The Unz Review • An Alternative Media Selection
A Collection of Interesting, Important, and Controversial Perspectives Largely Excluded from the American Mainstream Media
California Journal • 36 Years, 418 Issues, 5,771 Articles, 18,310pp
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- Senators and Assemblymen Remain Divided on Reapportionment as Time Runs Out, pp. 264-265 Assembly Democrats seek to increase their margin in the lower house while the Senators ...
- Interview, pp. 266-268 Senator Mervyn M. Dymally Discusses his Role as Democratic Caucus Chairman
- Tax Stalemate Continues Through October as Administration-Legislative Negotiations Prove Fruitless, p. 269 The Governor and Democrats fail to reach a compromise on a major tax shift after nearly...
- Welfare Reform Act Comes Under Heavy Attack in State and Federal Courts, pp. 270-273 Following enactment of the Welfare Reform Act of 1971, the welfare battle has moved bac...
- Serrano Decision Stirs up State Officials Educators Economists Attorneys and Legislators Across the Country, p. 274 The California Supreme Court's decision has provoked new interest in the tough question...
- With the Moment of Decision Drawing Near Legislators Seek to Keep Their Early Retirement Options Open, pp. 275-276 The retirement plan which was designed to ease reapportionment victims into early retir...
- The Governor's Executive Reorganization Authority May End This Year After Four-Year Experiment, pp. 277-278 With the defeat of Reagan's Reorganization Plan No. 3 of 1971, members of both parties ...
- Jurisdictional Disputes Slow Efforts to Give the State an Effective Role in Solid Waste Management, p. 279 Despite accumulating evidence that solid waste management is more than a local problem,...
- The State Senate in Transition, pp. 280-284 A Study of the Declining Importance of Seniority in the Upper House
- Letter from Washington, p. 285
- Newsbriefs, pp. 286-287
- People in the News, p. 288
- California Calendar, p. 288
- State Government Reports, p. 289
- Voting Record, pp. 290-292
October 1971 Issue - 15 Articles- Senators and Assemblymen Remain Divided on Reapportionment as Time Runs Out, pp. 264-265