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Prop-23 Wording Issues 10/29/10 4pm TDH

California Proposition 23 results are being questioned, even before regular voting begins.   A state judge had ordered certain descriptions of the proposition to be changed, however thousands of ballots in Fresno and contra Costa county were printed with the barred language.      A judge ordered the words “major polluters” to “major sources of emissions,” and ordered changes to language describing that prop 23 would “suspend air pollution control laws.” Prop 23 would only suspend California’s Global Warming Solutions Act, which imposes increased limits on certain businesses that emit carbon dioxide.     County elections officials say it’s too late to re-print the ballots, and say they will post signs with the correct wording at polling places.   However, that might not stop the results from being challenged after the election.

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VCUM OPENS BOUTIQUE 10-29-10 08:40 a.v.

The Valley Churches United Missions has opened it’s holiday boutique. The boutique, which allows items to be purchased for a reasonable donation, is a seasonal retail-type outlet, and also provides an area where donors can drop off food items from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Proceeds from the boutique will go towards providing food to the needy for Thanksgiving and Christmas. The boutique is located at Highway-9 and Glen Arbor Road in Ben Lomond.

 

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SALINAS BAR FIGHT SHOOTING 10-29-10 08:20 a.v.

2 men are recovering after being shot multiple times during a bar fight that erupted this week in North Salinas. The 11 p.m. shooting occurred Wednesday in the parking lot of the El Desquite Restaurant on San Juan Grade Road when 2 men were struck in the legs by gunfire. Up to 6 shots were fired from an unknown suspect or suspects. The victims sought treatment at Salinas hospitals.

 

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NEW ENGLISH PROG. OFFERED AT ALISAL 10-29-10 07:00 a.v.

The Alisal Union School District is introducing a new approach to full-English instruction after recent bilingual education rules were opposed this fall. A new program was designed after parents and school staff protested a new early-exit program at the start of this school year. That plan restricted teachers to English only starting in 2nd grade, previously, Spanish was spoken at least part-time until the end of 3rd grade. Administrators outlined a more gradual approach this week to learning English, and passed out waivers to parents who want their children enrolled in the new program.

 

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GREENFIELD PARENTS SPEAK OUT 10-29-10 07:00 a.v.

Parents of the Greenfield Union School District are up in arms after learning that administrators are getting pay raises while school cuts are being made. Documents containing a wage increase for school district administrators were found by some parents, who say the pay increase ranges from 6 to 16%. In addition to the pay raises, administrators are also reportedly getting more days off which parents say means less teaching time. Parents say they want answers and that the money should be focused on the kids. Meanwhile, Superintendent Elida Garza was said to be avoiding parent’s concerns.

 

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