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Press Release
ASSEMBLYMEMBER CAROL LIU HOSTS 5TH ANNUAL FREE CANCER AWARENESS AND LEGISLATIVE UPDATE BREAKFAST FOR WOMEN
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Candice Chung, (916) 319-3216
Lena Kennedy, (626) 577-9944
October 7, 2005
PASADENA, CA. – Assemblymember Carol Liu (D-La Canada Flintridge) hosted her fifth annual Cancer Awareness and Legislative Update Breakfast on Friday, October 07, 2005 at the Pasadena Hilton Hotel. The event provided the latest information on prevention, detection and cure of gender-related cancers, as well as healthy living, diet and emotional well being.
TOUGHER PENALTIES FOR CHILD PORNOGRAPHY -- LIU TO INTRODUCE BILL
For Immediate Release
CONTACT: Catherine Hazelton
(916) 319-2044 or (626) 665-8922
October 3, 2002
TOUGHER PENALTIES FOR CHILD PORNOGRAPHY -- LIU TO INTRODUCE BILL
For Immediate Release
CONTACT: Catherine Hazelton
(916) 319-2044 or (626) 665-8922
October 3, 2002
GOVERNOR SIGNS ESCUTIA BILL RESTORING FUNDS TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTERS
For Immediate Release
Contact: Claudia Wrazel (916) 445-5957
September 24, 2002
Sacramento, CA – Governor Gray Davis today signed into law SB 1894, authored by Senator Martha Escutia (D - Montebello). The bill would require the Department of Health Services to restore a total of $750,000 to five domestic violence shelters that lost their usual DHS grants through no fault of their own, due to a change in the department’s funding priorities in 2000.
GOVERNOR SIGNS ESCUTIA BILL RESTORING FUNDS TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTERS
For Immediate Release
Contact: Claudia Wrazel (916) 445-5957
September 24, 2002
Sacramento, CA – Governor Gray Davis today signed into law SB 1894, authored by Senator Martha Escutia (D - Montebello). The bill would require the Department of Health Services to restore a total of $750,000 to five domestic violence shelters that lost their usual DHS grants through no fault of their own, due to a change in the department’s funding priorities in 2000.
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