Morning Edition 2008-04-02

 


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Wednesday, April 2, 2008

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  • Business Journal: Sacramento Streamlines Building Rules
    Sacramento’s restructuring of its building procedures helped the city rank first in the Business Journal’s annual building department survey.
    Tuesday, April 1, 2008
  • New Campaign Launched Against Invasive Plants
    If you’re a home gardener and plan on getting some plants at the nursery – make sure you don’t buy the kind that invade. That’s the appeal from California’s horticulture industry.
    Tuesday, April 1, 2008
  • Legislation Proposes Fines, Jail for Selling Beef from Sick Cows
    A bill that would outlaw the sale of beef from so-called downed cattle is moving forward in the state Legislature. Supporters say it’s needed to make up for lacking federal regulations.
    Tuesday, April 1, 2008
  • SMUD Opens Fuel-Cell Car Fueling Station
    SMUD formally opened a hydrogen fueling station in Sacramento Tuesday. But the opening comes just days after the state gutted rules designed to raise the number of hydrogen-powered cars on the road.
    Tuesday, April 1, 2008
  • Court Rules In Lawmaker's Favor
    There’s been a victory for a San Francisco State lawmaker who wants to use hundreds of thousands of dollars from an old campaign account.
    Tuesday, April 1, 2008
  • Deepak Ram: Intercontinental Improvisations
    Classically-trained jazz musician Deepak Ram was born in South Africa, moved to India in his late teens to study flute, and now lives in the U.S. Ram is one of the featured performers at the 2008 Brubeck Festival in Stockton.
    Tuesday, April 1, 2008
  • Theatre Review: Fool For Love
    Sam Shepard’s surrealistic play “Fool for Love” turned heads when it premiered twenty-five years ago. Critic Jeff Hudson says the current Capital Stage production is as edgy and intense as ever.
    Wednesday, April 2, 2008
  • Sac City Council Wades into Blue Diamond Labor Dispute
    The Sacramento City Council has stuck its neck out into a messy labor dispute – and it involves the city’s largest downtown employer, Blue Diamond Growers, a major almond producer and marketer.
    Wednesday, April 2, 2008