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City Council passes municipal food policy

Daily Planet wire reports
Wednesday October 03, 2001

Last week, the Berkeley City Council passed one of the first municipal food policies in the country. The policy will bring fresh, local and organic foods to the institutional food programs run by the city. The policy will also support activities that contribute to healthful eating patterns for city residents and support small scale, regional sustainable agriculture. -more-


Edison letter links its bailout to national terror crisis

By Jim Wasserman Associated Press Writer
Tuesday October 02, 2001

SACRAMENTO — A letter from Southern California Edison, linking support for its so-called “bailout bill” to national security in the wake of terrorist attacks, is being hammered by opponents as a desperate act and cynical offense to thousands of Americans killed Sept. 11. -more-


Saturday Bay Area peace rally draws thousands

By Hadas Ragolsky Special to the Daily Planet
Monday October 01, 2001

15,00 people gather at Dolores Park to protest U.S. presence in Afghanistan -more-


Iranian national who allegedly threatened to ‘kill all Americans’ held without bail

By Michelle DeArmond, Associated Press Writer
Saturday September 29, 2001

LOS ANGELES — An Iranian national who allegedly threatened to “kill all Americans” when he was caught smoking on an international flight was ordered held without bail Friday after a prosecutor argued his actions threatened thousands of lives. -more-


Rally ‘round the mayor – she deserves it

Sam Herbert
Friday September 28, 2001

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Airliner returns to LA under F-16 escort after passenger incident

By Erica Werner Associated Press Writer
Friday September 28, 2001

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A passenger allegedly uttered an anti-American threat after he was caught smoking aboard an airliner, forcing the Air Canada jet to return to Los Angeles International Airport under escort by Air Force fighters Thursday. -more-


Only blowing off steam

Steve Wagner
Thursday September 27, 2001

Only blowing off steam -more-


New Forest Service proposal for roadless areas alarms greens

By Katherine Pfegler Associated Press Writer
Thursday September 27, 2001

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-


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