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LAGUNA WOODS-Nearly 100 people showed up at Clubhouse 2 on Thursday to learn more about how to protect themselves against fraudulent behavior and financial scams. Full Article at The Orange County Register
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The decision means the state will cut the pay of all 120 lawmakers and nine constitutional officers a year earlier than expected, saving the state $2.8 million next year. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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California Lieutenant Governor John Garamendi (L) and State Controller John Chiang (R) wait for California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger to deliver the State of the State address at the State Capitol in Sacramento January 15, 2009. View Photo »
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The transitions of power in Taiwan -- it speaks for itself loud and clear our conviction that democracy can work in Asia
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TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Ruling Kuomintang Vice Chairman John Chiang met Thursday in the Chinese city of Xian with a Chinese elementary school girl who sent 20 Chinese yuan (NT$96) to help people in southern Taiwan who were affected by Typhoon Morakot in... Full Article at China Post
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Councilmember John Chiang is running again, but this time it's not for political office. Full Article at Inside Bay Area
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The grandchildren of late Chinese leader Mao Zedong and his arch-rival for control of China, Chiang Kai-shek, have met for the first time. Full Article at BBC News
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Taiwan's President and Nationalist Party (KMT) Chairman Ma Ying-jeou (C), KMT candidate for Hsinchu County Commissioner Chiu Ching-chun (L) and KMT Vice Chairman John Chiang greet supporters during a rally in Hsinchu County December 4, 2009. View Photo »
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California's tax receipts rose $285 million, or 7.1%, from the prior year, Controller John Chiang said... 'October's receipts are a welcome break from a largely negative trend line for the last two years,' Chiang said, noting the state's overall cash position was $1.2 billion ahead of state projections.
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the Havens library and as a school parent. She got her law degree from Temple University School of Law in Philadelphia. Full Article at Inside Bay Area
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Nov. 10 (Bloomberg) -- California’s tax revenue rose 7.1 percent last month, led by higher-than-projected corporate and personal income tax receipts, a sign the state’s economy may be rebounding, Controller John Chiang said. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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The transitions of power in Taiwan -- it speaks for itself loud and clear our conviction that democracy can work in Asia
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California's tax receipts rose $285 million, or 7.1%, from the prior year, Controller John Chiang said... 'October's receipts are a welcome break from a largely negative trend line for the last two years,' Chiang said, noting the state's overall cash position was $1.2 billion ahead of state projections.
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Revenues more than $1 billion under estimates and recent adverse court rulings are dealing a major blow to a budget that is barely 10-weeks old ... While there are encouraging signs that California’s economy is preparing for a comeback, the recession continues to drag state revenues down.
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In the last fiscal year alone, the CHP spent just over a million dollars guarding the five constitutional officers -- $224,193 for (Superintendent of Public Instruction) Jack O'Connell, $139,954 for Treasurer Bill Lockyer, $172,225 for Secretary of State Debra Bowen, $309,436 for Controller John Chiang,...
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