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Jewish Film Fest Congressman McClintock Inspirational Story Career and Resource Fair Celebrating Appointed He Always January 28 its 12th year to Resources Causes Us at University at the historic Committee and to Triumph! of Phoenix Crest Theatre Education & Labor Committee Page 5 Page 7 Page 9 Page 14 Volume 2 Issue 1 Serving Roseville, Rocklin and Greater Placer County First Edition for January 2009 Laura Ingraham Show Aanestad Joins Lawsuit Against Illegal State Tax Hikes Joins Local KAHI Radio Serves as Plaintiff in Howard Jarvis the People stresses the importance Taxpayers Association Effort of getting involved in the culture: Sacramento- Senator Sam "The main thread that runs through Aanestad (R-Grass Valley) is joining a these topics I cover in the book is large and concerted effort to block the civic involvement and civic virtue. implementation of $10 billion in new Get in the game. Start a blog, taxes approved by the State Legislature report on what is happening at last month without the constitutionally your local PTA. If you are a parent, required two-thirds vote. The suit, and you are disgusted at what you filed this morning by the Howard see on your kid's computer screen, Jarvis Taxpayers Association (HJTA) do something. Track where your at the Third Appellate District Court kids go on the Internet. Tell your of Appeal, has attracted the support kids that you are going to review of 40 state legislators, the National where they are on the Internet. Be Federation of Independent Business a parental filter. Learn about threats and other organizations. that face America - from within and “The effort undertaken by the out. Education is the first line of Democrats last month to raise a variety defense." Power to the People, was of taxes clearly violates the California released on September 11, 2007, Constitution and the spirit of Proposition and topped Amazon's bestseller list 13,” said Senator Aanestad. “The courts on September 14. have consistently upheld the two-thirds Laura worked as a speechwriter voting requirement for all new taxes in in the final two years of the Reagan California with previous cases, and I see Administration at the White House, no reason why justices would suddenly the Department of Transportation reverse course on this very important and the Department of Education. taxpayer protection issue.” She went on to graduate from the Proposition 13, now Article 13A, University of Virginia School of Section 3, of the California Constitution, Law, where she was Notes Editor mandates that the imposition of new of the Law Review. She served as or increased state taxes receive a two- a law clerk on the U.S. Court of thirds vote from the members of the Senator Sam Aanestad Appeals for the Second Circuit, State Senate and the State Assembly. and then on the Supreme Court Aanestad and other Senate “People are losing jobs. Businesses to authorize the collection of new and of the United States for Justice Republicans vowed last month to take are going bankrupt. There are ways increased taxes by simple majority Clarence Thomas. After clerking, immediate legal action against the tax to attack California’s budget deficit vote.” It further states that: “Petitioners Laura worked as a white-collar hikes, which includes an increase in without raising taxes, and that is what ask this Court to exercise its original criminal defense attorney for the car tax, sales tax rate, gas tax and Senate Republicans are focusing on.” jurisdiction and issue a stay to preserve Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher The lawsuit filed by HJTA this the status quo pending resolution.” Conservative Talk Show Host Laura Ingraham personal income taxes. It is one of the & Flom. Laura is a graduate of largest proposed tax hikes in California morning (January 6th) states: “Facing “I am hopeful that the Democrats Auburn - The Laura Ingraham Laura infuses her program with a Dartmouth College. history, and will cost the average family a growing deficit, the Legislature will restart negotiations with the Show joined KAHI Radio AM 950 level of energy and commitment to Smart political talk isn’t just of four an estimated $1,000 per year in seeks to increase state revenues. The Senate Republican Caucus on closing on January 5th. Always articulate conservative principles that grabs for the boys anymore. Just say no higher taxes. Legislature, however, has been unable this budget gap without resorting to and entertaining, “The Laura hold and won’t let go. to stupid radio and get hooked on “The big-spending interests in or unwilling to reach consensus on these the solution of taking more money Ingraham Radio Program” has In addition to hosting her own Laura. It’s not just a talk show - It’s Sacramento simply do not understand fiscal issues. Instead, it has hit upon a out of taxpayer wallets,” said been addicting legions of listeners syndicated radio program, Laura is an addiction. that this is the absolute worst time to plan to circumvent the constitutionally- Senator Aanestad. since her launch into national an author, frequent columnist and Bob Hilton, Director of Sales raise taxes,” said Senator Aanestad. mandated consensus and has purported syndication in 2001. Smart, funny, television commentator. Her book for the radio station said, “I am and ahead of the curve in politics The Hillary Trap, first released ecstatic and proud to present this Local Jurist Speaks at EU Conference on and the culture, Laura’s busting in June 2000, was recently re- wonderful conservative approach down the door of the “boys only” released as an updated paperback to our broadcast. It is a voice that International Abduction and Custody Cases radio club. Her show takes listeners version. Her latest book, Shut needs to be heard, and is available child abduction cases. The by virtue of his assignment to on a wild ride through the colliding Up & Sing: How the Elites in to all of our listeners both on the conference is jointly sponsored Placer County by the Chief worlds of politics, the news media, Hollywood, Politics...and the UN radio and the internet world-wide.” by the European Commission Justice. and Hollywood. are Subverting America quickly The show airs weekdays from 6 to and the Hague Conference on Garbolino was chosen to speak Her legal, political, writing, and became a bestseller. 9pm. Private International Law. The at the White House Conference on television background distinguishes In her book Power to the People, KAHI can be found at 950 AM focus of the conference is to Missing, Abducted and Exploited Laura in the field of increasingly Ingraham focuses on what she calls and streaming live at KAHI.com. gather judges worldwide to allow Children in 2002, and served as homogeneous radio syndication. the "pornification" of America. She The show is also available on for an exchange of information Chief Advisory Judge for the US Whether she’s on the watch for discusses issues such as traditional podcast. Find out more about Laura and practices to further develop Judicial Advisory Council for evidence of media bias, political family values, education, and Ingraham at LauraIngraham.com judicial cooperation across the National Center for Missing hypocrisy or Hollywood inanity, American patriotism. Power to international frontiers. The and Exploited Children. Since conference will be held at 2000, Garbolino has served the European Commission in as an advisor to the U.S. State Brussels and will involve judges Department in matters relating Hospice Volunteer Training Feb. 5 from North, Central and South to the 1980 Hague Convention, America, Eastern and Western a treaty to which the U.S. is Auburn - Experience the joy of HOSPICE comes from a medieval Skills, Comfort Measures/Cancer and Europe, Australia and New signatory. That treaty deals with becoming one of the caring men and word for a way station, a place for AIDS, Psychosocial Issues, Spiritual & Zealand. methods of locating and returning women who, like good friends, respond pilgrims to be replenished and cared for. Cultural Issues, Grief and Bereavement, Roseville - Roseville Judge Garbolino is one of four children who have been abducted to the needs of terminally ill patients and But today Hospice describes specially and Volunteer Roles. Training is James D. Garbolino has judges selected by the U.S. State from their habitual residence. their families by providing respite care, trained people and practices organized to appropriate both for those wishing to been selected to deliver a Department in 2008 to facilitate He has lectured for the National companionship and support. care for terminally ill persons and their become Hospice volunteers and for presentation at an international communications between U.S. Judicial College in Reno, and families in their homes. those coping with the care and support of conference of jurists later this judges and foreign judges the Federal Judicial Center in You can join the more than 300 a terminally ill person. Course sections month in Brussels, Belgium. involved with handling child Washington, D.C. PRESORTED STD. volunteers who work with seven are taught by professional staff members Garbolino will be speaking on abduction cases. Despite his Garbolino is the husband US POSTAGE Hospice programs serving the Greater from local Hospice Programs. the experience of United States retirement in 2004, Garbolino of Roseville Mayor Gina PAID Sacramento Area and receive ongoing Training classes begin February Judges in handling international continues to sit as a senior judge Garbolino. PERMIT 32 support and education. 5th in Auburn. For information call Rancho Cordova, CA Initial training includes History & the Sacramento Hospice Consortium Philosophy of Hospice Care, Concepts Volunteer Response Line at 388-6288. of Death and Dying, Communication Bank of America Roseville Electric Proposing on Douglas Blvd Robbed Oldsmobile or Pontiac.
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