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NEWS
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- July 24, 2004 |
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on
some issues of interest to the community policing and neighborhood
activist
EDITOR'S NOTE: The following group of articles from local
newspapers and other sources constitutes but a small percentage
of the information available to the community policing and neighborhood
activist public. It is by no means meant to cover every possible
issue of interest, nor is it meant to convey any particular
point of view ...
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From
the LA Times:
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Hahn Visits Owens Valley to Listen
The mayor hears differing views on preserving the Eastern Sierra
land.
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California Pays Dearly for All That Borrowing
Wall Street charged $230 million to arrange $27.4 billion in loans.
Other states fared better.
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story>
No Officer Said 'Gun,' 2 Recall
They report witnessing the June beating of car-theft suspect Stanley
Miller. One says she saw no object being taken from the man.
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Spit and Polish Day for the LAPD
The chief inspects 77th Street Division officers in a ritual meant
to strengthen bonding and discipline.
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Council Plans to Cut Silly String
Los Angeles officials order the city attorney to draft an ordinance
prohibiting the popular plaything in Hollywood on Halloween.
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2 Girls Assaulted at Union Station
One victim was raped but the other foiled her attacker. Both were
in an underground stairwell.
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Villaraigosa Votes Not to Extend DWP Contract
Los Angeles City Councilman Antonio Villaraigosa, who is weighing
a run for mayor, voted Friday against extending one of the Department
of Water and Power's legal contracts.
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County, city leaders meet
Council members meet with L.A. County Supervisor Mike Antonovich
for annual get-together.
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From
the Daily News:
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State budget impasse all about city sales tax
SACRAMENTO -- One of the last obstacles to a state budget agreement,
now 24 days overdue, is California's refusal to keep its hands off
future increases in city sales-tax revenue, officials said Friday.
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Canine Court 'defendants' make Uncle Matty so proud
The Doberman barked each morning at 6:30, forcing neighbors to angrily
toss aside their sheets long before they needed to wake up.
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Glendale council lifts eyes to the sky
GLENDALE -- The City Council will consider on Tuesday adopting an
interim ordinance that would limit the height of downtown projects
that exceed proposed limits.
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Rangers at Angeles Forest ban all campfires, stoves
ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST -- Because of the premature brush-fire season,
unprecedented restrictions have been ordered in the forest regions
bordering the the Santa Clarita and Antelope valleys, banning all
campfires and stoves.
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Revved up about wheel deal
Plans to build a public motocross course at an old dump site have
outraged neighbors who say they were promised a golf course or recreational
center 20 years ago by the city.
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Jail personnel to be disciplined
More than 10 employees in the Men's Central Jail will be disciplined
in connection with a spate of jailhouse killings in recent months,
Sheriff Lee Baca said Thursday.
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From Senator Feinstein
Senate Approves Defense Appropriations Bill with $500 Million
in Emergency Firefighting Funds
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