Editorials On Proposition 9 election reform problems
A legislative counsel opinion outlines constitutional concerns with Proposition 9, signaling likely litigation and possible court challenges. Points include freedom of speech limits, petition restrictions, four year candidacy bans, classification of FPPC staff, fines authority, and disclosure rules, with the opinion advising legislators but lacking legal effect.
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Public budget panel opens to public scrutiny
Reporters noted the California state budget committee reviewed over 200 items in the $10.2 billion plan after allowing public access for hearings. Richrd Rodda of McClatchy praised the panel’s conscientious deliberation amid questions about audience size.
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Water needs rise with energy growth warns engineer
Lawrence K Cecil told the American Water Works Association that vast additional water will be required as the electricity sector expands. He warned that coal, shale oil, tar sands and petroleum production demand large water use, cooling for plants, slurry pipelines, and agricultural food imports will strain supplies while distribution losses remain high. The talk urged systematic changes to avoid a future water shortage despite abundant supplies today.
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Maddox runs first in Georgia
Wayne King reports on Lester Maddox shaping the Georgia governor race. Maddox projects a strong Democratic bid with a broad field of challengers including Bert Lance George Busbee and David Gambrell. The race hinges on whether Maddox can secure a runoff and the broader question of New South moderation versus traditional segregationist outcomes.
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Letters to the editor criticize Nixon resignation and legacy
Readers debate Nixon's resignation and legacy, with calls to curb pensions and protect justice. A contributor argues mercy, while another recalls election loyalties and media coverage, urging accountability and trial to restore public trust.
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