Cranston urges California to deny park logging permits
Senator Alan Cranston urged the California Board of Forestry to reject timber companies proposals to cut redwoods in the area slated for an expanded Redwood National Park. He expects House and Senate action in January to add 48,000 acres to the park, backed by a letter from Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd. Senator Hayakawa opposed the expansion, warning of job losses in timber dependent Northern California. Cranston noted existing and planned timber harvest permits within the expansion area and urged continued denial.
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Underground test set at Nevada site
MERCURY Nev AP An underground nuclear test is set for Wednesday morning at the Nevada Test Site The Department of Energy said the warning was issued to management at highrise Las Vegas hotels to keep workers out of precarious positions during the 10 am PST test time.
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Brown aide challenges 160 acre water rule limit
Sacramento AP reports Richard Rominger Gov Brown's top farm official says proposed federal rules tightening the 160 acre limit for federally watered farms are too restrictive. He tells Interior hearing the Imperial Valley exemption should stand and that many family farms could not survive under a stricter rule.
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Californians give Brown passing marks in survey
About 80 percent of Californians in a poll gave Gov. Brown fair to good marks after three years in office. Just 15 percent rated his job performance poor while 39 percent said good and 41 percent fair. Discontent grew on specific issues though.
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Needles suffering dismissed by chiropractor
A chiropractor argues that most headaches including migraine arise from nerve pressure in the spinal column. Drugs only mask pain. Rest, care, and proper spinal alignment can provide permanent relief, with chiropractic care restoring bones and relieving pinched nerves. Walter, D.C., office in Bellflower.
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