Red County/Placer Daily News Roundup - September 2, 2007
Posted by: Jeff Flint | 09/02/2007 7:22 AM
Effort to oust Doolittle grows - Sac Bee
A major "news analysis" piece by David Whitney sums up the 4th District race to date. Must read for your Sunday morning.
Editorial: Schiff targets finance abuse - Pasadena Star-News
The Star-News backs Congressman Schiff's bill to ban candidates from paying their spouses from campaign committees. The editorial cites the Doolittle example as "abuse," although it is unclear why the Doolittle example is abuse and other cases might not be. They are either all abuse, or none are.
Clerk accused of stealing lottery ticket due in court - Sac Bee
The convenience store clerk who tried to steal a winning lotto ticket will be arraigned.
Police chief: Teacher harbored suspected gunman - Auburn Journal
Auburn Police Chief Valerie Harris confirmed Friday afternoon that a Placer High art teacher hid a suspected gunman in his classroom during Monday's full-campus lockdown. I for one can't wait to hear why.
Roseville father testifies in nanny's murder trial - Sac Bee
Weekend trial wrap up.
Golden Gate University sets up shop in Roseville - Granite Bay Press-Tribune
The private university will offer two bachelor's degrees - in management and business administration - as well as master's degrees in public administration, business administration and human resource management.
Lawmakers Facing Ethics Questions - Associated Press
AP's round up of federal officials facing ethical questions.

