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The Latest: 'Crow' flies high; Moonsville nods to past
Black Crow White Lie Candi Sary Casperian Books; 159 pages In the film noir classic "The Night of the Hunter," Robert Mitchum plays a preacher who tattoos the word "love" on one hand and "hate" on the other — a symbol, he explains, of the...
Tags: Popcorn, Poetry, University of California, Irvine, Authors, Brad Paisley
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Steinberg: How sports thrive in these times
This country is struggling through the worst economic times since the Great Depression. Millions are out of work, banks are reticent to loan, and the national debt is staggering. As usual, the economy is the central issue and driving force in the...Tags: ESPN (tv network), Advertising, Oakland Raiders, Houston Texans, TBS (tv network)
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Cassity: Don't listen to 'enviro-wackos' about oil
Gas prices, as this is written, are $4.69 for regular. In Northern California, it's as much as a buck more. If you own an SUV, a pickup or a large family sedan, this means more than $100 to fill up. Elections have consequences. This is just one of them....Tags: Unions, Petroleum Industry, Mining, U.S. Geological Survey, Democratic Party
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Apodaca: Corporations have no place in public education
How far should we go to save public education? So far as to name a school gym after a corporate sponsor? Let business interests influence textbook content? Put cigarette and junk food ads on the sides of school buses? If you think these ideas sound far-...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Business, Charity, Sales, Finance
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Irvine council approves letter for safety, licensing
The Irvine City Council approved an advocacy letter this week lending its support to increased safety regulation and licensing measures surrounding the reopening of San Onofre. The letter to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission(NRC) called for new...Tags: Mining, Regulatory Policy and Organizations, Los Angeles Times, Larry Agran , Nuclear Power
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Natural gold treasures go on display
You can still pan for gold in California, "if you know where to look," according to Laguna Beach gold and mineral collector Wayne Leicht. But panning for gold isn't what Leicht is known for. He collects the rarest, and possibly most beautiful,...Tags: Arts and Culture, Gold and Precious Material, Museums
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Mesa Musings: High school buddies with Parkinson's reach out
Last week's column on Parkinson's disease elicited some unexpected responses ("Fighting a daily battle," Nov. 29). In the column, I described my six-year battle with the disease. Two gents whom I went to school with in Costa Mesa — and haven't...Tags: Mining, High Schools, Schools, Health and Safety at School, Parkinson's Disease
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Mailbag: 'Bridge to nowhere' is wrong priority
Too bad you can't do a survey to determine how the residents who get stuck with the bill feel about this latest City Council decision to build a bridge to nowhere. (Re. "Newport council approves $2-million bridge," Nov. 29). Every day we read about...Tags: Mining, Environmental Politics, USC Trojans, Learning Disability, Environmental Pollution
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Civic Center bridge back on the agenda
The Newport Beach Civic Center construction project could cost an additional $2 million if the City Council decides Tuesday to revive a proposal for a pedestrian bridge. Public Works Director Steve Badum plans to present the latest construction costs and...Tags: Building Material
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City Life: Unions refuse to change with times
U.S. banker J.P. Morgan was the perfect bad guy: big, bloated and rarely without a fat Cuban cigar. In 1902, 140,000 members of the United Mine Workers of America toiling in Pennsylvania's coal mines went on strike for higher wages and better conditions....Tags: Unions, Mining, Labor Legislation, Labor Disputes, Employees
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Wednesday's Calendar
WEDNESDAY Sunset Jazz at Newport Sunset Jazz at Newport, presented by the Jazz Cruise and KJAZZ, returns for another year. Kicking off the 11-week festival is the Ernie Andrews Quartet. Richie Cole also performs. The show starts at 6 p.m. at the Rose...Tags: Wolf Gang (music group), Dining and Drinking, Education, Ernie Andrews, Human Interest
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Corona del Mar Today: A progress report on Buck Gully project
An erosion project in Lower Buck Gully is well underway as crews continue to place metal cages on the ground, filling them with rocks brought from a Corona quarry. The project began last month and should be complete sometime next summer, city officials...Tags: Public Officials, Government, Forestry and Timber, Forests, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers
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