This is the archive area for January 2000.
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Volume 3, Number 26: January 3, 2000
The wonderful thing about the argument over the
Y2K "bug" is the circular logic explicit on both sides.
Volume 3, Number 27: January 10, 2000
The public couldn't care less, but to political
junkies, reporters and ranking bureaucrats, the time-honored procedure
known as selective leaking is, when it's done effectively, a beautiful
thing to watch. That's what happened during the weekend.
Volume 3, Number 28: January 17, 2000
People are often confused by California's
budget, and it's easy to see why.
Volume 3, Number 29: January 24, 2000
A great irony of California politics is that the
state that cradled the global computer revolution balked for years at
putting politicians' campaign spending and contribution reports
online.
Volume 3, Number 30: January 31, 2000
This spring, the new speaker of the California
Assembly will be Robert M. Hertzberg, a congenial, energetic and
obscure Los Angeles-area lawmaker who has been in Sacramento three
years. His selection to an office that was once the second-most
powerful among state officials after the governor is ample evidence
that speakership is, quite simply, not what it used to be.
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