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Dear Editor: (RE: “In or Out: The Complex Rules of Political Residency,” Capitol Weekly, Oct. 28), On Friday, Feb. 29, 2008, I witnessed Jim Nielsen, Doug LaMalfa and Sheriff Clay Parker chatting at the entrance to  the Tehama County elections office. I returned to that elections office and requested a copy of Jim Nielsen’s candidacy form.

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Dear Editor:The consensus analysis from many independent studies comes to a very different conclusion from Margo Thorning (Reverse AB 32 with Proposition 23, Capitol Weekly, October 21).  In July 2020, 118 Ph.D economists, including Nobel laureate Ken Arrow, and others with expertise in California energy and climate issues released an open letter warning against any

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Editor: In the most recent gubernatorial debate, Meg Whitman got it very wrong when she claimed that, “Every single law enforcement official in this entire state is against Proposition 19,” the initiative to control and tax marijuana.

In fact, many law enforcement and criminal justice professionals across the state are voting for Proposition 19 because

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Dear Editor:The Board of Directors of Capitol Ministries has investigated the accusations made in 2009 against our President and Founder, Ralph Drollinger, and found them to be unsubstantiated (Capitol Weekly, Nov. 12, 2009, “Capitol Ministries replaced by new nationwide Christian group”).We have known him personally for many years, and continue to stand behind

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Dear Editor, I take respectful but substantial issue with the front page photo caption and headline “Islamophobia” on the cover of this week’s Capitol Weekly (Sept. 2) for the following reasons, which to me seem obvious to anyone following the Park 51/Ground Zero Mosque controversy.

First, the term “Islamophobia” is in my view and the view

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I take respectful but substantial issue with the front page photo caption and headline “Islamophobia” on the cover of this week’s Capitol Weekly (Sept. 2) for the following reasons, which to me seem obvious to anyone following the Park 51/Ground Zero Mosque controversy. First, the term “Islamophobia” is in my view and the view of

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Dear Editor,The alleged “study” by the Drug Policy Alliance appears untrue in at least two respects (“Citing high black arrests, NAACP endorses pot legalization,” Capitol Weekly, June 1).

Defendants accused of possession of one ounce or less of marijuana are charged with a misdemeanor, and are thus entitled to appointment of a public defender if

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Dear Editor,

The alleged “study” by the Drug Policy Alliance appears untrue in at least two respects (“Citing high black arrests, NAACP endorses pot legalization,” Capitol Weekly, June 1).

Defendants accused of possession of one ounce or less of marijuana are charged with a misdemeanor, and are thus entitle to appointment of a public defender

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Dear Editor,Cancer treatment is not merely about survival. When every ounce of energy is devoted to healing, the next trip to the doctor’s office can be a grueling journey. Replacing that trip with a pill would provide more time with family instead of time spent in a patient waiting room. While focused on the bottom

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Dear Editor,

Thank you for your story, “Cristo Rey High interns experience work life in the Capitol” (Capitol Weekly, March 25). As a Third House firm administrator currently hosting a student, we have found the experience to be as much of a reward for us as for the student. Not

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