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News for Monday, July 09, 2007

Memorial car show draws hundreds to Napa Expo

Skip Long loved hot rods said his mother, Theresa.

BREAKING NEWS: Garcia guilty of 2d degree murder

Onesimo Garcia most likely will never be a free man again.

Hey Calistoga, Napa has your mineral water

Calistoga is the Napa Valley’s mineral water capital, but Napa could someday share the honor.

BAG IT

The lowly plastic shopping bag. Brought home after a visit to the grocery or chain store, many get a new life as trash can liner, pet poop pick up, or wet swimsuit baggie.

Getting fresh in Calistoga

It's a Saturday morning in Calistoga and you're here on vacation. Or not. Either way. Here you are.

Memorial car show draws hundreds to Napa Expo

Skip Long loved hot rods said his mother, Theresa.

Verizon copper cutoff traps customers, hampers rivals

PHILADELPHIA -- When Henry Powderly II ordered Verizon Communications Inc.'s FiOS fiber-optic service, he knew he was about to be connected to the future of telecommunications.

Old barns, center of American rural life, fading from the Midwestern landscape

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- As a kid in Oregon, Larry Kanfer's horizons were dominated by the steep, green slopes and conic peaks of the Cascades.

Midwest leads nation in volunteering

WASHINGTON -- The spirit of volunteerism is thriving in the heartland, but not so much on the coasts.

Sen. Patrick Leahy expects ex-Bush aide to testify

PROSECUTOR FIRINGS

High school will have final price tag of $400 million

LOS ANGELES -- When a much anticipated high school finally opens in 2008, nine years behind schedule, math students will likely need special calculators to type in all the zeros of the enormous price tag.

Little progress in fed case targeting alleged mob dominance of dockworkers union

NEW YORK (AP) -- Two years ago, federal prosecutors boldly proclaimed a civil racketeering lawsuit against the mighty International Longshoremen's Union that would "once and for all" shatter alleged mob control on the nation's docks.

Pennsylvania shutdown appears likely

HARRISBURG, Pa. -- Pennsylvanians will be unable to take a driver's license test, visit a state-run museum or place a casino bet starting today unless an 11th-hour breakthrough ends a budget stalemate that threatens a partial government shutdown.

Napa schools get half-million for safety

Napa County schools have been awarded nearly half a million dollars for improving safety as children arrive and depart campus, through a Caltrans program called Safe Routes to Schools.

Senate committee considers bill allowing instant-runoff voting

SACRAMENTO -- Voters could express their first, second, third, fourth and maybe even more choices in local government elections under legislation scheduled to be considered this week by a state Senate committee.

Cindy Sheehan considering a run against House Speaker Pelosi

CRAWFORD, Texas -- Cindy Sheehan, the soldier's mother who galvanized the anti-war movement, said Sunday that she plans to run against House Speaker Nancy Pelosi unless she introduces articles of impeachment against President Bush in the next two weeks.

OC bus strike will inconvenience thousands, no talks planned

SANTA ANA -- Thousands of Orange County residents who rely on public transit are being forced to make alternative transportation plans, with bus drivers preparing to take their strike into the work week.

Iraqi politicians call on civilians to arm themselves after violent weekend

BAGHDAD -- Prominent Shiite and Sunni politicians called on Iraqi civilians to take up arms to defend themselves after a weekend of violence that claimed more than 220 lives, including 60 who died Sunday in a surge of bombings and shootings around Baghdad.

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