Brown vows tougher stance after crime tour in California
Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr returning to his office after a firsthand look at urban crime says a growing belief crime pays in California. He urges more jail time and court overtime, and stresses cooperation among police, residents and judges to build safer communities. He visited Santa Ana PD and rode with patrols to see prevention efforts firsthand.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Board of Equalization
Brown
Santa Ana
Medical Center
Art Smith's Medical Center
East Ocean Avenue
Lompoc
Medical Center Pharmacy
Art Smith
California Legislation Roundup Echoes Appointments and Bills
Governor reappoints Ronald Doctor to state energy commission and Earl Cristenson as Building Standards member. Proptax adjusts senior relief for inflation. AB131 Lewis proposes cactus fines up to 500 dollars or six months jail for desert removal without permit. AB415 Alatorre introduces amateur karate age 16 and 17 access. AB420 Hughes aims to create a Black history museum in Los Angeles.
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Energy
Ronald Doctor
Sacramento
State Energy Commission
Chris
Earl Christenson
State Building Standards Commission
Wilson
la Mesa
Assembly
Lewis
Highland
Senate
Alatorre
Los Angeles
California Museum of Science and Industry
Hughes
Water cut slashes San Joaquin Valley supplies 75 percent
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation ordered a 75 percent reduction in water allocations to Central Valleys Project farmers in the San Joaquin Valley amid California drought. Officials warned of higher food prices and possible further cuts if rain remains scarce, stressing prior rights holders like Glenn-Colusa Irrigation District face a 25 percent cut.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
San Joaquin Valley
Bureau
Central Valleys
David Schuster
Schuster
M. Billy Martin
Glenn- Colusa
Sacramento Valley
Alaska hit by unseasonably warm South Pacific air
Fairbanks Alaska endures a warm spell that depresses energy sales and local business. Oil and fuel use drop as houses consume less fuel while parkas and ski shops report weak demand. Snow removal crews were laid off as precipitation remained low and the Alaska pipeline wind down weighs on the economy.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
UPI
Jack London
North
Bobby Mead
Fairbanks Fuel
Alaska Pipeline
Alaska cancels Cook Inlet oil lease sale amid federal review
Alaska’s Department of Natural Resources welcomes Interior Secretary Andrus order to cancel the February lease sale of Cook Inlet oil and gas. Andrus delayed the sale amid a long jurisdiction dispute and vows to study impacts and alternatives before rescheduling within 90 days. A coalition of environmental native and fishing groups backs the move for spill cleanup and new tract reviews.
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Anchorage
Alaska
UPI
Commissioner of Natural Resources
Cook Inlet
Cecil Andrus
Andrus
Ford Administration
Martin
City Hall in San Francisco under armed guard amid NWLF threats
San Francisco officials tightened security at City Hall after bombings and threats by the New World Liberation Front. Police guard entrances with metal detectors as officials including District Attorney Freitas and Mayor Moscone receive bodyguards and 24 hour stakeouts.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco City Hall
New World Liberation Front
Charles Gain
Joseph Freitas
City Hall
Board of Supervisors
Freitas
George Moscone
Moscone
Margaret Maguire
City Board of Supervisors
Dianne Feinstein
John Barbagelata
Quentin Kopp
Kopp
Brad
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Santa Ana Police Department
Raymond Davis
United Press International
Lempoc
Lance Coin CO
Pholstery Shoppe
Burton Mesa Blvd
Mission Hills Center
Barnes
the Register and Tribune Syndicate
S. Pacific Air
Guy Martin
CPA
Callrank Broughton
Santa Barbara
Weday
Cumming
Atlanta
Terry Francois
NWLF
Aspen. Colo
Aspen Valley Hospital
Robert Camp
Paul Palsgrove
Stateside Office
North H Street
Julie Moore
Don Neu
Julie
James F. Moore
North O Street
Apple
College
Maple
Date Streets
Santa Ynez Valley
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