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January 8,
2001
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Consultant
set to lead Chamber
Having been president of an important oil
and gas company and now a private business
consultant to both large and small clients,
David B. (Dave) Kilpatrick says he understands
the goals of big business and the needs of
small business.
Carrizo
Plain not ideal for monument status
The Carrizo Plain, an intermountain valley
west of Bakersfield, is up for nomination
as a national monument, which would mean no
more oil and gas exploration in a known oil-bearing
basin.
People
in business 1-7
DOUGLAS GANT, a team manager at State Farm
Insurance Co., has been awarded a Scroll of
Appreciation by the American Institute for
Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters and
the Insurance Institute of America for 10
years of educational leadership in the insurance
field.
Expansion
at Global definitely not fabricated
The banging of metal in back of Global Fabricators
is a sound of expansion in a county whose
unemployment rate, which is still tied to
harvests of cotton, fruit and other crops,
is twice the statewide average.
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Editorial:
Put bill back on track
Politicians often go out of their way to reinforce
the perception that they would rather play
politics than enact good legislation.
Editorial:
Quit rooting at trough
It's tough to bite the hands that feed you.
And that is precisely the point Secretary
of State Bill Jones is making in his call
for Gov. Gray Davis and state legislators
to stop (at least temporarily) eating at
the public utilities' and power generators'
trough.
Letters
to the editor for Jan. 8
Letters to the editor, which are subject
to editing, should be no longer than 250
words. Letters should be directed to The
Californian and signed by just one person.
They must include the author's name, address
and telephone number.
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Editorial:
Put bill back on track
Politicians often go out of their way to reinforce
the perception that they would rather play
politics than enact good legislation.
Editorial:
Quit rooting at trough
It's tough to bite the hands that feed you.
And that is precisely the point Secretary
of State Bill Jones is making in his call
for Gov. Gray Davis and state legislators
to stop (at least temporarily) eating at
the public utilities' and power generators'
trough.
Letters
to the editor for Jan. 8
Letters to the editor, which are subject
to editing, should be no longer than 250
words. Letters should be directed to The
Californian and signed by just one person.
They must include the author's name, address
and telephone number.
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Editorial:
Put bill back on track
Politicians often go out of their way to reinforce
the perception that they would rather play
politics than enact good legislation.
Editorial:
Quit rooting at trough
It's tough to bite the hands that feed you.
And that is precisely the point Secretary
of State Bill Jones is making in his call
for Gov. Gray Davis and state legislators
to stop (at least temporarily) eating at
the public utilities' and power generators'
trough.
Letters
to the editor for Jan. 8
Letters to the editor, which are subject
to editing, should be no longer than 250
words. Letters should be directed to The
Californian and signed by just one person.
They must include the author's name, address
and telephone number.
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