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Reader Poll Replies:
* It is my opinion that one less club in Vegas with that
type of reputation is no big loss. Gini G. VT
* The Las Vegas topless club should not
be allowed to continue operations since their employees did not follow
the law. There are lots of other fun things to do in Vegas like
Gamble, Good Food, and Good Shows (like musicals). Edith from
San Jose CA
* I think they should keep
their license only if all laws are obeyed.
Robert Steinhilber Narragansett, RI
* Richard would you be
running this web site if you had 16 felonies pending? I don't
think so. question answered. Ralph DiDomonic Hamden
* Vegas is sin city, let them go to
jail and either sell the club or rent it to someone else to continue the
business. I would not want my boyfriend or husband to visit a topless
bar but business is business. They should do their time and let the nuts
that visit this place continue to enjoy life, if this sort of thing
pleases them, because one day it is here and the next second it's gone.
myrna feliciano orlando, FL
* I do not think that people
that have committed felonies should be allowed to have anything to do
with running a club of this nature or any club. They seem to think they
can do whatever they want no matter what they have done. If they were
allowed to continue running the club I am sure they would continue to
commit more crimes. Karen Taylor Ridge, IL
* the council voted
correctly. no business should have this many felons working with the
public. the question arises what is the nature of the crimes.
bottom line: the liquor commission moved correctly. paul orzech
bonita springs, florida
* No, they should have to
pay the price. I think these type of venues are ok in Las Vegas if run
by the rules set forth. Steve Hecksel Millington, New
Jersy
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