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4 to join Nevada Business Hall of Fame

Published - Feb 05 2010 14:00 PM

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LAS VEGAS -- The Nevada Business Hall of Fame is inducting four new members, including an economist who worked for the University of Nevada, Las Vegas' College of Business and died last year. Keith Schwer headed the school's Center for Business and ... Read Full Story

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