Paper saver This article was published on 04.18.13 Las Vegas Sun capitol bureau chief Cy Ryan listened to a Senate debate while taking notes. Look close and you’ll see that the backside of his sheets of writing paper already have printed text on them—he’s writing on the back of a court decision. Ryan has not bought a notepad for decades. He has always recycled the innumerable reports, speech texts, court rulings, legislation and so on that are dropped on the desks of capitol reporters. In the 1990s when Gov. Robert Miller offered the latest plan for reorganizing state government, it measured 8 and a half inches by 14 inches and about was about 3 inches thick. Ryan eyed it and said, “Its best and highest use is yet to come.”Photo By Dennis Myers More Local Stories » News Pic Grass root heard from Sparks sign offers message on U.S. assassinations. Published on 04.11.13 Personal welcome Governor visits one of the valley's oldest businesses. Published on 04.04.13 Take me to the river Farewell Belladonna played bluegrass downtown. Published on 03.28.13 Ready, fence Sure, it's always fun 'til someone gets an eye put out. Published on 03.21.13 A thing of beauty Locals say goodbye to the downtown post office. Published on 03.14.13