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Senate President pro tem John Burton launched an investigation Wednesday into whether Gov. Gray Davis' administration improperly approved logging permits near the Headwaters Forest redwood preserve. The move is based on two tentative rulings released Monday by Superior Court Judge John Golden, who found that the Calif. Department of Forestry and Fire Protection approved logging plans allowing Pacific Lumber Co. to harvest trees near Headwaters without finalizing legally required documents.
May 22, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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