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San Gabriel Valley Tribune, June 05, 2007

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Bill Would Financially Aid Illegal Immigrant Students

Ignoring the governor's veto of last year, a legislator has again introduced the California Dream Act, which would provide state financial aid for students who enter into the U.S. illegally. Authored by state Sen. Gil Cedillo, D-Los Angeles, the bill would give foreign students access to Cal Grants, scholarship programs they are not currently eligible for, and aid from individual schools.

Around the Valley

BALDWIN PARK - Residents have until today to return their Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance District ballots to City Hall, officials said on Tuesday. Residents should return ballots to City Hall, 14403 E. Pacific Ave.

Agencies Train for School Shooting

-- Video: Police Exercise at ELAC MONTEREY PARK - Several agencies Tuesday trained at East Los Angeles College on how to deal with armed shooters on a school campus.

Rosemead City Manager Lazzaretto Could Face Termination

ROSEMEAD - The city's top executive could find out today if he is out of a job. The Rosemead City Council will meet in a closed session meeting to evaluate the performance of City Manager Andrew Lazzaretto, who has been with the city since March 2006.

Chantry Flat Prepped for Fire Season

SIERRA MADRE - More than 100 Los Angeles County firefighters converged on the road to Chantry Flat Monday morning to do some much needed gardening. With the help of tractors and dump trucks, they tackled the dry vegetation on either side of the asphalt to minimize the fire risk during what is shaping up to be a long and dangerous fire season.

Family Seeks Woman Gone Since Friday

ROWLAND HEIGHTS - Family members and detectives searched Monday for a 75-year-old woman who has been missing from her home since Friday and possibly suffers from dementia, authorities said. The woman, Mui Nhi Troung, 75, left her home on Tortosa Avenue in Rowland Heights sometime Friday morning to look for bottles and cans, said Los Angeles County sheriff's Detective Diane Harris of the missing persons bureau.

Dwp Hopes to Avoid Repeat of Last Summer's Outages

LOS ANGELES - Nearly a year after a heat wave triggered mass power outages across Los Angeles and exposed problems in the city's aging electrical system, the DWP has replaced thousands of transformers, repaired hundreds of problem circuits and hired private crews on standby. But as Los Angeles prepares for another potentially record- breaking summer, some are questioning whether the repairs will be enough to keep the power on.

Council Selects New City Official

GLENDORA - The City Council is expected to announce its next city manager at a special meeting at 6 tonight at City Hall as well as vote on approving his contract. On Monday, Glendora officials would not reveal the candidate's name, saying that could jeopardize his relationship with the city that now employees him, or release the employment contract.