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Labor law enforcement funds go up

The Associated Press
Friday July 27, 2001

Amid increasing attention on the plight of sweatshop workers, Gov. Gray Davis signed into law a $2 million budget increase Thursday for the California’s labor law enforcers. -more-


BRIEFS

Thursday July 26, 2001

Dead woman found found floating near Marina -more-


State budget could mean tax increase for shoppers

The Associated Press
Wednesday July 25, 2001

SACRAMENTO — If you are a California farmer, you could save thousands of dollars on a new tractor and the diesel fuel to run it. -more-


Hearing set for district growth

Daily Planet staff
Tuesday July 24, 2001

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors will hold its last redistricting public hearing next Tuesday, before adopting the final plan setting the county’s new boundaries. -more-


Morgan Stanley destroyed important power records

The Associated Press
Monday July 23, 2001

SACRAMENTO – A state Senate committee wants to know why Morgan Stanley, a multibillion dollar financial firm and adviser to several power generators, destroyed documents that potentially could show efforts to gouge California consumers. -more-


Students peddle for school peace

By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff
Saturday July 21, 2001

Starting August 6, 19 Berkeley High School students will mount bicycles donated by the Berkeley Police Department and begin the 14-day, 600-mile ride from the entrance of Berkeley High to the entrance of Santana High School in San Diego County – the site of a deadly shooting rampage this year that left two students dead and 13 wounded. -more-


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