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NEW FIRE RESTRICTIONS FOR LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST 06/24/10 08:45 S.S.

NEW  FIRE  RESTRICTION  GO  INTO  EFFECT  TOMORROW  (FRIDAY)  IN  the  LOS  PADRES  NATIONAL  FOREST.  The  LEVEL 2  RESTRICTIONS  INCLUDE:

-         NO  OPEN  FIRES, CAMPFIRES,  OR  CHARCOAL  FIRES  OUTSIDE  DEVELOPED  RECREATION  SITES  OR  DESIGNATED  CAMPFIRE  USE  SITES….EVEN  WITH  A  VALID  CALIFORNIA  CAMPFIRE  PERMIT.

-         SMOKING  IS  PROHIBITED,  EXCEPT  WITHIN  AN  ENCLOSED  VEHICLE,   BUILDING,   OR   DESIGNATED  CAMPFIRE  USE  SITE,   OR  WHILE  STOPPED  IN  A  3  FOOT  DIAMETER  WHICH  HAS  BEEN  CLEARED  OF  ALL  FLAMMABLE  MATERIAL.

INTERNAL COMBUSTION  ENGINES  MAY  ONLY  BE OPERATED  ON  ROADS  OR  DESIGNATED  TRAILS.

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STEINBECK CENTER SCORED - 06/24/10 08:28 S.S.

THE  NATIONAL  STEINBECK  CENTER IN SALINAS  CAME  BACK  FROM  A  NEW  YORK  AUCTION  (OF  JOHN  STEINBECK  ARCHIVES  AND  MEMORABILIA)  WITH  SEVERAL  ITEMS  FOR  THE  MUSEUM.    A  MANUSCRIPT  BY  THE  AUTHOR,   AS  WELL  AS  CORRESPONDENCE  BETWEEN  STEINBECK  AND  HIS  EDITORA  SET  OF FILM  AND  AUDIO  RECORDINGS,  HIS  OFFICE  CHAIR  AND  GLOBE,  AND  A COLLECTION  OF  PERSONAL  EFFECTS  SUCH  AS  PIPES,  EYEGLASSES  AMD  WALLETS.    THE  MEMORABILIA  INITIALLY  CAME  FROM  AN  APARTMENT  WHERE  HE  HAD  LIVED  IN  NEW  YORK.

 

THE  STEINBECK  CENTER DID NOT BID  ON  ONE  OF  THE  MOST  PUBLICIZED  ITEMS  (A  BRIEFCASE  THAT  ONCE  BELONGED  TO  MONTEREY  BIOLOGIST  AND  STEINBECK  CONFIDANT ED  RICKETTS,  INCLUDING  THE TELEGRAM  THAT  NOTIFIED  THE  AUTHOR  OF  A  CAR  CRASH  THAT  CLAIMED  RICKETTS’  LIFE).    THE  STEINBECK  CENTER  HAD  HOPED  THE  BRIEFCASE  AND  ITS  CONTENTS  WOULD  GO  TO  MONTEREY,   BUT  THAT  DID NOT  PAN  OUT.

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CRIB RECALL - national story….. - 06/24/10 07:30 S.S.

A  recall  went out  yesterday  for  more  than  2  million  cribs.  Most  of  them  are  of  the  drop-side variety,  in which a  side rail  moves  up  and  down  (to  allow  people to more easily lift  a child from the crib).      That movable side can, however, malfunction (or detach completely) from the crib,  potentially injuring  (or  trapping)  a  youngster’s head,  arm or leg.    Although drop-side cribs have been around for decades,  they are increasingly coming under scrutiny because they are no longer as sturdily built as those in the past were.

 

Older cribs had a metal rod that guided the drop side up and down….whereas many of the newer drop-side cribs have plastic tracking guides,  that are more prone to breaking.

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Shots, pajaro 6/23/10 TDH

Monterey county sheriff’s deputies responded to a repot of shots fired in pajaro last night.   Nobody was reported injured in the 9:50 p.m. incident, which took place on brooklyn street.   The victim was standing near his car, outside a residence, when an unknown shooter fired several shots, and fled.   No suspects have been located.

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Monterey restaurant opening 6/23/10 tdh

A new restaurant is set to open today in Monterey.    The cannery row brewery company had hoped to open its doors in time for the u.s. open golf tournament, however it was delayed until the businesses secured its liquor license.   The cannery brewing row company is located on the corner of wave street and prescott avenue, and is set to have 70 beers on tap, and serve “home-style food.”

 

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