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News, Seven Days, Jun 27, 2012
Don Perata Squandered Prop 29 Funds

Records show that the ex-state senator emptied his cancer-campaign account well before the fight with Big Tobacco started.
- by Robert Gammon
- Tags: Seven Days, Don Perata, Prop 29, Big Tobacco, Philip Morris USA, R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Doug Heller, Hope 2012 committee spent, Avalon Village, Oakland Parents Literacy Project, Jill Cabeceiras, Ignacio De La Fuente, Silent Spring, Rachel Carson National Research Council, global warming, lead ammunition, California condors, flame retardants

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News, Seven Days, May 26, 2010
Perata Uses Cancer Funds to Finance Ex-Girlfriend's Career

The Oakland mayoral candidate has steered at least $75,000 from his cancer-research committee to nonprofits run by his former girlfriend, Jill Cabeceiras.
- by Robert Gammon
- Tags: Seven Days, Don Perata, Jill Cabeceiras, Hope 2010, Oakland Parents Literacy Project, Avalon Village, Larry Tramutola Big Tobacco, prison guard's union, Fair Political Practices Commission, Chip Johnson, Ignacio De La Fuente, Kerry Hamill, Oakland City Council, Oakland Police Department, Badge V. Badge, Berkeley-East Bay Humane Society, Alameda Unified School District, Tesla Motors, NUMMI, Toyota, Oakland A's

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Blogs, Seven Days, May 18, 2010
Perata Helps Finance Ex-Girlfriend’s Career
- by Robert Gammon
- Tags: Politics, People, Don Perata, Hope 2010, Jill Cabeceiras, Oakland Parents Literacy Project, Avalon Village

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