratic senators were sometimes At first,police hadlittle NATION his earlier private criticismof He asserted, as have previous tense and testy. Ye t through to go on, unaware of other Trump’s attacks on judges who Supreme Court nominees, thatit GorsuchcontinuesonA14 attacks justoutsidethe city Trump signs limits. NASA bill aimed Democratic Then on Jan. 23, an­ at Marsmission senators such as other girlreported an at­ President Donald Minnesota’s Al tack, this one more brazen. Trump signs a Franken, left, Less thanamile from the sweeping NASA tried to crank up December assaults, aman policybill,reinforcing theheatagainst tried to stuff a7­year­old the spaceagency’s Gorsuch,while girl into the back seatof commitment to GOP senators his sedan, releasing her human space such as Texas’ onlywhen her 9­year­old exploration and a John Cornyn brother screamed. long-term trajectory used questions On Tuesday, Houston to Mars. Page A8 to insulate the police announced they had nominee from arrested asuspect believed criticism. GirlscontinuesonA14 CITY |STATE PabloMartinezMonsivais /AP SusanWalsh /AP City bikeplan readybut faces oldconcerns Newstudentpresidentpushes barriers at A&M Amasterplanto guide development of high-qualitytrails Gayjunior is elected cialissues. He soon decided to run is headed toward to leadall Aggies as studentbody approval but remains to lead at traditionally president. dogged by the same conservativecampus Andthenhewon. issuesthatdivided Brooks, 21, learned thismonth neighborsascyclists By LindsayEllis that he will serve as Texas A&M’s claimedspace on next student president — the first the roadways. COLLEGESTATION —Bobby timeanopenly gaystudentwillhold Page A3 Brooksleaned overand kissed the officeatthe traditionally conser­ his date,anAggie tradition,when vative university. Texas A&MUniversityscored a “I believe in everyhuman’s capa­ touchdownlastThanksgiving. bilitytochangethe world,” he said It wasthe first time Brooks,who Monday,“and Idecided it wasmy is gay, felt comfortablejoininginthe time totry that.” ritualatthe renowned Kyle Field. Ajunior fromBelton studying ForBrooks, the momentwas economicsand French,Brooksac­ an importantsteptointegrating knowledges thathis electionisa Chroniclefile his identity as agay manand as an milestone for A&M. Here,students Bicyclists enjoya A&Mstudentonacampus better wear pressed Corps of Cadets uni­ BrettCoomer /Houston Chronicle BraysBayou trail. known for itsloveoftradition than forms and colorful sorority and TexasA&M studentbodypresident BobbyBrooks, whowas born for itsembraceofprogressive so­ Reaction continuesonA15 in Houston, said he came outduringhis freshman year. Index Chron.com HoustonChronicle.com @HoustonChron HoustonChronicle Business ... B1 DailyDigital A2 FlavoR........ D1 Obituaries B8 Comics......D7 Directory ...A2 Lottery ......C6 Sports....... C1 Houston’sSource forBreaking News Go to Chron.comthroughout the dayfor the latest Crossword D6 Editorials A14 Markets.....B4 Weather .. B10 stories, photos and videofromHouston’s No.1news site. A2 | Wednesday, March 22, 2017 | Houston Chronicle | HoustonChronicle.com and chron.com xx Unlockyour subscription. Exclusive digital only contentat DAILY DIGITAL HoustonChronicle.com/activate HOUSTONLIVESTOCK SHOWAND RODEO Trending Today’sschedule stories from houstonchronicle.com: LIVESTOCK AND Anjou, Simmental, MISC. 7:30 p.m. CHAMPION 10:15 p.m. HORSE SHOWS Charolais, Angus, 7p.m. » Livemusic: WINE GARDEN » MaxStalling RedAngus, Her- 8a.m. » HoustonDiscDogs London Lawhon 4p.m.-11p.m. eford, Polled Her- RODEOHOUSTON » Youth Horse NRGCENTER -MAIN ARENA CARRUTH PLAZA eford, Shorthorn CARNIVAL NRGSTADIUM Show: Halter, Showmanship and NRGCENTER -MAIN ARENA STARSOVER 11 a.m. -Midnight 6:30 p.m. 6:45 p.m. English Perfor- » Junior Market Bar- TEXAS STAGE » TheJunction » Wade Andrew » Super Series manceEvents rowShow: York- THE JUNCTION Carnival Smith and Driftwood Semifinal 1, fol- shire, Chester White NRGARENA 10 a.m. -6p.m. 4p.m.-Midnight THE HIDEOUT lowedbyChris &OPB, Light Weight » Junior Market » Familyentertain- » Carnival Young in concert Other Crossbred 6p.m.-Midnight Steer Show: Maine ment (hourly) NRGCENTER -EASTARENA NRGPARK Houstonarea REVIEW to getnew Target 1. prototype Curved center aisle, branded displays an airier layout are part of the redesign. NosnoozingwithZZTopintown Read it: HoustonChronicle.com/ newtarget Prominent Methodistsurgeon 2. is victim of appar- ent murder-suicide Herstar wasstill rising,one of onlyahandful of black female surgeons in the na­ tion, when shedied over the weekend. Read it: HoustonChronicle.com/ surgeon In acitywhere bigger is better, 3. canHoustonbuild astartup scene? In acitywithmore than two­dozen Fortune 500 companies, whybother to foster small techcompanies? Read it: HoustonChronicle.com/ techstartup Michael Ciaglo /HoustonChronicle Texasrockers ZZ Topkept theRodeoHoustoncrowd energized withwailingguitars, sparklingblazersand gravelly sounds. THECOURT Explorerulingsbyall of By Joey Guerra cheers. theU.S.SupremeCourt Nightdominatedbyseriouslyfine “Wegotta do this one for you justices andsee howthey ZZ Topreturned Tuesdayto tonight,” Gibbons said before relate to each other at RodeoHouston after afive­year launching into “Sharp Dressed HoustonChronicle.com/
Load more

Recommended publications
  • BOOTS and Bling
    St. FrAncis Episcopal Gala BOOTS and Bling. InterContinental Hotel 7:30 p.m. Cocktails, Auction, Entertainment 9:00 p.m. Welcome, Invocation, Live Auction, Appeal 11:30 p.m. Checkout *Silent Auction closes immediately after Live Auction *Big Boards begin closing thirty minutes after close of Live Auction A word from our trail bosses Howdy, and welcome to the St. Francis Boots and Bling Gala! On behalf of St. Francis Episcopal Day School’s more than 800 stu- dents and the congregation of St. Francis Episcopal Church, thank you for your support of this event and of the St. Francis community as a whole. We also extend our heartfelt gratitude to Maureen Graf, Kelli Weinzierl and their committee members—all of whom who have worked so diligently to make this a successful evening. Without the countless hours invested by our chairs, volunteers and staff, as well as the generosity of our underwriters and donors, none of this would be possible. Your participation in this year’s Gala and Auction makes a profound statement about the strength of our community’s commitment to St. Francis and the depth of your dedication to our collective mission and vision. We hope that—as you warm yourself by the campfires of fellowship and have a heapin’ helpin’ of good, clean fun—you tremendously enjoy this Gala With a Kick! 2 The Reverend Stuart A. Bates Susan B. Lair, Ph.D. 2011 Gala Sharpshooters Gala Co-Chairs Kelli Weinzierl and Maureen Graf We are thrilled to welcome you to the 2011 St. Francis Boots and Bling Gala.
    [Show full text]
  • Ing, Immigration Deal in Congress WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Congress Voted “I Am Pleased That Democrats in Congress on Monday to End a Three-Day U.S
    For news and information consider- If you would like to share news or news organization events, and school Nope, Tide PODS aren’t ation, please send to If information with our readers, please news to us includinig your name and [email protected] being discontinued send the unique stories, business phone number in case more informa- tion is needed. or contact John Robbins 832-280-5815 Jun Gai 281-498-4310 Publisher: Wea H. Lee General Manager: Catherine Lee Editor: John Robbins, Jun Gai Business Manager : Jennifer Lopez Address: 11122 Bellaire Blvd., Houston, TX 77072 Inside C5 Southern Daily News is published by Southern News Group Daily E-mail: [email protected] Tuesday, January 23, 2018 | www.today-america.com | Southern News Group Government shutdown fizzles on spend- ing, immigration deal in Congress WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Congress voted “I am pleased that Democrats in Congress on Monday to end a three-day U.S. govern- have come to their senses,” Trump said in a ment shutdown, approving another short- A United statement. “We will make a long term deal term funding bill as Democrats accepted States Park on immigration if and only if it’s good for the promises from Republicans for a broad Police vehicle country.” debate later on the future of young illegal sits parked Immigration and the budget are entangled be- immigrants. in front of a cause of Congress’ failure last year to approve The fourth temporary funding bill since Statue Cruises a budget on time by Oct. 1, just weeks after October easily passed the Senate and the ferry with Trump summarily ordered an end by March to House of Representatives.
    [Show full text]
  • Journal of Business “Who Are the Best Managers in the United States?”
    Journal of Business “Who Are the Best Managers in the United States?” Spring 2018 Editor, John DeSpagna An E-Publication of the Accounting and Business Administration Department at Nassau Community College Foreword It is with great pleasure we bring to you the second edition of the Journal of Business with the theme, “Who Are the Best Managers in the United States?” Our primary objective in publishing our students’ essays is to provide a forum for students and to demonstrate their understanding of the concept of the best leaders in this country. We also received and welcomed submissions from faculty members. The 24 submissions include a wide variety of examples of who these great managers are. This is our second publication, which will be distributed electronically to the Nassau Community College community. Bound paper copies are also available upon request by contacting John DeSpagna at [email protected]. We look forward to continuing to publish this Journal of Business annually. I am sure you will enjoy reading through this publication, and if you have any comments, questions or suggestions, please feel free to contact me at [email protected]. In closing, thank you to our students and faculty members who submitted their essays to make this happen. Sincerely, John DeSpagna Professor John DeSpagna Accounting and Business Administration Department [email protected] 2 Acknowledgments I would like to acknowledge the contributions of those who helped make this publication happen. The students of Nassau Community College are to be commended for the essays they submitted. We also had essays submitted by five faculty members of Nassau Community College.
    [Show full text]
  • Tilman Tells It Like It Is Coworking with the Cowboys Catching up with Mark Cuban
    Q1 2020 THE BUSINESS OF TEXAS SPORTS TILMAN TELLS IT LIKE IT IS No-Nonsense Business Lessons from the “Billion Dollar Buyer” COWORKING WITH THE COWBOYS A Chat with Jerry Jones Jr. CATCHING UP WITH THE MARK CUBAN RELAUNCH 7 Questions for the Legend ISSUE Warren is cleaning up Texas– and KEEPING IT SAFE. Warren Paynes | Lead Residential Driver | Texas Disposal Systems, Inc. Warren Paynes doesn’t just make Texas a cleaner place — he makes it a safer place. As a driver for Texas Disposal Systems, he knows that driving safe protects him, his route partner and everyone around them. He stays focused, performs inspections on his vehicle and puts his cell phone away. Warren takes his driver safety training seriously, and that’s why Texas Mutual is proud to support him and all the Texans who make the road their workplace. Texas Mutual is changing the way workers’ comp works for you. See Warren ON THE JOB at WorkSafeTexas.com/OnTheJob. © 2019 Texas Mutual Insurance Company Warren is cleaning up Texas– Letter from the KEEPING IT SAFE. OWNER and Great CEOs create great jobs. And meaningful work is something almost everyone craves. That’s why I have always felt that building a business is a noble cause. By creating and running great businesses, we satisfy our need to help others even as we provide for our own needs. This dynamic is, in large part, why we are excited to relaunch Texas CEO Magazine with the mission of helping CEOs across Texas grow their businesses and master their role as head of the organization.
    [Show full text]
  • Rockets Business Team
    Rockets Business Team Marcus Jolibois Chief Financial Officer Marcus Jolibois is in his 20th season as the organization’s Chief Financial Officer. He oversees all accounting, financial and administrative operations for the Houston Rockets and Toyota Center. In addition, Jolibois is responsible for the development and maintenance of the organization’s data and information systems. Jolibois also oversees the financial and administrative operations of the Clutch City Foundation, the non-profit charitable foundation established by Owner Leslie Alexander. He is also a member of the Senior Management Team for the Rockets and Toyota Center. A 1981 graduate of Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington, Jolibois joined the Rockets staff on November 15, 1994, after working for eight years at Levitz, Zacks and Ciceric in San Diego, California. He served as the audit manager for the firm from 1986-94. Prior to his time with Levitz, BUSINESS TEAM Zacks and Ciceric, Jolibois worked for two years as an operational and financial auditor for a Fortune 50 Company in San Diego. From 1981-84, he began his accounting career with Peterson, Sullivan, and Co. in Seattle. Jolibois, a native of Tacoma, Washington, and his wife, Diane, live in The Woodlands with their four sons, Andrew, Connor, Scott and Luke. Scott Andrews Executive Vice President & Chief Strategy Officer Scott Andrews is in his second season as the organization’s Vice President & Chief Strategy Officer. He oversees all aspects of business strategy and market research, team marketing and brand development, promotions, advertising, digital and social media marketing, game presentation, as well as the Rockets retail organization.
    [Show full text]
  • Shut up and Listen 2P.Indd 1 4/26/19 3:42 PM “Mr
    PRAISE FOR SHUT UP AND LISTEN! “Once you instill the principles of this book into your mindset and culture, you will know success.” —­Stephanie Ruhle MSNBC anchor, NBC News business correspondent “You will want to reread and review Tilman’s timeless lessons for busi- ness owners over and over again.” —­Tom Brady, six- time Super Bowl Champion, four- time Super Bowl MVP, three- time NFL Most Valuable Player “Tilman’s swag comes through loud and clear on every page, telling you what you need to do to be successful.” — James Harden, NBA Houston Rockets Superstar and MVP “I’ve seen Tilman’s unique business strategies in action many times. All through the book he breaks them down in ways that are not only easy to understand, but can be used in any type of business.” — Brian Sullivan, CNBC anchor “Tilman shares his secrets on how to succeed in a highly- competitive marketplace, whether you’re running a small business or operating a multibillion- dollar sports team.” — Adam Silver, Commissioner of the NBA “Tilman doesn’t just understand business— he understands what the customer wants because of his rare ability to see the world through other people’s eyes.” — Michael Milken, Chairman, The Milken Institute Shut Up and Listen_2P.indd 1 4/26/19 3:42 PM “Mr. Fertitta provides great insights to apply to the management of businesses, and people, that span all industries and all cultures.” —­Yao Ming, business executive, former Houston Rocket and NBA All- Star “Tilman offers up compelling lessons on how to build and run a busi- ness.
    [Show full text]
  • Sports Industry Considerations
    0 Houlihan Lokey Sports Industry Update Dear Clients and Friends, Houlihan Lokey is pleased to present its Sports Industry Summer 2020 Overview. We have included industry insights and select transaction announcements to help you stay ahead in the dynamic and constantly evolving sports sector. Driven by growing national and local media rights deals, digital platforms, and increased sponsorship monetization, recent years have witnessed several blockbuster acquisitions in the major U.S. professional sports leagues. We expect activity to remain high, especially for minority ownership stakes, for the foreseeable future as franchise assets remain scarce and institutional buyers enter the marketplace with increasing demand. In recent months, COVID-19 has sent shock waves through markets globally and captured the attention of the world. Since mid-February, COVID-19 has caused significant market disruption that is expected to continue for the foreseeable future. The sports industry has been particularly impacted with the cancellation of live sporting events, forcing sports leagues and franchises to reevaluate their business models for the duration of the pandemic. In recent weeks, leagues have begun to resume competition in empty stadiums, which has profound financial implications on teams’ operations and financial outlooks. We hope you find this update informative and that it serves as a valuable resource to you in staying abreast of the market. If there is additional content you would find useful for future updates, please don’t hesitate to call
    [Show full text]
  • University of Houston Commencement Spring 2013
    University of Houston Commencement Spring 2013 Message from Renu Khator, President . 3 University of Houston System Board of Regents . 4 University of Houston Deans . 5 Commencement Program for Friday 9 a .m . Ceremony . 6 Commencement Program for Friday 2 p m. Ceremony . 7 Commencement Program for Friday 7 p .m . Ceremony . 8 Commencement Program for Saturday 9 a .m . Ceremony . 9 Commencement Program for Saturday 6 p .m . Ceremony . 10. History of UH and UH System . .11 Commencement Traditions . .12 Ceremonial Symbols . .13 Honorary Degree Recipients . 14-16 President’s Medallion Recipients . 17-20 Honors . .21 Spring Candidates for Graduation and Fall Graduates - Gerald D . Hines College of Architecture . 22-23 - C . T . Bauer College of Business . 24-29 - College of Education . 30-34 - Cullen College of Engineering . 35-37 - Conrad N . Hilton College of Hotel and Restaurant Management . 38-39 - College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences . 40-51 - College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics . 52-55 - College of Technology . 56-58 - The Honors College . 59-61 Message from John Clarke (’82), Chair, Board of Directors, UH Alumni Association . .62 Special Thanks . 63-64 For additional information about Commencement at University of Houston, please visit www.uh.edu/commencement. 2 University of Houston Renu Khator President May 2013 Dear Graduates: Congratulations on one of the happiest, most memorable, and most important days of your life – the day of your graduation! The University of Houston is a very special place. It is the place that welcomed you, helped you grow intellectually, and encouraged you on your journey. It is the place that, thanks to our incredible diversity, has provided you with the life experiences to work, feel at home, and succeed anywhere in the world.
    [Show full text]
  • ANNUAL REPORT 2013 Conquest Mailing List
    The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center MD Anderson of Texas The University The University of Texas NONPROFIT MD Anderson Cancer Center U.S. POSTAGE Communications - 600784-30-107175-55028-21 PAID PO Box 301439 HOUSTON, TX Houston TX 77230-1439 PERMIT NO. 7052 CONQUEST Winter 2014 Address Service Requested Please change my name or address. I received a duplicate copy. Please make the necessary correction. Please remove my name from the ANNUAL REPORT 2013 Conquest mailing list. Please check the appropriate box and return this page to the address above. Annual Report 2013 45141_Cvr_.indd 1 2/11/14 5:13 AM open MISSION VISION CORE VALUES The mission of The University of Texas We shall be the premier cancer center in the Caring MD Anderson Cancer Center is to eliminate world, based on the excellence of our people, By our words and actions, we create a caring environment for everyone. cancer in Texas, the nation and the world through our research-driven patient care and our science. minds,Integrity outstanding programs that integrate patient care, ® We are Making Cancer History . We work together to merit the trust of our colleagues and those we serve. research and prevention, and through education for undergraduate and graduate students, trainees, Discovery newprofessionals, employees and the public. We embrace creativity and seek new knowledge. frontiers CONTENTS track the journey, lower the risk 4 seminal discoveries, seismic changes 16 treat the immune system, attack the cancer 28 enhance patient experience, build networks 40 From our president 2 Faculty 52 Board of Visitors 56 Donors 58 Financial and statistical data 79 45141_Txt_.indd 1 2/7/14 8:55 AM MD ANDERSON CANCER CENTER Annual Report 2013 “May you live in interesting times.” t’s a saying that intends to convey despair Expansion of Our Network and Knowledge upon those living in times of tumult.
    [Show full text]
  • Tilman J. Fertitta
    TILMAN J. FERTITTA Tilman Fertitta is the sole owner, chairman and CEO of Fertitta Entertainment, Inc., which owns both the restaurant giant Landry’s and the Golden Nugget Casinos and is recognized today as a world leader in the dining, hospitality, entertainment and gaming industries. The Company today boasts revenues of $3 billion and assets of more than $3.5 billion. Landry’s operates more than 500 properties in 35 states and owns a number of international locations. It is also one of the country’s largest employers, with more than 55,000 employees. Landry’s owns and operates more than 50 different restaurant brands, including McCormick & Schmick’s, Chart House, Landry’s Seafood, Rainforest Cafe, Saltgrass Steak House, Bubba Gump Shrimp Company, Claim Jumper and many more award-winning concepts. Landry’s Signature Group of restaurants includes some of the world’s premier fine dining concepts, like Mastro’s Steakhouse and Ocean Club, Morton’s The Steakhouse, The Oceanaire, Vic & Anthony’s, Brenner’s Steakhouse, Grotto, La Griglia and Willie G’s. What is further unique about Landry’s is that it operates all of its locations and doesn’t license or franchise any of its domestic units. The Company also owns and operates numerous gaming, hospitality and entertainment venues, including the iconic Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino brand, with locations in Las Vegas, Atlantic City, Laughlin, Biloxi and Lake Charles. The Company recently launched into the online internet gaming world in the state of New Jersey with the Golden Nugget Casino brand as well. In the Houston/Galveston area, Tilman operates the award winning San Luis Resort, Spa & Conference Center, The Westin Houston Downtown and several other award-winning regional hotels.
    [Show full text]
  • Tilman Fertitta's Golden Nugget Lake Charles New Rush Tower Now
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Hailey Kleiderer/ Katelyn Roche Dancie Perugini Ware Public Relations [email protected] / [email protected] 713-224-9115 TILMAN FERTITTA’S GOLDEN NUGGET LAKE CHARLES NEW RUSH TOWER NOW OPEN Expanded Hotel Tower Now Offers Private Villa Suites and 350 Additional Luxury Rooms LAKE CHARLES, LA (May 26, 2017) – Tilman Fertitta announces the new Rush Tower at Golden Nugget Lake Charles is now open, offering more than 350 additional luxury hotel rooms and three private Villa Suites. “Golden Nugget Lake Charles has had huge success since we opened in 2014, and we knew it was time to expand to meet the demand of our guests looking to stay with us,” said Tilman Fertitta, owner of Golden Nugget Atlantic City, Lake Charles, Las Vegas, Laughlin and Biloxi. “Rush Tower sets a new standard for Lake Charles visitors, with the Villa Suites bringing the most opulent experience unlike anything else in Louisiana.” The expanded Rush Tower luxury hotel rooms are the largest standard room size available in Lake Charles starting at 517 square feet with a five-fixture bathroom and two sinks, walk-in shower, oversized tub and separate toilet room, providing guests with comfortable and spacious accommodations. With rich browns and shades of red, the ultra-modern rooms and suites provide the utmost quality of excellence from the moment guests walk through the door. Pillow top mattresses and flat screen televisions are among some of the amenities guests will find in the rooms and suites. The tower also includes 24 additional corner suites, floor-to-ceiling windows and an in-house laundry facility.
    [Show full text]
  • Tilman Fertitta Opens World Renowned Mastro's
    MEDIA CONTACTS Dancie Perugini Ware Public Relations Katelyn Roche Gosslee, [email protected] Mary Ann Cuellar, [email protected] 713-224-9115 TILMAN FERTITTA OPENS WORLD RENOWNED MASTRO’S STEAKHOUSE IN HOUSTON HOUSTON – Chairman and CEO Tilman Fertitta owner of the restaurant giant Landry’s, Inc., the Golden Nugget Casinos and Hotels and the NBA Houston Rockets, opens Texas’ first Mastro’s Steakhouse at his 10- acre mixed-use development, The Post Oak Hotel at Uptown Houston, on Friday, December 8. “I have always wanted to open Mastro’s one-of-a-kind, masterful, high-end dining experience in my hometown,” said Tilman Fertitta. “Mastro’s will be the first restaurant to open at The Post Oak, with the remainder of the luxury destination development slated to open in early 2018.” Highly acclaimed by celebrities, critics, and savvy diners, Mastro’s Steakhouse is recognized for its unsurpassed service and paramount dining experience. The steakhouse offers only the highest quality USDA Prime steaks with 16 different cuts of meat; a selection of fresh seafood and raw bar offerings; superb appetizers and sides such as lobster mashed potatoes and a two-foot-tall seafood tower; creative sushi selections developed by international famed sushi chef Angel Carbajal of Cabo San Lucas’s Niksan; chef-crafted desserts including the award-winning, melt-in-your-mouth warm butter cake. Mastro’s also introduces new dishes that are exclusively featured on the Houston menu, including Garlic Roasted Bone Marrow, Crispy Shrimp and Scallop Bird Nest Dumplings; Shiso Jica-machi Sashimi; Japanese A5 Wagyu on a hot stone; Aspen Ridge All Natural, No Antibiotics Boneless Ribeye and Mastro’s world famous Lobster Mashed Potatoes and Signature Warm Butter Cake.
    [Show full text]