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SENTINEL NIGHTWIRE New updates by Midnight every night! Constitutional Convention, recalls against Governor and Legislature proposed By Charles Douglas Academic achievement, logging sportsmen honored By Paul Mann Two men sought in early morning groping incident By Sentinel Staff High school and college graduations focus of police attention By Sentinel Staff Mike wanted 100% tax rate, settled for 90% By Sentinel Staff Foreclosure assistance scams abound, HUD offers help By Sentinel Staff Former Kravitz sax-man Karl Denson defies categorization By Sentinel Staff Protesters to confront Obama on Afghanistan escalation By Charles Douglas Police also search home of William Mulligan in Stafford By Sentinel Staff Federally-funded papers check at undisclosed location By Sentinel Staff Joshua Gillette already on probation for 2005 hash fire By Sentinel Staff Security National foresees final public review stage this summer By Sentinel Staff Suspects in Mar. 6 home invasion crash into former Pizza Hut By Sentinel Staff Workshops center on writing in the 21st Century By Paul Mann One arrested, two others cited but Alvin Wingo remains at large By Sentinel Staff Eric Scott Howe caught in the act on Third Street By Sentinel Staff Three Cups Of Tea explores poverty in Pakistan By Sentinel Staff Masked men pull gun on market clerk, steal cash and smokes By Sentinel Staff Publication focused on water quality issues such as fish health By Sentinel Staff Sociology Association recognizes accomplishment By Sentinel Staff NCRA looking to restore line between Lombard and Willits By Sentinel Staff Red Fox gets foxy next Friday with lively Led tribute By Sentinel Staff Suspects supposedly looking for marijuana By Sentinel Staff Drugs, paraphernalia and brass knuckles discovered By Sentinel Staff Tou Cheng resists arrest, suspected of being under the influence By Sentinel Staff Survey responses sought from students, faculty, staff By Sentinel Staff Panetta Institute fosters “dialogue” and “public service” By Sentinel Staff Human Rights Commissioner, psychology professor remembered By Sentinel Staff More Nightwire updates... Vol. II No. 2 Monday, November 3, 2008 Leading headlines this week... Eureka Police Launch DUI Program Driver's license checkpoints, warrant checks all part of federally-funded approach By Sentinel Staff Measure T Put To Sleep Final nullification ruling likely to follow; DUHC raises bucks off the defeat By Charles Douglas Gainer Named To State Strategy Post HSUs community econ head steps in during California's budget, housing crisis By Sentinel Staff Fish And Game Goes Hunting Tim Stoen prosecutes would-be rescuer of mountain lion cub By Bruce Anderson Activists Still Press For Impeachment Law school dean to lead steering committee of legal experts after January 20 By Sentinel Staff McKinney Lashes Out At Nader Still no word on where the 5,000 bodies are By Charles Douglas Free Fall Tires In Ferndale Over 7,500 tires recycled earlier this year EPD Warns Of New Phone Scam Officials advise you to ask to call suspects back Art, lit, movies, music and more... Blood-Soaked Brilliance Sweeny Todd provides quality, if morbid entertainment DV Indeed By Michael the K Good FX, Bad Plot Journey 3D inferior to Jules Vern's original tale The Rumpled Critic By David Giarrizzo What A Superego Hancock suffers from strange execution, weak plot To See Or Not To See By Michael the K A Bay Full Of Blues Redwood Coast Music builds up Blues By The Bay year by year What's the Buzz? By Michael the K Oliver Stone's Oedipal Problem Conspiracist director's W presents Bush Ultra Lite Film In Focus By Saul Landau and Farrah Hassan A Sticky Delight Charlie and the Chocolate Factory infused with magic by Tim Burton DV Indeed By Michael the K Pick of the Week Keller Williams Sure To Impress Eureka World class talent in town next Tuesday Sight Unscene Will Bernard Band Coming To Red Fox Berkeley-to-Brooklyn transplant on guitar within latest Blue Plate Special The Net Beat Shock Jock's Censorship Campaign Fails Michael Savage attacks film company for telling the truth Getting Graphic Election Dissection Comics lambaste corrupt political system Editorials, opinions galore... The Sentinel Endorses... Federal, state, and (most importantly) local races get ranked Editorials · Enough Is Enough · County Tech Staff Must Step It Up   She's Too Busy Saddling Taxpayers Letters to the Editor · Against Scare Tactics From Kaitlin · Trust In Davies · Don't Drink The Obama Kool-Aid · Bosnian War Criminal Is The Face Of Evil Between Hope And Reality An Open Letter To Senator Obama Political Independence By Ralph Nader Obamanation Invades "News" Section Journal's outright worship of Obama calls "alternative" label into question Vagabond Journalist By Charles Douglas No Child Law Is Making Liberals Dumber Legislation a mix of fantasy and lucrative pay-offs to bipartisan political buddies Undernews By Sam Smith This Broken Government Republican rule is dangerous and authoritarian Guest Opinion By John Dean Popular Economics Rescue For The Few, Debt Slavery For The Many Congress should bail out of the bankster bailout Perspectives on Globalization World Tires Of Rule By Dollar America's currency prospects look bleak due to trade deficit Ending Hegemony How Israel Helps Eavesdrop On US Citizens American "ally" has consistent record of compromising national security Brick Burner What Happens After Election Day? Blind support elicits overt hypocrisy

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