Monday, October 2, 2006
StockRec: Presidential assignment-
20 REALLY BAD BILLS - ALL WORTHY OF GOVERNOR SCHWARZENEGGER'S VETO PEN
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LAT: Bill signings and vetoes
- LADN: Series of bills signed for pets
- NYTimes: Series of Laws Toughen Animal Protection in California
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SacBee: The buzz: Buffett's campaign role sends mixed message
- SFChron: Campaigning On The Roads
- SFChron: Angelides campaigns in the East Bay
- OakTrib: Putting feet in mouths of candidates online
- CCTimes: Efforts fail to tie governor to Bush
- NCTimes: Bush not dragging Schwarzenegger down as governor's Democratic rival tries to link them
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SacBee: Barbs fly, but do voters notice?
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LAT: Disparate Experience in Insurance Race
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SJMerc: A massive upgrade of state's roads, rails
- CCTimes: Engineers say $42 billion not enough
- ModBee: Voters find November ballot filled with bonds
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CCTimes: Unlikely partnerships battle Prop 88
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IVDB: S.B. supervisors buck state GOP on property rights initiative
- OCReg: Prop. 90 weighs on vote to limit heights
- WashPost: Ruling Fuels Land-Use Dispute: Initiatives Challenge Land-Use Regulations
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IVDB: Candidates' operatives tinker to turn disinterested voters into interested
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LAT: Workers Get a Double Jolt on Pension Benefits
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LAT: The Chaos Behind California Executions
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IVDB: Inmate transfer plan faces obstacles
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VentStar: An ailing system
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LAT: Market Crash Turns Focus to Driver Tests
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OakTrib: Baby boomer issues looming
- LADN: Lawmakers plan for aging boom
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SJMerc: Farmers relieved, uncertain after spinach declared safe
- LADN: Spinach farmers try to take stock of future
- WashTimes: Spinach industry frets
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VentStar: Day fire should be surrounded today
- VentStar: Air fire power
- LAT: A Ribbon Cut Stubborn Day Fire Down to Size
- LADN: Firefighters close to stopping blaze
- OCReg: Risks smolder at Day fire
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The Golden Pen
LADN: Bustamante is cruising toward loss
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WashTimes: Don't Back Down Now
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SFChron: Lusty Lawyering
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OCReg: Ferguson prepares to step down
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SacBee: Schwarzenegger might show GOP the way
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SacBee: Insurance commissioner
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SacBee: Shingle Springs casino
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LAT: Rebirth of the L.A. River
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LADN: Painful premise
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OCReg: Closing a loophole in gas-tax spending
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NYTimes: When Spinach Isn't Good for You
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WashTimes: (A few) Good measures
- SacBee: NBA yet to pull out big gun
- SacBee: Soaked by new cost
- SacBee: Five vie for W. Sac school seats
- SFChron: Is Tracy Turning Blue?
- OakTrib: Long-shot Alameda mayoral candidate Kenneth Kahn has an answer for voters who think all politicians are bozos
- OakTrib: Candidate says district finance 'out of control'
- CCTimes: Council hopefuls similar in views
- CCTimes: School board candidates find few significant faults
- CCTimes: Hopefuls face off in forum
- CCTimes: City's solar permit fees to get vote
- CCTimes: County may add fees for child care
- SJMerc: Bumpy S.J. roads worst in nation
- StockRec: Public school safety on parents' minds
- FresBee: West Hills bond measure on ballot again
- FresBee: Fresno Co. tries to get out the vote early
- NYTimes: Wait Ends for Father and Son Exiled by F.B.I. Terror Inquiry
- SCSent: Steep homes may be reined in
- SCSent: Robinson wants to put her activism to work on S.C. council
- SCSent: Cobb banks on business sense to win S.C. council seat
- SLOTrib: Pollution predicted at Dalidio
- SLOTrib: Candidate endorsements Paso Robles city council
- SLOTrib: Political Notebook: Measure J
- VentStar: Hartman House plan on agenda
- LAT: Mayor's Tunnel Vision Might Speed Up Subway
- LAT: Hospital Turmoil to Affect Staffing
- LADN: Bumpy roads prove costly for Angelenos
- LAT: Driving to Vegas? Safety Odds Just Got Better
- SBSun: CHP help coming to an end
- LAT: Muffling Howl of Passing Trains Isn't Easy
- OCReg: Fewer choices on Huntington ballot
- OCReg: Rancho Santa Margarita City Council sets cybercafe rules
- NCTimes: SANDAG launches Rideshare Week
- NCTimes: Trashing the border
- SDUT: Criticism fills forum on casino in Jamul
- SDUT: King of the road? Not in San Diego
- SDUT: National City named sanctuary city