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State being sold more power, blackouts averted

The Associated Press
Thursday December 14, 2000

SACRAMENTO — Energy Secretary Bill Richardson ordered Northwest generators to sell electricity to power-strapped California utilities Wednesday, a move that appeared to avert the immediate threat of rolling blackouts. -more-


State sues school districts, alleges poor education

The Associated Press
Wednesday December 13, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO — The state sued 18 school districts Tuesday in a bid to force them to fix allegedly shoddy classrooms, issue textbooks and hire credentialed teachers as required under state law. -more-


S.F. personality at stake in election

The Associated Press
Tuesday December 12, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO — The city holds a runoff election for nine supervisors Tuesday that could determine the future of dot-com expansions and other projects that some say are robbing San Francisco of its bohemian character. -more-


Berkeley shooting tops recent rash of violence

Daily Planet wire reports
Monday December 11, 2000

Berkeley police say another shooting took place yesterday morning in a city that has seen a rash of violence in the past several weeks. -more-


Authorities say federal officer abducted teen, eludes police

The Associated Press
Saturday December 09, 2000

BERMUDA DUNES — Authorities were hunting Friday for a federal police officer who allegedly abducted a middle school student from a bus stop and escaped after a high-speed freeway chase. -more-


Survey: Foreign-born residents earn less, pay more

The Associated Press
Friday December 08, 2000

SAN JOSE — Foreign-born residents of Silicon Valley earn less on average than U.S.-born residents, but pay more for housing, a new government survey concludes. -more-


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