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NEWS of the Day - August 1, 2004
on some LACP issues of interest

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NEWS of the Day - August 1, 2004
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 ...

We present this simply as a convenience to our readership ...

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From the LA Times:

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Slayings Shake Hard-Knocks Town That's on the Upswing
Some say police have helped turn El Monte around, but others say officers have gone too far.
<full story>

L.A. County to Cut Rental Grants
The Housing Authority expects a $13.4-million shortfall from HUD for subsidies to low-income families. The reductions will be phased in.
<full story>

Governor Signs $105.4-Billion Budget
Schwarzenegger uses line-item veto to cut $116 million in health and human services, environmental and education programs.
<full story>

Black Caucus Plans Statewide Hearings Over Police Abuse

The California Legislative Black Caucus plans to hold statewide hearings on police abuse, a state senator and an assemblyman said at a town hall meeting in Leimert Park on Saturday.
<full story>

Register your trip online

American travelers abroad can now register online with the U.S. Consulate or Embassy in the country in which they are visiting. Previously, they had to fax, phone or visit the consulate or embassy.
<full story>


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From the Daily News:

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Mightier than the sword
Young offenders find new way to express feelings, frustrations
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Homeless at high risk from West Nile virus
Team spreads word on avoiding illness
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Bridge repair delay worries residents
MALIBOU LAKE -- When an 80-year-old timber bridge over Malibou Lake was closed for repairs last spring, residents were told it would open by the onset of this year's fire season.
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