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The Democrat  

Governor inspects repairs on Colusa levees

Critical erosion sites toured by officials.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger toured some of 33 critical erosion sites in Colusa County on Friday as part of his continuing campaign to press for levee restoration money.
(The Democrat)

Auburn dam study release delayed

$1 million cost-benefit report still in briefings.

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation's updated cost-benefit study on the Auburn dam is still under wraps - more than 1½ months after the $1 million report's initial due date for release to Congress. (Auburn Journal)

Mission Bay landfill passes muster after a long study

Toxins don't pose 'significant risk.'

Mission Bay's retired landfill poses little environmental or health threat but still should be treated with caution, according to a years-long study released yesterday. (SD Union-Tribune)

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Quote of the Day
“If life was fair, Elvis would be alive and the impersonators would be dead.”
— Johnny Carson

Photo of the Week
Jay T. Spurgin
City of Thousand Oaks
Lake Sabrina
This is the location of an Edison hydro electric project on Bishop Creek.

Born on this Day
Johnny Carson, Juan "Chi-Chi" Rodriguez, Charlie Foxx, Pelé, Michael Crichton, Michael Rupert, Dwight Yoakam, "Weird Al" Yankovic, Al Leiter, Jimmy Wayne, Keith Van Horn, and Ryan Reynolds.

On this Day in 1946
The United Nations General Assembly convened in New York for the first time.

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