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What Does Prop 16 Mean for Utilities, Consumers?
Today's Daily News calls Proposition 16 "a self-serving initiative funded by a company that wants to protect its territory and profits from encroachment by competitors." The editorial is not a criticism, but a defense of the measure, put up by Northern California massive public utility, PG&E , which is spending $35 million dollars on it.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readToday's Daily News calls Proposition 16 "a self-serving initiative funded by a company that wants to protect its territory and profits from encroachment by competitors." The editorial is not a criticism, but a defense of the measure, put up by Northern California massive public utility, PG&E, which is spending $35 million dollars on it. The encroaching competitors are cities and counties. The syndicated columns of Tom Elias appear in many local papers, including the Daily News.
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The full episode
3 of 3Oil Crisis in the Gulf of Mexico; Medical Crisis in LA- 0:00The Gulf Oil Spill: The Environment, the Economy and the Politics
- 27:38LA's Continuing Medical Crisis
- 45:23What Does Prop 16 Mean for Utilities, Consumers? You’re reading this