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Redding Record Searchlight
Letters to the Editor: June 23, 2009
Physicians must uniteThe North Valley Medical Association and our affiliate, the California Medical Association, firmly support the wisdom of state law put in place decades ago that protects the quality of medical care by forbidding corporate entities from encroaching upon the sanctity of the doctor-patient relationship.
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Try Club 911: The bouncers' aim is better
Sidearms are now de rigueur among Redding's nightclub security guards. Sheriff Tom Bosenko is emptying out a floor of the Shasta County jail to keep costs down. Why not just move the bar into the sheriff's vacant space?
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Redding's first roundabout almost complete
Workers are nearing completion of a European-style roadway project that's becoming a more familiar sight in the U.S.Redding officials, borrowing an old traffic idea directly from England, say the construction of a roundabout on Shasta View Drive, near the entrance to the under-construction Redding School of the Arts, should be finished within the next few weeks.
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Builders' Exchange reopens after state raid
Three days after state law enforcement officials raided Shasta Builders' Exchange CEO Kent Dagg's west Redding home and east side office as part of an ongoing investigation into the misuse of public funds, the Shasta Builders' Exchange headquarters was open for business Monday.
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North state marketplace
New legal firm opens doors <B>Arthofer and Tonkin Law Offices</B> opened June 1 at 930 Executive Way, Suite 200, in Redding. The firm specializes in real estate and business litigation, and in personal injury claims. <B>Ken Arthofer</B> and <B>Griff Tonkin</B> previously practiced law at the firm of Harr, Arthofer and Ayres in Redding. Call 722-9002.
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Lawyers in alleged Ponzi scheme case win more time
A Shasta County Superior Court judge agreed Monday to postpone scheduling a preliminary hearing for three men accused of swindling about 2,000 investors out of approximately $200 million in an elaborate Ponzi scheme.
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Shasta District Fair attendance up
Despite the recession and a freak storm, attendance at the Shasta District Fair was up about 5 percent this year, ending a five-year decline.
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Deer warning system will be installed near Fort Jones
A rural stretch of Highway 3 in Siskiyou County is about to go high-tech in an effort to keep deer, mountain lions, bears and elk out of the path of oncoming traffic.
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Today in History: June 23, 2009
Today is Tuesday, June 23, the 167th day of 2009. There are 191 days left in the year.On this day in:1909
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Dems propose DMV surcharge to keep parks open
Democratic state lawmakers countered Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's plan to close state parks amid the ongoing budget crisis with a proposal for a new $15 vehicle registration fee.
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California's high-quality olive-oil industry is booming
Olive oil has the grape harvester to thank for its status as one of the fastest growing industries in California, soaring by 50 percent this year alone.
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Hunting ways to protect babies when mother drinks
WASHINGTON (AP) - Drinking during pregnancy can seriously harm a baby's brain, yet thousands of mothers-to-be still do. Now scientists have begun testing whether a prenatal nutrient might offer those babies a little protection, part of a growing quest for ways to reverse the damage.
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Farewell: FFA members learn the heartbreak of saying goodbye
Most teenagers would probably say their clothes come from the mall and their food from the nearest grocery store. But Lauren Reulofson, 15, and her fellow members of FFA know that clothes and food start with agriculture.
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North State in Brief
A 19-year-old McArthur man was flown Monday to Mercy Medical Center with a broken leg after a bee caused a car crash.
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Sharon Randall: Some moments are unbearably beautiful
Things change. Not always for the better, not necessarily for the worse. We don't get much choice about it.The question is not which we'd like better - the old way or the new - but how we can make the best of what we've got.
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How to keep your kids safe in the water
Warmer temperatures and sunny days are a great time for Shasta and Tehama County families to spend time at lakes, pools and beaches. But parents and caregivers always need to use caution when children are near water. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, drowning is the second leading cause of death for children.
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Johnson leads by a shot at Redding Pro-Am
Even after three years on the Nationwide Tour and a year on the PGA Tour itself, Tom Johnson is more than happy to be at the Redding Pro-Am.
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Area Roundup: Cobras able to rally past Humboldt, beat Bass
The Redding Cobras came back from a 3-0 deficit to beat North Humboldt 6-4 on Sunday.The Cobras scored twice in the fourth inning and four times in the fifth inning.
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Letters to the Editor: June 22, 2009
Health costs ruin businessesNo! is not the answer to the health care crisis. Germany nationalized health care in the 1870s under Bismarck, and England nationalized after World War II. All of the major countries of the world have centralized plans that don't include over 30 percent for insurance overhead (Canada spends 5 percent) and economic incentives for the maximum number of procedures, even in people my age. Drug companies and the insurance industry are spending hundreds of millions lobbying Congress, directly, and the public on TV.
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Beleaguered parks demand fresh thinking
The California State Parks Foundation urged fans of beleaguered treasures like Castle Crags and the Joss House to act this weekend by doing what they love best - visiting parks - then sending in photos as part of a lobbying campaign to avert budget cuts.
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