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New Forest Service proposal for roadless areas alarms greens
WASHINGTON — The Forest Service is proposing to give its local managers more discretion to skip environmental analysis and public input for small logging and road-building projects in some of the most pristine areas of the national forests. -more-
Maio’s dismissal of Craig correct
Maio’s dismissal of Craig correct -more-
Council commends Rep. Lee, City becomes Hate Free Zone
Tuesday evening, the City Council unanimously passed a resolution commending Rep. Barbara Lee for her “wise and courageous vote in opposition to authorizing President Bush to wage war on terrorism.” It also unanimously passed a resolution establishing Berkeley as a Hate Free Zone, which means the city will support the efforts of local organization to eliminate racism, discrimination and actions of hate against people of Arabic descent and the Muslim faith. -more-
State files first claim in PG&E bankruptcy
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — California’s attorney general filed a $179.4 million claim Monday in the bankruptcy of Pacific Gas and Electric Co., for power the state bought for PG&E customers. -more-
Librarians deserve better
The Daily Planet received this letter addressed to Pres. Atkinson of the University of California and Chancellor Berdahl of UC Berkeley: -more-
Flag controversy put to rest
It was neither a malevolent plot of one who hates the IRS nor some communist conspiracy. -more-
We ought not become terrorists ourselves
We ought not become terrorists ourselves -more-
Fire Dept.’s decision to remove flags questioned
Despite the uproar over the Berkeley Fire Department’s decision to remove U.S. flags from its trucks prior to a UC Berkeley anti-war demonstration Thursday, the protest was peaceful and rigs were not deployed to the campus. Officials who had been concerned that peace demonstrators might take down or destroy the flags said miscommunication to the press had overblown the issue. -more-