This is the archive area for June 1998.
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Volume 1, Number 47: June 1, 1998
Public attention on California's Democratic
race for governor has overshadowed the campaign for the Republican
U.S. Senate nomination, but the Senate battle -- waged in comparative
obscurity -- is a dramatic, neck-and-neck contest that is going down
right to the wire.
Volume 1, Number 48: June 8, 1998
With all the hoopla of California's primary
election out of the way, the real business of government gets under
way this week in the Capitol -- the state budget.
Volume 1, Number 49: June 15, 1998
The California Supreme Court is a powerful
institution and its rulings have profoundly influenced the citizens of
this state for generations. But it is likely that not one in 50
Californians can name the court's chief justice, and not one in a
thousand can name all seven members.
Volume 1, Number 50: June 22, 1998
When compared with California's $76 billion
budget blueprint, the dollars for the Headwaters Forest accord -- a
paltry $130 million -- may seem insignificant.
Volume 1, Number 51: June 29, 1998
For years, Gov. Pete Wilson has interpreted a
1988 federal law as giving him the authority to negotiate agreements,
called "compacts," to set forth the conditions under which California
Indian tribes can conduct gambling operations on their reservations.
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