Rogers to chair California Assembly committee in 1960
Bakersfield Assemblyman Don Rogers named chair of the Assembly Economic Planning and Development Committee. He aims to boost California’s economy, attract jobs, and improve the business climate, working with the Reagan administration and inviting broad testimony. He notes Republicans received chairs last session after Speaker Willie Brown’s move.
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Don. Rogers
Bakersfield
Assembly Economic Planning and Development Committee
California
Raile
Mannner
Assembly
Willie Brown
San Francisco
Termite ID and Control Measures in California Structures
Rain and sun draw swarms, termites vs ants with wing length and body shape as clues. Subterranean termites threaten wooden structures, live in soil, and require soil moisture. Control centers on separating wood from soil, treating soil at foundation perimeters with insecticide barriers, and maintaining clearance around the base.
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California
Koehler
Dog sledding Returns as a Sport
National Wildlife magazine highlights dog sledding as a robust pro am sport with 400 races across North America and prize purses over ten thousand dollars. Races attract crowds from New England to Alaska, with events like Sierra Sweepstakes at Truckee and the All American Sled Dog Championships in Ely. Mushers pursue dogs and racing for passion, though some earn over twenty thousand and most simply break even after team costs.
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National Wildlife Magazine
New England
Snowbelt
California
Alaska
Truckee
Cal
National Wildlife Federation
Ely
Minn
National Wildlife
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