Thursday, April 3, 2008

• REPUBLICAN EDUCATION REFORMS WILL IMPROVE SCHOOLS WITHOUT GROWING DEFICIT
• SFChron: Less gas at the pump
• Townhall: Romancing the Cornerstone
• Acorn: California's budget deficit: a perfect opportunity to make fundamental changes
• SacBee: Mayor's race should be debate over city's future
• LAT: There's still no end in sight to California's water wars
• CapWkly: "Consumer watchdog" group needs closer scrutiny
• SacBee: Schwarzenegger restricts raises for state supervisors
• CapWkly: Administration fails to reinstate health care in illegal insurance cancellation cases
• CapWkly: Assembly honors Ohnimus, chief clerk and confidant to many famous politicians
• CapWkly: Casino turf fights under scrutiny in Capitol
• SacBee: Diversity gap found among state's doctors
• SJMerc: California study finds diversity gap in number of black, Latino doctors
• SDUT: Latinos, blacks underrepresented among physicians, study says
• StockRec: Nakanishi pulls ahead -- in race beginning in 2010
• SacBee: California's average gas price hits record $3.65 a gallon
• SFChron: Poll: Make gas guzzlers pay higher fees
• OakTrib: Measures provide safety net for children with autism
• SacBee: The outlook for hydrogen fuel-cell cars in California
• SJMerc: In 2008 campaign, the Internet packs a powerful political punch
• SJMerc: State politicians: Where there's a Web, there's a way to reach voters
• TheHill: House GOP earmarks motion falls short again
• SJMerc: Boxer slams indecision on polar bear protection
• SDUT: Wilkes could be free on bail by this weekend
• NCTimes: Gavel to Gavel: Wilkes bail hearing continues Friday