Farm Boy Lets Governor Sleep In His Bed
Hanford report: 18 year old Allan Champlin gave Gov. Brown a bed for the night at a 27 acre farm ranch after Brown chose to visit a farm and talk with small farmers about their struggles. Brown had planned a motel stay but opted for the rural experience to better learn conditions.
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Campi
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Visalia
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Bob Bergland
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Water allotment to farmers shrinks to zero for next year
State Water Project officials warned that drought conditions may wipe out all water deliveries to agricultural customers in 1978. Director Ronald Robie said 10 percent of normal supply was being cut to zero as drought worsened, with Northern California streams and reservoirs at record lows and carryover storage in Lake Oroville forecast far below normal.
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Department of Water Resources
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Robie
State Drought Information Center
Yosemite
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U.S
Brown denies opening door to Cal tax increase
Gov. Brown says his comment about listening to tax increase ideas was polite and he aims to avoid new state taxes. He keeps options open if a convincing case arises, citing a state surplus and ongoing spending pressures. Lawmakers question his no new taxes stance and scrutinize proposed property tax relief and school funding funds.
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Ded
Commonwealth Club
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Malibu
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Assembly
Willie Brown
Pat
Assemblyman
Rich school districts stall vote on Brown money bill
Assembly aims to pass Gov. Brown’s five year 3.7 billion school finance bill next week after high wealth districts pressure, with Leroy Greene noting lack of two thirds to take up the measure. The plan shifts revenue from rich districts to poorer ones, while debates over variable costs and income based aid formulas continue.
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Charles Gocke
Brown
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Quinn urges fines over shutdowns for polluters at Irvine event
State Air Resources Board chair Tom Quinn told UC Irvine students Earth Week that firms violating anti smog laws should face prosecution and fines but not be shut down. He cited Kaiser Steel Fontana as a dangerous exception and urged stronger government action to force cleanup without halting operations.
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University of California At Irvine
Kaiser Steel
Fontana
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Migraine Symptoms and Treatment Insights by Dr Holzer
Dr Holzer explains migraine as a condition with presenting headache and a range of accompanying symptoms. He notes mood changes blurred vision nausea and sensitivity, lasting hours to days, and estimates about 10 percent of the population affected especially women in their thirties and forties. He discusses controversial therapies and claims successful permanent relief through office treatment addressing underlying tensions.
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