This is the archive area for September 1997.
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Volume 1, Number 8: September 1, 1997
No politician gearing up a gubernatorial election
campaign wants to have to settle ugly little disputes involving other
politicians -- something can always go wrong.
Volume 1, Number 9: September 8, 1997
For those who view politics as high entertainment,
the final week of a legislative session is show time. And this week in
Sacramento promises to be a humdinger, replete with billion-dollar deals
and behind-the-scenes skullduggery that would do a Jesse Unruh or Willie
Brown proud.
Volume 1, Number 10: September 15, 1997
The California Legislature is much maligned --
and deservedly.
Volume 1, Number 11: September 22, 1997
California's embattled political watchdog, the
Fair Political Practices Commission, is in the midst of writing
regulations for Proposition 208, the campaign-reform ballot initiative
that voters approved last November.
Volume 1, Number 12: September 29, 1997
Few Californians have heard of Al Checchi. But
he's worth an estimated $550 million and he's running for governor, so
that means by this time next year a lot of people will have heard a
lot about him -- if only through the millions of dollars worth of
television commercials purchased by his campaign.
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