Las Vegas History Week Part 2: Europeans vs. Paiutes

Whoever writes the Question of the Day does a good job of presenting a lot of information in a small amount of space. I know there are plenty of books about Vegas history, but I don't want to read a book. I'd like to see how you would present the whole history of Vegas in the space of a magazine article.

Who won the Nevada Megabucks jackpot this week and where did they win it? Thanks.

Do any hotels on the Las Vegas Strip have rooms with balconies?

Which Vegas casino men's room has urinals mounted on a wall made from pieces of the Berlin Wall?

With the film 21 now out, there has been lots of publicity about people trying to "cheat" casinos, but has a casino ever been caught cheating customers?

What was the "Dome of the Sea" restaurant and where was it? I just bought a circa 1975 Las Vegas board game from a resale shop, and since the Dome is mentioned as one of the pieces of real estate that can be "purchased" while playing, I'm now curious about it's history, especially since it doesn't seem to exist anymore.

In your 3/7 QOD answer, you state that the temple located outside of a casino that a reader remembers was the Erawan temple outside of Caesars; are you certain that the reader wasn't thinking of the teakwood temple in the parking lot of the Castaways, just north of Caesars on the Strip?

On a rerun of "CSI Las Vegas" the actors referred to a kidnapping of Steve Wynn's daughter. They said he paid off the kidnappers without going to the FBI. Did this really happen?

Several years ago I heard that Max Baer was going to open a casino, possibly with a hillbilly theme. On subsequent visits I never found it. Did it ever happen?