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Sunday, October 08, 2006

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St. Helena principal runs candidate off campus

Crowded council race in Calistoga

Once criticized as an uncompetitive race, the Calistoga City Council campaign now features three residents challenging two incumbents, making it one of the most heated races in the county. Separately, Mayor Dr. Andrew Alexander is stepping down and two councilmembers are vying for the seat.

Maguire top spender in AmCan race

Running for office in American Canyon is not as inexpensive as one might think.

City to save millions with solar panels at Conn Dam

Napa's electric bill just got a lot smaller.

Last-minute measure alters plan for border fence

WASHINGTON -- No sooner did Congress authorize construction of a 700-mile fence on the U.S.-Mexican border last week than lawmakers rushed to approve separate legislation that ensures it will never be built, at least not as advertised, according to Republican lawmakers and immigration experts.

One certainty in ethics probe: no punishment for Foley

WASHINGTON -- The House's investigation of a page sex scandal has only one certainty: Former Rep. Mark Foley will escape punishment by his peers.

Opera House audience grooves as Tyrell swings through great American songbook

Most sporting Cheshire grins, a sell-out crowd filed out of the Napa Valley Opera House Thursday night all abuzz over the splendid wine country debut of swing jazz vocalist Steve Tyrell.

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NAME -- Jerry Brown

Brown, Poochigian in a duel for role of state's top cop

OAKLAND -- More than a quarter-century after he burst on the California political scene as secretary of state, Jerry Brown is back on the ballot, this time aiming for attorney general.

More than 80 infants die each day in Darfur because of poor health, UNICEF says

MELLIT, Sudan -- Myriam Ibrahim does not like to talk about her daughter Fawzia.

In Mexico, wall not expected to stop migrants, just force them to change crossing patterns

TIJUANA, Mexico -- Rising from the Pacific surf and zig-zagging along the border for 14 miles, Tijuana's border fence has done little but push illegal migrants into the Arizona desert and feed the smuggling industry since it went up in 1994.

Tensions mount over possible North Korean nuke test with shots fired along border

SEOUL, South Korea -- Tensions mounted over North Korea's threat to test its first atomic bomb, with shots ringing out Saturday along the border with South Korea and Japan warning of harsh sanctions if Pyongyang goes nuclear.

Killing of three journalists in Afghanistan, Russia resonate at unveiling of memorial

PARIS -- As the first European memorial to journalists killed on the job was inaugurated Saturday, word trickled in that two reporters had been shot to death in Afghanistan and another was killed in Russia.

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