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• California prison factories generate $150 million in sales each year, new UC Berkeley report finds.
• A report released this month by an economist at the University of California, Berkeley found California prison factories and farms are responsible for over $150 million in direct sales annually in the state. ...
• The report is the first comprehensive study of the economic impact of the California Prison Industry Authority, the largest prison work program in any state. ...
• Prison work programs in California are voluntary, and inmates line up for a chance to work, even though they are paid on average only 57 cents per hour. ...
• "If you wipe out the California Prison Industry Authority, you'd lose $62 million in personal income in the state," said Goldman. ...
• In California, only government agencies are allowed to purchase prison products, unlike other states such as Nevada, where convicts make cars for retail sale, and Oregon, where jeans are produced. ...
• In California, however, the prisons themselves are their own best customers. The California Department of Corrections purchases about half of what the prisons make, choosing from a Prison Industry Authority catalog. ...
• Prison goods and services include farm and dairy products, such as eggs, prunes and almonds; meat cutting; coffee roasting; manufacturing of furniture, shoes and clothing; dental and optical services; and much more, including a knitting mill run by the California Men's Colony in San Luis Obispo.
• Compared to other California industries, prison production weighs in with about the same economic impact as book binding ($138 million), pulp mills ($133 million), chewing gum manufacturing .
• That's small change compared to California's blockbuster industries such as agriculture, said Goldman, but "it's still a good thing and has a positive impact on the state. ...

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•      From the above, you can see that Clark Colony became Clark City, then Clark City became the town of Greenfield and finally, the town of Greenfield became the City of Greenfield. ...
•     How did Clark Colony form?  Clark Colony's "roots" can be traced back to a Company called "California Home Extension Association".   Their "main" branch office located in Los Angeles, California and on April 5th, 1905 they offered land for sale at and around the Arroyo Seco River. ...   The "Clark Colony Water Company" was formed on April 7, 1905 to be in charge of distributing water to the stockholder who paid the dept at the rate of $25. ...
•     How did Clark Colony change its name to Clark City?  Fred G. Vivian, the publisher of the King City paper, referred to Clark Colony in his paper in 1907.   Residence wanted to call their new home - Clark City, however there was a Clark City, near Bakersfield, California, that was  developed by the same Mr. ...
•   He was active within the "Business Men's Association" (around the 1930's), "Chamber of Commerce" (around the late 1930's) and he was a member of the "Lions" for many years. ...

• California Men's Colony official indicted on sewage issue.
• SAN LUIS OBISPO -- The supervisor of the sewage treatment plant at California Men's Colony has been charged with unlawfully discharging inadequately treated sewage into Chorro Creek, a tributary to the Morro Bay Estuary. ...
• In addition, Valverde allegedly failed to report those discharge violations to the Central Coast Region of the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, as required by law.

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• University Of California, San Diego.
• Biologists at the University of California, San Diego have discovered that the proliferation in California of the introduced Argentine ant, a major pest that has invaded homes and displaced native species of ants in much of the coastal regions of the state, is due to the lack of genetic diversity among individuals up and down the coast. ...
• Proliferation Of Argentine Ants In California Linked To Decline In Coastal Horned Lizards.
• In Argentina, by contrast, fighting among the more genetically dissimilar, territorial ants has managed to keep these insects in check and in smaller, much more sharply defined colonies than those in California. ...
• "When we did our field work in Argentina, it was surprisingly difficult to find Argentine ants, compared to our experience in California," says Ted J. ...
• Not so in California, particularly in the southern part of the state, where the ant is regarded as the number one pest extermination companies are called upon to remove from people’s homes. ...
• The tiny dark-brown and black ants, which are about two millimeters in length, are thought to have entered the United States aboard ships carrying coffee or sugar from Argentina during the 1890s, then expanded throughout California and the southern parts of the United States. ...
• But in California, where those competitors are largely absent, the ants thrive in the temperate and damp coastal regions, killing and displacing native ants, many of which are 10 times larger in size. "The striking thing about Argentine ants in California is that as long as the habitat is favorable, they completely dominate," says David A. ...
• The puzzling question to the researchers was, Why weren’t the introduced ants in California the same way? Why would an Argentine ant from San Diego dropped into a colony in San Francisco be welcomed, while an Argentine ant dropped into a colony two hundred meters away in its native country be torn apart? .
• Tsutsui set out to answer that question by comparing the genetic differences among the ants in Argentina with those in various parts of California, from San Diego to Ukiah. Using some of the same DNA fingerprinting techniques employed by criminologists, he discovered that the native Argentine ants were twice as diverse as the native California ants, explaining why the California ants regard individuals up and down the coast as close kin, while those different nearby colonies in Argentina do not. ...
• "They have an innate ability to recognize other members of their colony based on how genetically similar they are to themselves," says Tsutsui. "Since they evolved in their native range, where colonies are set up as family structures, they tend to recognize other members of their colony by how closely related they are. ...
• Tsutsui and his colleagues conclude that the low genetic diversity among the California ants is the result of the introduced ants having gone through a "genetic bottleneck. " In other words, the genes are similar among California ants because they are descended from a relatively small founding population of genetically similar ants from one single or closely related colonies in Argentina. ...

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• A recent report by Berkeley economist George Goldman shows that California prison factories and farms produce more than $150 million in direct sales annually in the state. ...
• The report is the first comprehensive study of the economic impact of the California Prison Industry Authority, the largest prison work program in any state. ...
• Prison work programs in California are voluntary, and inmates line up for a chance to work, even though their wages average only 57 cents per hour. ...
• "If you wipe out the California Prison Industry Authority, you'd lose $62 million in personal income in the state," said Goldman. ...
• The goods produced by inmates use raw materials supplied by California's private sector. ...
• In California, only government agencies can purchase prison products, unlike other states such as Nevada, where convicts make cars for retail sale, and Oregon, where jeans are produced. ...
• In California, however, the prisons themselves are their own best customers. The California Department of Corrections buys about half of what the prisons make, ordering from a Prison Industry Authority catalog. ...
• A knitting mill is run by the California Men's Colony in San Luis Obispo. ...
• Compared to other California industries, prison production has about the same economic impact as book binding ($138 million), pulp mills ($133 million), chewing gum manufacturing ($142 million), or a single moderately successful Steven Spielberg film, said Goldman. That's small change compared to California's blockbuster industries such as agriculture, said Goldman, but "it's still a good thing and has a positive impact on the state. ...
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• The California XI Colony had its genesis some four decades ago when Delta Sigma Pi, a men's professional business fraternity, was established at the then Chico State College. ...
• In 1972, Chico State became the California State University at Chico and later the same year, Congress passed Title IX of the Federal Education Code. ...
• In December 1987, after several weeks of evaluating the benefits of affiliating with a national fraternity, Alpha Sigma Omega petitioned Phi Delta Theta to become a colony. In a record-breaking four months, on April 16, 1987, the California XI Chapter was initiated and chartered into Phi Delta Theta. ...
• Finally, at the beginning of the 1999-2000 academic year, an Interest Group consisting of the last few survivors of the former California XI Chapter began serious efforts to colonize a new organization and to pursue the requirements for re-chartering. ... Colony status was then granted on March 8, 2000, and re-chartering occurred on May 13, 2000.

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• HEC Software's Reading Horizons was selected by California State University from among 24 other vendors for use in the California Inmate Literacy Project 1994-1997. ...
• California Correctional Institution, Susanville**.
• California Correctional Institution, Tehachapi.
• California Institute for Men, Chino.
• California Institution for Women, Frontera.
• California Medical Facility, Vacaville.
• California Men's Colony, San Luis Obispo.
• California Rehabilitation Center, Norco.
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• San Luis Obispo county in central California is an area with upper Sonoran Ecology. ...
• In the fall of 1991, 9 (nine) acute cases were noted at the California Men's Colony in San Luis Obispo who acquired their disease while inmates. ...

• 06, 2004 CMC says it's not closing a wing Officials deny news reports that prison will act to cut costs Julie Lynem The Tribune SAN LUIS OBISPO - Faced with state budget cuts and a possible reduction in the state's prison population, the California Department of Corrections could decide to close some or part of its institutions in the future. For now, however, the department has no plans to shut down prisons or facilities in San Luis Obispo or anywhere else, said Russ Heimrich, spokesman for the California Department of Corrections. ... The Chronicle's story about California's prison system noted that the department is looking at "closing one wing of the California Men's Colony in San Luis Obispo. " Officials at the California Men's Colony, one of the county's largest employers, said they had heard talk that the prison's west facility could be targeted for cuts down the road. The Men's Colony already has lost six vocational programs because of statewide cuts in education programs. ...
• I have a friend that works in one of the men's prisons in the central valley (not a CO) and he says that they closed a CYA facility with only 5 days notice last week. ...
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• I have a friend that works in one of the men's prisons in the central valley (not a CO) and he says that they closed a CYA facility with only 5 days notice last week. ...

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• , (OTCBB:MSSI), a provider of medical personnel, homeland security and technology services to federal, state and local government agencies, announced today that its Medical Staffing Division has won an additional $400,000 revenue opportunity on top of its current contract with the State of California, Department of Corrections, bringing the total award to $2. ... The expanded contract calls for the Company to provide additional Registered Nurses and Licensed Vocational Nurses to work at the California Men's Colony, a medium-security corrections facility located at San Luis Obispo. ...
• "We are delighted to announce a greater revenue opportunity than previously expected with our contract at the Department of Corrections in California," said Dr. ...
• The Medical Staffing Division's largest singular customer in the Department of Corrections system is California Men's Colony. It is one of the four prisons in the California Department of Corrections system with a complete hospital suite. ...
• Army, the Department of Health and Human Services, and the State of California to mention a few. ...

• California Bans .
• California Governor Pete Wilson issued an executive order banning face-to-face media interviews with prisoners. ...
• Saying that prisons represent "the most expansionist sector" of state spending, Terry Francke, Executive Director of the California First Amendment Coalition, said, "the individual stories and accounts that only inmates can provide" make up a critical component in determining how smoothly the state's prison system is run. ...
• Peter Sussman, co-author of Committing Journalism: The Prison Writings of Red Hog and President of the Northern California Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, recalls once receiving a confidential letter from a prisoner which contained a copy of a lab report showing high levels of human fecal matter contamination in a prison water supply. ...
• In 1994, Governor Wilson signed into law legislation which stripped California prisoners of most civil rights. ...
• Boston Woodard, who has spent some 15 years at California Men's Colony near San Luis Obispo, was editor of the prison newspaper, The Commentator, until last December. ...
• California's prison population is 180 percent over capacity. ...
• The California Office of Administrative Law issued its formal ruling December 11, 1996, disapproving the Department of Corrections' proposed regulations banning face-to-face media interviews with prisoners and eliminating confidential correspondence between people in prison and representatives of the media. ...
• The Society of Professional Journalists, the American Civil Liberties Union, the American Jewish Congress, the California First Amendment Coalition, the Prison Law Office, PEN Center USA West, California Broadcasters Association, California Senator Kopp, an attorney representing national news organizations, a reporter for the Orange County Register and several others opposed the proposed ban on media interviews with prisoners.
• California's regulations are closely monitored by other prison administrators because the state's prison rules are often used as a model for prison systems in the remainder of the country. ...

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• Wake to the beauty of the California coastline. Join us here at the Best Western El Rancho, in the resort community of Morro Bay, California. ...
• * 1 mile from Duke Energy * 8 miles from California Men's Colony * 10 miles from Sierra Vista Hospital * 10 miles from county of San Luis Obispo * 30 miles from Atascadero State Hospital * 30 miles from Mid State Fair .
• * Nearby Old Mission, 782 Monterey Street, San Luis Obispo, CA, 805-543-6850 * 1 mile from beach, whale watching, golf, boating, deep-sea fishing, scuba diving, antique stores and hiking trails * 1 mile from harbor cruises * 1 mile from Atascadero State Beach * 1 mile from Morro Bay State Park * 1 mile from Museum of Natural History * 6 miles from Cuesta College * 9 miles from Montana de Oro Recreational Area * 10 miles from wine tasting * 10 miles from California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly), San Luis Obispo * 13 miles from Mission de la Tolosa - California Historic Site * 13 miles from San Luis Obispo Children's Museum * 30 miles from Hearst Castle .
• * 1 mile from Duke Energy * 8 miles from California Men's Colony * 10 miles from Sierra Vista Hospital * 10 miles from county of San Luis Obispo * 30 miles from Atascadero State Hospital * 30 miles from Mid State Fair .
• * Nearby Old Mission, 782 Monterey Street, San Luis Obispo, CA, 805-543-6850 * 1 mile from beach, whale watching, golf, boating, deep-sea fishing, scuba diving, antique stores and hiking trails * 1 mile from harbor cruises * 1 mile from Atascadero State Beach * 1 mile from Morro Bay State Park * 1 mile from Museum of Natural History * 6 miles from Cuesta College * 9 miles from Montana de Oro Recreational Area * 10 miles from wine tasting * 10 miles from California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly), San Luis Obispo * 13 miles from Mission de la Tolosa - California Historic Site * 13 miles from San Luis Obispo Children's Museum * 30 miles from Hearst Castle .

• CALIFORNIA--A prison inmate's lawsuit concerning media access to prisoners has led to the targeting of San Francisco freelance reporter Peter Sussman by the state attorney general. ...
• The attorney general's office wants Sussman's newsgathering materials to help the California Corrections Department defend against a lawsuit filed by a state prison inmate over treatment by prison officials that was related to media access to prisoners and the ability of prisoners to contact members of the media. ...
• The underlying lawsuit was filed by an inmate at the California Men's Colony in San Luis Obispo in August 1996. ...

• Are You Rehabilitated? California's No Parole Policy .
• Coming to you via prison telephone from the California Correctional Facility in Soledad, California, my name is David Valdez. ...
• With California's deficit surpassing the 40 billion mark, schools are feeling a pinch, forcing closures and layoffs of schoolteachers. ... With hundreds, if not thousands of prisoners serving life terms, being eligible for parole, one has to wonder why California taxpayers are continuing to pay yearly, to keep them locked up. ...
• Does California want to keep convicts incarcerated forever? .
• For the last three years, prisoners' hope rested on the case of Robert Rosenkratz, an inmate at the California Men's Colony in San Luis Obispo. ...
• There are over 22,000 Lifer inmates incarcerated in California. ...
• We have federal and state Constitutions as well as the California Penal Code, to assure everyone's equal protection rights will not be violated. ...
• This is David Valdez, coming to you from the Correctional Training Facility in Soledad, California. I am a California state prisoner currently serving 25 years to life for conspiracy/solicitation to commit murder. ...

• Sea Colony squad falls to national champions in semis.
• Sea Colony's adult men's tennis team captured the United States Tennis Association Middle States championship in Princeton, NJ and then placed third nationally at the USTA National Championships held Sept. ...
• The squad, made up of adults who attend and work at the Sea Colony Tennis Center, overcame competition which consisted of about 500,000 athletes who play league tennis throughout the United States. ...
• "Four or five years ago the USTA started league play," Sea Colony Director of Tennis Dave Marshall said. ...
• The Sea Colony squad represented the USTA Middle States Section after capturing top honors at the Sectionals. ...
• Sea Colony defeated a team from Dallas (2-1) in the playoffs for third and fourth places nationally. ...
• "Against California, Chris Zielinski lost 7-6, 7-5 in a heartbreaker," Marshall said. ...
• Florida defeated Texas in the other semi-finals and California defeated Florida handily for the championship. Sea Colony knocked off Texas for third place. ...
• The Sea Colony team consists of Marshall, Bryan Knepper, Andrew Meyer, Jeppy Moss, Dan Scrafford, Adam Short, John McConnell and Chris and Greg Zielinski. ...
• He has won six Delaware state championships in men's singles and doubles. He competes in the Men's Open Division. ...
• He works at Sea Colony. ...
• Moss attends the University of Richmond and works at Sea Colony in the summer. ...
• Scrafford is the Delaware State Men's Open champion. ...
• He's been working at Sea Colony for three summers. ...

• At that time we were going into one of the facilities at the California Institution for Men in Chino, CA. ...
• Stark Youth Correctional Facility in Chino, California.
• As a separate ministry, Jesus is the Key Ministries is now going into the California Institution for Women in Corona, California on the 1st and 3rd Fridays of the month doing inductive Bible studies.
• Other prisons we have visited on special occasions are, California Men's Colony, Northern California Women's Facility, San Quentin and R. ... Donovan; all California Department of Corrections facilities. ...
• It was then that I became the Senior Protestant Chaplain for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, Men's Central Jail. ...
• As of March 2003 we have now become a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit California corporation, trusting that the Lord will continue to guide us. ...

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• CALDERON, MEMBER OF THE CALIFORNIA STATE SENATE, has requested an opinion on the following question: .
• May an individual who is not a member of the State Bar of California represent a party, including the preparation of pleadings and the making of appearances, with respect to a formal proceeding before the California Public Utilities Commission? .
• An individual who is not a member of the State Bar of California may represent a party, including the preparation of pleadings and the making of appearances, with respect to a formal proceeding before the California Public Utilities Commission. ...
• The California Public Utilities Commission ("PUC") is a regulatory agency established by the Constitution to fix rates, establish rules, examine records, issue subpoenas, administer oaths, take testimony, punish for contempt, and prescribe a uniform system of accounts for all public utilities subject to its jurisdiction. ...
• XII, § 5), has conferred on the PUC authority to "do all things, whether specifically designated in the Public Utilities Act or in addition thereto, which are necessary and convenient" in the supervision and regulation of every public utility in California. ...
• Moreover, even a brief perusal of the California Public Utilities Commission Reports demonstrates that appearances by nonattorneys comprise a substantial and important part of the practice before that body. ...
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• It is concluded that an individual who is not a member of the State Bar of California may represent a party, including the preparation of pleadings and the making of appearances, with respect to a formal proceeding before the PUC. ...
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• NC led the nation in gold mining until the California strike of 1848. ...
• The Charlotte Region is the hotbed of college basketball, and traditionally places more teams in the NCAA Division I Men's and Women's Tournaments than any other region. In 2001, 12 men’s teams and 12 women’s teams from colleges and universities in the Charlotte Region were in the two fields, including the 2001 men's champion, Duke. In the last 11 years, teams from the Charlotte Region have won 6 men's championships (Duke-3, Kentucky-2 and North Carolina-1) and 5 women's championships (Tennessee-4 and North Carolina-1). ...
• The first English colony in America was founded on Roanoke Island, NC, in 1585, and the first permanent colony was founded in 1607 in Jamestown, VA. ...
• We are also a fighting bunch: although better known for firing the first shots of the Civil War on Fort Sumter, South Carolina had more battles and skirmishes fought on her land during the Revolutionary War than any other colony. A total of 214 were fought there, leaving the colony 5. ...
• The Proprietary Colony of Carolina was created from Virginia in 1663, and split into North and South in 1729. ...

• For the past thirteen years New Life For Old Ministries has ministered consistently in major lock-down institutions all across the country such as: Utah State Prison in Utah; Ely State Prison in Nevada; Southern Nevada Correctional Institution in Indian Springs, Nevada; Southern Desert Correctional Institution in Jean, Nevada; Angola State Prison in Louisiana; Mabel Basset State Prison in Oklahoma; Pelican Bay, San Quentin, Deuel Vocational Institution, Northern California Women’s Facility and California Men's Colony in California; and Halava State Prison in Hawaii.

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