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View Article  Pombo, Feinstein request immediate action on levee repair studies
Washington , DC - President Bush signed the Energy and Water Development Appropriations Act of 2006 this weekend, which Congress approved earlier this month. The Act, which included $40.9 million to strengthen California levees and flood control systems, also allocated $37 million for CALFED.   more »
View Article  San Joaquin officials continue push for VA clinic
Because there are 92,000 veterans in this coverage area, and because 48 percent of them live in San Joaquin County, the county wants to put the clinic in French Camp next to San Joaquin General Hospital, County Supervisor Leroy Ornellas and County Administrator Manuel Lopez said Tuesday.   more »
View Article  Pombo has learned the inner-workings of Congress

Published on Saturday, October 1, 2005, in the Tracy Press.

It would not have been ill-mannered if Rep. Richard Pombo, ...   more »

View Article  The call stands - Franklin loses bid to overturn coin flip
STOCKTON -- It took San Joaquin County Superior Court Judge K. Peter Saiers only 27 minutes Thursday to resolve what a lot of other high school football coaches, athletic directors, principals and fans couldn't agree on in six days: The high school playoffs will go on with Lincoln and Lodi, and without Franklin.   more »
View Article  Pombo Introduces Home Heating Assistance Act
Washington, DC – With home heating bills expected to rise more than 60 percent in some areas this winter, House Resources Committee Chairman Richard W. Pombo (R-CA) introduced legislation today waiving fees for firewood collection in national forests. The legislation is aimed at helping families cope with the high costs of home heating during the winter months.   more »
View Article  Nativo Lopez Lesson: If You Want To Be A Racist, Make Sure You're A Liberal
This article in CPR Online by Bill Saracino makes it crystal clear that if you want to engage in racist rhetoric without being brought to account by the media, then it helps to cloak yourself as a liberal activist.
View Article  San Joaquin Daily Digest: August 9, 2005
Modesto Bee
Tallow Plant Faces Suit From Air Quality District
Hughson Seeks Doubling Of City Water, Sewer Bills
Judge Takes Slow Approach To Modesto Junior College Firing Range Report
Riverbank School Bond Given Third Chance
Bravado But No Blood At Bullfights
AMR Vets Filling Nursing Deficit
Editorial: Keirnan Business Park Not Meant For Homes
Editorial: Blame For Sewage Spill Rests On Many Shoulders
Op-Ed: OID IS Planning Ahead As Growth Transform's Valley's Water Priorities

Stockton Record
Metropolitan Airport Wants $1 Million Customs Facility
Local Imams' Deportation Nears
Waterfront Arena Audit Increase Backed
Two State Sentors Pay Surprise Visit To Chaderjian Youth Correctional Facility
Agencies Violating Water Rules May Be Fined

Tri-Valley Herald
Pakistani Festivities Cancelled In Lodi
Dublin Gets New Development Director

Escalon Times
County Confirms West Nile Virus Case
Lions, Community Gear Up For Annual Autumn Cruise

Oakdale Leader
Oak Valley Hospital Prepares For Groundbreaking
City, OID To Cooperate On Future Water Needs
Oakdale Approves $7.6 Million Budget For 2005-2006

Riverbank News
City of Riverbank Approves East Side Annexation
Riverbank Recreation Director Proposes Programs For Disabled Residents

Lodi News
After Nine Robberies In Five Years, Lodi Sees Eight in One Year
Planning Commission To Review Downtown Tasting Room

Manteca Bulletin
480 Sq. Ft Home For $280,000; Median Price On Cusp Of $400K
Vintage Street Lights Going Up In Downtown
Ripon May Add 56 Estate-Style Homes