This is the archive area for March 1998.
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Volume 1, Number 34: March 2, 1998
The announcement by federal prosecutors and the
FBI of the indictment of eight correctional officers at the
maximum-security Corcoran State Prison carried a double whammy.
Volume 1, Number 35: March 9, 1998
It's been 20 years since California voters
approved Proposition 13, the landmark ballot initiative that has had
more of a real impact on the state than any politician in its history.
Volume 1, Number 36: March 16, 1998
In many jobs seniority, qualifications,
experience and a track record count for something. In politics, that's
not always true; in this year's Democratic contest for governor, it's
absolutely not true.
Volume 1, Number 37: March 23, 1998
Political polls are notoriously fickle; polling
is an inexact science at best and the results of any given election
often vary dramatically from the polls, especially the early surveys.
Volume 1, Number 38: March 30, 1998
With the public's gaze focused on the race for
governor, relatively little attention has been paid to the second-most
important state elective office in California -- attorney general.
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