Ward foe defends trip paid by sign firm
Los Angeles councilman Louis R. Nowell defended accepting a Puerto Vallarta vacation paid by Pacific Outdoor Advertising and airfare for part of the trip funded by Foster and Kleiser. He stated he would do it again and opposed billboard regulations citing jobs and economy. He faces ethics questions after voting on regulation while accepting the trip.
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Mexico
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County Board of Supervisors
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Pacific Outdoor Advertising Co
Acapulco
Foster and Kleiser
Pacific Outdoor Advertising Company
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Governor Brown on a diet amid late night eating habits
Health Department nutritionist Trish Cruskie reports Governor Brown adheres to a daytime diet but continues to snack poorly at night. Dr. Jerome Lackner, director, notes concern over his eating pattern as aides fasting previously caused worry. The Capitol cafeteria offers a tuna stuffed tomato lunch, while dinners remain challenging. Brown accepts fasting and makes some progress as lunch outings show improved food choices.
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Sacramento
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Health Department
Trish Cruskie
Jerome Lackner
Capitol
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Eu withdraws plan to give vote to felons
SACRAMENTO AP The secretary of state's staff attorney issued an opinion saying prison inmates and ex felons should be allowed to vote but it was withdrawn until further notice. Had the opinion been placed into effect it could have restored voting rights to about 17 000 prisoners and an unknown number of ex felons. The opinion was issued by Wyanne Bunyan who was replaced as counsel by Tony Miller. Daniels said Miller has not reviewed the opinion and all 58 counties were told to ignore it for now.
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Sacramento
March Fong EU
Wyanne Bunyan
Caren Daniels
Ms. Bunyan
Tony Miller
Two Elderly Men Victims Of Violent Home Attacks
Police investigated two unrelated attacks on elderly men. Jim Jacobs aged 92 was assaulted at his home when a man sought a toilet planer and then slashed his throat, leaving him in stable condition. Manuel Gouveia, 77, coin shop owner, was beaten during a robbery as robbers restrained him and stole $150.
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Jim Jacobs
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