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6-12-09

 
6-12-09
Merced Sun-Star
Southern California politicians trying to derail funding for Merced high-speed rail hub...DANIELLE GAINES
http://www.mercedsunstar.com/167/v-print/story/896338.html
Central Valley lawmakers worried that their counterparts in Southern California are set to derail plans for a high-speed rail maintenance hub in the Valley will have to wait another day for peace of mind.

A first look at the dairy crisis

 
 
Although “oligarchy” may not be a word that springs to the lips of every dairymen, we bet that the top commentary in the collection below, “The Dairy Oligarchy,” will ring a lot truer to them than the three versions of the same McClatchy editorial calling for a “free market” for the dairy industry, presumably to solve the “over-production” problem.
 

6-9-09

 
6-9-09
Merced Sun-Star
Merced County, cities finally getting U.S. aid
A year after Congress approved funding, $9.3 million will be divvied up in the Valley...SCOTT JASON
http://www.mercedsunstar.com/167/v-print/story/890131.html
Merced County and its cities will receive their piece of the $4 billion federal foreclosure aid almost a year after it was approved by Congress.

6-8-09

 
6-8-09
Badlands Journal
Opinions differ on feds' biological opinion on Central Valley salmon...Badlands Journal editorial board
http://www.badlandsjournal.com/2009-06-07/007258
The California Sportfishing Protection Alliance
For immediate release:
6 June 2009
For information:
Bill Jennings, CSPA Executive Director, 209-464-5067, 209-938-9053 (cell)

Opinions differ on feds' biological opinion on Central Valley salmon

The California Sportfishing Protection Alliance
For immediate release:
6 June 2009
For information:
Bill Jennings, CSPA Executive Director, 209-464-5067, 209-938-9053 (cell)
Michael Jackson, CSPA Attorney, 530-283-0712, 530-927-7387 (cell)
NMFS Biological Opinion for Salmon Step in the Right Direction but Not Sufficient to Restore Fisheries

Baker's common sense economic journalism

Dean Baker has always been good at explaining in terms of common sense why the speculative housing boom was extremely dangerous and completely unsustainable. By "common sense," we mean that Baker has covered this story for years using his training as a professional economist, using facts instead of advertising or blind academic free-market dogma, and bringing to his stories a humane perspective grounded in what all this means to ordinary working people.
Badlands Journal editorial board
 
 
June 3, 2009
CounterPunch.com

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