Mayor Wants
Brothels Downtown
while his wife promotes
"self, family, and community" in the burbs
The school seeks
to instill in its students the concept that education carries with it an
obligation to self, family, and community, encouraging each student to
become a compassionate and productive member of society. -
excerpt from the Philosophy
of the Meadows School, Carolyn Goodman - Chairwoman, Board of Trustees
It would turn
old motels into beautiful brothels. -
Oscar Goodman - Mayor of Las Vegas on legalizing prostitution (Las
Vegas SUN, 10/24/03)
Goodman supporter and prostitute Donna Mirin (KVBC TV News)
The crack head girls, they go 10. I start at 50
(dollars) and up. - Donna Mirin - streetwalker
(KVBC
TV News streaming video, 10/23/03)
INSIDE VEGAS by Steve Miller
American Mafia.com
October 27, 2003
Carolyn Goodman is the founder and
Chairwoman of the Board of Trustees of the Meadows School. The school,
located in an upscale suburb five miles from City Hall, is the only non-profit,
non-sectarian private school in Nevada. Tuition ranges from $11,200 - $14,950
per year per student depending on grade level.
Obviously, students who are fortunate
enough to graduate from such a prestigious institution would never consider
careers in prostitution. However, prostitution would be considered a legitimate
profession if Carolyn Goodman's free spirited husband gets his way and
brothels are legalized
in downtown Las Vegas.
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Mayor Goodman and friends
(LV SUN)
Goodman promotes gin
company
Goodman reads to children
While Mrs.
Goodman advocates Meadows School graduates become "compassionate
and productive members of society," her husband seems bent on turning his
city's downtown
into what he calls "little Amsterdam." Since the advent of the Fremont
Street Experience canopy, the downtown area has been in rapid decline,
and Goodman aims to stop the decline any way he can.
Mrs. Goodman promotes
"obligation to self, family, and community." Her husband promotes
what he describes as "regulated and revenue-generating sex... used as a
redevelopment tool."
Not everyone is in favor of the Mayor's scheme to redevelop the inner
city...
I would never be in favor of
it. We would really be debasing Las Vegas and certainly sending a very
negative message to our children. - Bruce Woodbury
- Clark County Commissioner (Las
Vegas Review-Journal, 10/24/03)
But Goodman defends his vision for Downtown as vigorously as he once
defended his criminal clients...
We're an adult community, an
adult playland, let's not pretend to be something we're not. I think anything
that's legal should be here. - Mayor Oscar
Goodman (Las
Vegas SUN, 8/2/02)
Official Seal of the City of Las
Vegas
The First Lady of Sin City deserves
to be commended for her devotion to the higher education of our city's
most affluent children. On the other hand, Mayor Goodman who once said
he'd rather have his daughter date his former client, Chicago mob enforcer
Anthony Spilotro, than date an FBI agent, seems to share a different view
when it comes to the well-being of less fortunate local adolescents.
Though there is a Meadows School
Science Award named in his daughter's honor, the Mayor made the following
statement regarding the misfortune of other father's daughters who become
lap dancers while still in their teens:
There's no prostitution taking
place, and if there was, they should arrest them, not make some big fuss
as to what some 18-year-old girl is doing to make a living.
(Las
Vegas SUN, 8/2/02)
The Meadows School strives
to reinforce traditional values and emphasize the cultivation of integrity,
good manners, and personal discipline. -
excerpt from the Objectives
of the Meadows School, Carolyn Goodman - Chairwoman, Board of Trustees
Speaking of good manners, at a recent
fund raiser where strippers were auctioned off to raise funds for the Las
Vegas Arts District, when the crowd wouldn't tame down to listen to the
First Lady, Mayor Goodman shouted,
"The only people talking now are people who can't score!" When the crowd
calmed, Mrs. Goodman addressed them on the importance of supporting fine
arts in the community.
And speaking of integrity, one of
the Mentors
of the Meadows School is the PR
man apologist for a local mob associate
who is the target of an FBI
political corruption probe. Another example of high society in Sin City.
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The Meadows School
Proposed red light district (LV RJ Photo)
It's something that the public
should really consider because there's a tremendous amount of money that
could be raised as a good source of tax revenue here. -
Mayor Goodman on brothels in the community (KLAS
TV News, 10/22/03)
Las Vegas Review-Journal cartoon by Jim Day, Sunday, October 26, 2003
I just think that there are a lot of ways to market Las Vegas
and that's not the way to go. - Rory Reid - Clark
County Commissioner (Las
Vegas Review-Journal, 10/24/03)
Our business is a pittance compared to prostitution in Las Vegas.
I believe there is $500 million in (prostitution) business done illegally
in Las Vegas every year. - Ken Green - owner of the
Chicken Ranch Brothel in Pahrump (Las
Vegas Review-Journal, 10/26/03)
That Goodman brought the issue up in the first place is a good
thing. Now, the mayor should do the heavy lifting and start pushing to
change the law against the consensual "crime" of the world's oldest profession.
-
Steve Sebelius - Review-Journal
political columnist, 10/26/03
It's a very dangerous image to promote as a leader of the community.-
Councilwoman Lynette Boggs McDonald
Get the crack head girls off
the street. The ones that are scraggly and this and that. -
Donna
Mirin - prostitute (KVBC
TV News, 10/23/03)
The Mayor agrees with Ms. Mirin and
the other prostitution proponents...
You get the tax dollars, it's
safer on a sexual basis, and probably on a community safety basis, you're
not going to have trick rolls and the like. - Oscar
Goodman - Mayor (KVBC
TV News, 10/23/03)
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Dope sales near City Hall (Peter
Christoff photo)
Downtown resident
Back in the suburbs, different standards prevail...
The school maintains high standards, recognizing and attending
to the various needs of its students while providing optimum intellectual,
emotional, social, and physical challenge and development. -
excerpt from the Philosophy
of the Meadows School, Carolyn Goodman - Chairwoman, Board of Trustees
And while Mrs. Goodman prepares Meadows School students for prestigious
university degrees, Donna Mirin says, "I think we should all have cards,
like HIV cards that are up to the minute." (KVBC
TV News, 10/23/03)
Oscar and Carolyn Goodman
(LV SUN)
Oscar and Carolyn Goodman clearly prove that opposites attract.
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