Monday, August 28, 2006
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		HumEvnts: Gizzi on Politics: How Goes California GOP?
		
 - CCTimes: Technologies transform campaigns
 - Angelides And Schwarzenegger Struggling For Position
 - SacBee: The buzz: Prop. 87 team sets sites on foes' domains
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		RivPE: Political Notebook
		
 - OCReg: Term limits fail to retire politicians
 - SFChron: Big business lobbies hard for video licensing bill
 - NYTimes: This Is Only a Drill: In California, Testing Technology in a Disaster Response
 - SJMerc: Diversity sought among judges as 50 slots to open
 - CCTimes: Advocates want minorities to fill new judgeships
 - FresBee: Bill makes nonprofit gaming a safer bet
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		NYTimes: California Seeks to Clear Hemp of a Bad Name
		
 - Jim Gilmore Flirts With Run for President
 
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The Golden Pen
Nat'lRev: Medi-Cal Hammer Won't Swing - WSJ: An attempt to circumvent the Electoral College is really an urban power grab
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		SacBee: Helmke has borne witness to the state's chronic fiscal dilemma
		
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		SFChron: Flood-protection bills first shelved, then revived / Perata denies being swayed by builders group's $500,000 donation
		
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		LAT: Pitching Public Works Bonds Now a Team Sport
		
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		SacBee: Campaign 2006: Matsui opponent heads for schooling
		
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		NYTimes: Congressman Wants Aid to Lebanon Frozen
		
 - CCTimes: Governor moves toward center
 - CCTimes: Cities to face wealth of initiatives in November
 - SJMerc: Garbage nightmare of the past haunts S.J.
 - LADN: Mayor's Capitol power working
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		LADN: City attorney's moves aren't making anyone happy
		
 - LAT: School Takeover Plan Opposed by Dymally
 - SBSun: 2 sides all set for sales-tax debate
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		SDUT: Hunter's got a full plate
		
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		SDUT: Busby rips Bilbray on war stance
		
 - SDUT: Donors to governor get posts of prestige
 - SDUT: Faulconer turns to alcohol debate
 

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