This is the archive area for September 1998.
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Volume 2, Number 9: September 7, 1998
Labor Day is a holiday intended to provide a day
of ease for the working person, but that doesn't apply to politicians:
In California, Labor Day is the traditional startup for the general
election campaigns, and politicians spent their day frantically
scurrying across the state in a dash for votes.
Volume 2, Number 10: September 14, 1998
September usually is a tense time in
California's Capitol, and this year is no exception: Hundreds of bills
await action on Republican Gov. Pete Wilson's desk, bills that may
exert a profound impact on the political futures of the lawmakers who
authored them and on the governor's own political legacy.
Volume 2, Number 11: September 21, 1998
The deepening sex-politics scandal stemming
from President Clinton's conduct with former White House intern Monica
Lewinsky may seem remote from California politics. But it may actually
have a significant impact on the races this year for the state's two
top offices, the governorship and the U.S. Senate.
Volume 2, Number 12: September 28, 1998
The public isn't aware of it, but there is a
long tradition in Sacramento that important news often happens on
Friday evenings. That's particularly true with major announcements by
the bureaucracy and decisions by the governor on controversial bills.
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