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The warnings came in reports from the fire agencies seeking more funding and in task force studies after previous wildfires. Voters have rejected repeated proposals for funding improved fire protection with increased taxes.

I've now found three actresses who say they were not molested by gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger. Yes, I'm telling you this for a self-serving reason — I'm hoping to save my job by preventing more people from canceling their subscriptions because of all our stories about Arnold groping women. But there's more to it than that. On this election day, I'm doing it out of a sense of fairness. At a rally in Costa Mesa, I met Angela Fair, who says she was a double in "Terminator 3." Fair told me Arnold never did anything untoward on or off the...

MIDI - WEEKEND IN NEW ENGLAND Last night we heard her cry...she shed a tear Her husband is finished...expulsion is near We're wondering how he plans to leave their place So will it be in a limo...be in an airplane...maybe a slow Bronco chase Gray Davis, you've been a disgrace He's getting desperate with...last minute slime With help of the a-hoes...at the L.A. TIMES We're wondering how he plans to leave their place So will it be in a limo...be in an airplane...maybe a slow Bronco chase Gray Davis, you've been a disgrace RATS see things turning...and panic's set...

Arnold Schwarzenegger, still reeling from allegations that he’s behaved like a big movie star when working with actresses and that he liked the Autobahn (sometimes called “Hitler’s Highway”), must now fend off new charges. - Schwarzenegger hates woman. According to his 3rd grade teacher, Gretchen Cheepshot, as interviewed for the Slimes detailed story starting on page 1 below and continuing to pages 8 through 12, he hated girls. (Schwarzenegger accused them of having “cooties.”) - Schwarzenegger likes serial killer and torturer of women, Charles Manson. CBS News reports in its lead story and a three hour prime time special that...

Former mayor Riordan plans to start newspaper to challenge Los Angeles Times By ERICA WERNER The Associated Press 4/17/02 10:07 PM LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Former Mayor Richard Riordan said Wednesday he plans to start a newspaper offering an alternative voice to the Los Angeles Times, the paper he feuded with during his eight years in office. Riordan, 71, a multimillionaire who last month lost a bid to become the Republican candidate for governor, said he hopes to start publishing this summer and focus on local news with columns about the media and the Internet. His target audience would be...