Feds reject KKK border patrol aid amid staffing concerns
Federal officials reject any help from the Ku Klux Klan in patrolling the Texas Mexico border stating the group has no legal authority. Klan spokesman Armand Sattarelli says the plan to assist is unwelcome and may violate laws, while Border Patrol leaders warn it could provoke retaliation and chaos.
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Border Patrol
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Laredo
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California PUC asserts out-of-state plant rule requires approval
The California Public Utilities Commission ruled that state utilities must obtain PUC approval before building power plants outside California. The 4-0 decision, announced Tuesday, marks a new precedent to ensure ratepayers have a voice in location and financing of facilities such as coal-fired plants previously considered outside the PUC's jurisdiction. The Sierra Club petitioned for jurisdiction over plans by Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas & Electric to build the Kaiparowits project in Utah. the utilities abandoned it in 1976, while the case moved forward to cover future projects. The ruling excludes Intermountain in Utah, which LA and other Southern California municipal utilities planned, from this decision.
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Drug program chief fired over letter to doctor
In Sacramento the head of California's drug program was dismissed after sending an angry letter to a New York doctor on state stationery. Dr Josette Escamilla Mondanero was replaced by Sarah J Davis as acting deputy director of the Division of Substance Abuse. Deputy Health Director Ray Procunier confirmed the firing during probation.
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State board backs unitary tax fight in California
The Franchise Tax Board voted 2 to 1 to back Chief Counsel Bruce Walker in blocking any federal move to curb California unitary taxation of multinationals. Gov. Brown faced criticism over a treaty with Britain that could exempt firms from current methods. The board also sent a suit to the 3rd District Court of Appeal challenging the governor's veto of budget language.
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Republicans skip Nixon invitation at Utah conference
Utah GOP Chairman Jon Huntsman said the Western States Republican Conference delegates split on inviting former President Nixon. The group decided not to extend the invitation citing Watergate as a lasting liability though Huntsman left open the possibility of limited future recognition for Nixon for foreign affairs expertise. The conference opens with speakers including Ronald Reagan Howard Baker John Connally and William Brock before about 1000 attendees.
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Totie Fields undergoes mastectomy for cancer tumor
Totie Fields, 47, had a modified radical mastectomy after tests found a cancerous tumor in her right breast. The operation was described as a complete success with discharge anticipated in about five days, and she canceled upcoming appearances in San Carlos and Las Vegas.
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Croup Strikes Michigan Killing Child In Mount Clemens
In Michigan the croup outbreak has proven unusually severe with at least one death. Mount Clemens General Hospital pediatricians report 22 month old Ryan Fazzalari died after a three week hospitalization for croup. Dr. Mandy notes the current croup appears more potent with tougher symptoms.
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Californians urged to hand out nuts for Halloween
California Health Director Jerome A Lackner recommends giving nuts and raisins or other low sugar items to trick-or-treaters next Monday night. He urges safer makeup instead of masks and cautions parents to inspect bags for tampering while promoting flame resistant, light colored costumes and neighborhood doorsteps.
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