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<p>Suspect was 'in my grasp,' deputy says Christine Vovakes -- Bee Correspondent Published 2:15 a.m. PST Wednesday, December 11, 2002 RED BLUFF -- An Oregon deputy sheriff said Tuesday he didn't realize it, but he had the suspect in Red Bluff Police Officer David Mobilio's killing "in my grasp" just hours after the Nov. 19 shooting. Andrew Hampton McCrae, 23, wrecked his 1992 maroon Ford Mustang in southeastern Oregon about 11 a.m. Nov. 19 -- less than 10 hours after the shooting, according to a Harney County Sheriff's Department accident report. He was arrested a week later in New Hampshire.</p>

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<p>An Arizona man who received a "strange and mysterious" e-mail apologizing for the slaying of a Red Bluff cop launched investigators on the trail of an ex-Army private who was arrested four days later in New Hampshire.</p> <p>Neil Wright, 50, said he had received an e-mail from "Mitch Stephens" at americanresistance@yahoo.com at about 6 p.m. Friday on his home computer in Lake Havasu City and called police an hour later.</p>

Democrats in Panic Mode!!! By The Prowler Published 10/4/02 12:05:00 AM PANIC CITY House Democratic Leader Dick Gephardt and Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle will probably get together with Democratic National Committee chairman Terry McAuliffe in the next couple of days, based on the alarming polling that the Democratic Congressional leaders are seeing. "This past week may have been the worst for the party in a long time," says a staffer on the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee. "We're just getting hammered." The polling indicates that Democratic voters contacted early in the week gave highly unfavorable ratings to the Democratic Party...

GOP tries to dispel its gloom By Margaret Talev -- Bee Capitol Bureau Published 2:15 a.m. PDT Friday, September 27, 2002 When Republican candidate for governor Bill Simon faced off this month in a solo debate with the Green Party candidate, Democrats declared California's Republican Party a nonentity. To spend precious time debating a candidate whose party draws 1 percent of registered voters showed just how small-time the GOP had become, said Roger Salazar, campaign spokesman for Gov. Gray Davis. "Simon," he jabbed, "has finally relegated California's Republican Party to minor-party status."Salazar was being facetious. But he'd tapped a dark...

Democrats Preparing to Block Reorganization if Carnahan Falls By Mark Preston Senate Democrats are prepared to bring legislative activity to a screeching halt in a lame-duck session if Sen. Jean Carnahan (D-Mo.) is defeated in November, an outcome that would temporarily give Republicans control of the chamber before the 108th Congress is sworn in. Democrats have already mapped out a strategy to defend against a quick takeover by the GOP during a lame duck if former Rep. Jim Talent (R-Mo.) defeats Carnahan in the midterm elections, several sources said. "By God, if Republicans think we are going to roll over...

<p>Tax change angers cigarette foes The old rule was deemed 'unfair,' but critics predict an increase in smoking. By John Hill -- Bee Capitol Bureau Published 2:15 a.m. PDT Sunday, September 15, 2002 A regulation adopted last week by the state's tax board will lower the cost of some cigarettes and drain millions of dollars from the beleaguered state treasury.</p>

<p>State hopes to pave way with emissions law Davis says the 'greenhouse gas' bill to be signed today is an 'example for others to follow' By Chris Bowman -- Bee Staff Writer Published 2:15 a.m. PDT Monday, July 22, 2002 Gov. Gray Davis today plans to sign a bill making California the first state to regulate vehicle exhausts linked to global warming -- atmospheric change that threatens to shrink water supplies, raise sea levels and worsen wildfires.</p>

Just heard on the news that two Republicans will join Gray Davis in voting for stalled California Budget. Just two more votes needed to pass the Largest budget in California History. If this is passed with the help of Republicans it could propell Davis into a second Governorship.

The Stock Market falling now the Debt Clock Activated. Is this a planed stratagy by the Democrats, or just unfortuninate luck for W.