Watching out for the people

Vol. I No. 8 Friday, January 6, 2006 Reform on Whose Behalf? Bankruptcy law changes may hit the poor hardest By Charles Douglas Election Advisory Board Convenes as County Misses Federal Deadline Voting system under review as Diebold's reputation unravels nationwide By Charles Douglas Charges Reduced Against Bike Protestor Injuries to California Highway Patrol officer reassessed Court Land By Charles Douglas Pulp Mill Faces Suit Under Clean Air Act Status of local variances irrelevant under federal law By Charles Douglas Supervisors Declare Storm-Related State of Emergency County tries again to involve Eureka in collaborative process over Balloon Tract By Charles Douglas Arcata Council Shaky Over Shelter Plans Officials criticized for failing to prepare emergency assembly area By Charles Douglas CHP Now Patrolling Westside Eureka leaders look to redirect police resources By Charles Douglas Eurekans Critical of Efficiency Dwelling Unit Proposal Role of Redwood Community Action Agency cited by some for undue influence By Charles Douglas Eureka Greens Deadlocked Over Anti-Corporate Initiative Measures to bring unity to peace movement, question behavior of Democracy Unlimited mulled By Charles Douglas Retail Ordinance Rebuffed Overhaul of Corporations Committee draft to accompany Town Hall meeting By Charles Douglas

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