Prop Zero Links: Thursday, June 24

Welfare Cards and Casino ATMs: Yes, they mix in California, and officials say they're trying to stop the transactions. [LA Times]

A Visa Bill: This one won't come in the mail. The Sac Bee's Dan Morain writes that the card company can take credit for SB 933. [Sacramento Bee]

"Take Our Jobs:" In a letter to lawmakers, the United Farm Workers of America says workers are "ready to train citizens and legal residents who wish to replace immigrants in the fields." [Contra Costa Times]

Rethinking Their Roles: The NY Times calls Oakland's MetWest a high school that values "college and the real world." [NY Times]

OK for OC Fairgrounds: The governor's administration tentatively agrees to sell the Orange County Fairgrounds to the city of Costa Mesa. [OC Register]

The Year of Paper v. Plastic: Renewable energy and plastic bags might be the two environmental issues that stay at the forefront during 2010. [Capitol Weekly]

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