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SMALL BUT WORTHY: No gift was too small to report. Assemblywoman Doris Allen (R-Cypress) listed a 79-cent key chain from McDonald’s and $2.50 in fruit. . . . Southern California Edison sent Bergeson and Allen each $6.57 worth of See’s candy. But one gift most reported you won’t see again: $143 worth of tickets to Disneyland. The Anaheim park discontinued the bonus after criticism about it last year.
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