San Diego County

REGION: State, industry differ on power-plant kill rates

By DAVE DOWNEY - ddowney@nctimes.com

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When state regulators announced last week they intend to phase out the use of ocean water to cool coastal power plants, including three in San Diego County, they did so in part because the plants kill billions of baby fish and thousands of adult fish when they draw in water.

REGION: Study show traffic congestion is down

By North County Times wire services

SAN DIEGO -- Traffic congestion eased slightly in the San Diego area in 2007, aided primarily by soaring gas prices and the beginning of a nationwide recession, according to a study released Wednesday.

PALOMAR MOUNTAIN: Two squirrels test positive for plague

By the North County Times

PALOMAR MOUNTAIN ---- Blood samples collected from two ground squirrels at the Doane Valley Campground have tested positive for plague, San Diego County vector control officials said Wednesday.

Senate backs 700 miles of real fencing on border

By ANDREW TAYLOR - Associated Press

WASHINGTON -- The Senate voted Wednesday to require actual fencing along 700 miles of the border with Mexico rather than vehicle barriers and high-tech equipment.

REGION: Summer camps contend with swine flu

By COLLEEN MENSCHING - cmensching@nctimes.com

JULIAN ---- It's business as usual at Camp Marston in Julian, despite one confirmed case of swine flu and three other suspected cases among this summer's campers, said county Public Health Officer Wilma Wooten.

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