Farm boy lends bed to governor during tour
Hanford Washington reports Allan Champlin 15 slept on his Moc one night last week to provide a guest bed for Gov. Brown. Brown, who had previously slept in ghetto housing in San Francisco, spent a night at a 275 acre Tanah family ranch to learn how farmers live. He planned a Visalia motel stop but chose this private farm visit to meet with small farmers amid talks with U S Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland.
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Water project may deliver zero irrigation next year
In Sacramento AP reports drought conditions threaten the State Water Project with zero delivery to agricultural users if the dry winter continues. Director Ronald Robie notes reservoir levels will drop, runoff is revised downward, and carryover storage at Lake Oroville could fall to 21 percent by October, signaling widespread shortages for Northern California water users.
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Ronald Robie
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California
State Drought Information Center
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Lake Oroville
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Brown denies opening of door to Cal tax increase
Gov. Brown said he was polite when asked to listen to arguments for a 3 state tax increase and reaffirmed his stance against new state taxes. He stressed a surplus of over billions allows reliance on existing funds, urging restraint and caution about future tax measures. The remarks followed Assemblyman Willie Brown's proposal for higher income taxes on the wealthy to fund property and renter relief.
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Rich school districts stall vote on Brown money bill
Assembly vote on Gov. Brown's five year 3.7 billion school finance bill was delayed amid objections from high wealth districts. Greene, floor sponsor, said a vote may come in a week or more as districts push for compensating money for variable costs. An amendment would tie aid to income levels, not welfare caseloads.
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Quinn urges fines instead of shuttering high polluters
Irvine AP Quinn, chairman of the State Air Resources Board, advocates fining but not closing firms that violate autism laws. He criticizes federal shutdowns as an atomic bomb approach and says Kaiser Steel's Fontana plant could be kept operating with cleanup, avoiding 5,000 direct and 10,000 indirect job losses.
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Headache or migraine symptom says Dr Helzer
Health column explains that headache is the presenting symptom of migraine with fluctuating pain patterns. It discusses age groups affected, prevalence around ten percent and the risks of therapeutic procedures aimed at reducing attack frequency rather than curing migraine.
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