December 1974 Issue, CALIFORNIA JOURNAL

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    January 1974 Issue = 18 Articles
    1. Welfare showdown by Bruce Keppel, p. 4
    2. Paradise Lost, pp. 5-6
    3. New Capitol, pp. 7-9
    4. Where the Sacramento elite meet to eat, p. 10
    5. Two-year session, pp. 11-12
    6. State's return to the Job-hunting business by Ronald Blubaugh, pp. 13-14
    7. Final reapportionment plan -- or is it?, pp. 15-21
    8. Governing Los Angeles by Warren Olney, pp. 22-23
    9. Why everyone wants to be supervisor , pp. 24-27
    10. Surprise conclusions on local government structure by Ed Salzman, pp. 28-31
    11. Campaign '74, pp. 32-33
    12. DMV's struggle to meet demand for driver's licenses, p. 34
    13. Newsbriefs, p. 35
    14. Court actions, p. 36
    15. California calendar, p. 37
    16. Selected reports, p. 37
    17. Newsmakers, p. 38
    18. A personal perspective by Ed Salzman, pp. 39-40
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    February 1974 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. How big a stick does delegation carry? by William Broom, pp. 44-47
    2. Who the heavyweights are, pp. 48-49
    3. How they vote and where they serve, pp. 50-51
    4. Analysis of Reagan's budget by Ed Salzman, pp. 52-54
    5. Political profile of Capitol press corps, pp. 55-56
    6. Front-runner Jerry Brown: Republican enemy No.1, pp. 57-58
    7. How business and labor challenge the ecologists by John Berthelsen, pp. 59-61
    8. Duty-bound to protect and serve state's lawmakers by Shelley Wood, pp. 62-63
    9. Text of Governor Reagan's message, pp. 64-67
    10. Opposing view from Democrat Burton, pp. 68-69
    11. Newsbriefs, p. 70
    12. Court actions, p. 71
    13. Roll call, pp. 72-73
    14. Newsmakers, p. 74
    15. Letter by Lou Cannon, p. 75
    16. Supplement: '74 Roster and Guide
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    March 1974 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. Consciousness-raising at the ballot box by Suzanne Paizis, pp. 80-83
    2. Are qualified females available to state? by Jennifer Jennings, pp. 84-85
    3. Living up to the state's legendary politics, pp. 86-88
    4. The change in Senators Cranston and Tunney by Leo Rennert, pp. 89-92
    5. Public disclosure and personal privacy by Bruce Keppel, pp. 93-94
    6. The constant quest for the Speakership by Ed Salzman, pp. 95-96
    7. Squeezing more revenue out of grapes by Donna Marshall, pp. 97-99
    8. Artie Samish's lobbyist legacy lives by Richard Rodda, p. 100
    9. Must California lead the way in health insurance?, pp. 101-103
    10. Which judges' opinions are fit to print? by Dennis Campbell, p. 104
    11. Newsbriefs, p. 105
    12. California calendar, p. 106
    13. Selected reports, p. 106
    14. Newsmakers, p. 107
    15. Rollcall, pp. 108-110
    16. Letter by Lou Cannon, pp. 111-112
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    April 1974 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. Left right and center on the high court, p. 116
    2. Reagan's alter-ego on the Wright court by Dennis Campbell, pp. 117-118
    3. A tradition of revolution, p. 119
    4. Newsbriefs, p. 120
    5. Protest over utility rates by Mary Ellen Leary, pp. 121-124
    6. The decline and fall of C. Arnholt Smith by Herbert W. Lockwood, pp. 125-128
    7. Chamber of Commerce's delicate balancing act by Vonnie J. Madigan, pp. 129-131
    8. Design for a Governor's mansion by Bruce Keppel, pp. 132-133
    9. Pollution bonds - $200 million embarrassment by Ed Salzman, pp. 134-135
    10. How the state and Baja help one another by Melanie Spier, pp. 136-137
    11. Court actions, p. 138
    12. Newsmakers, p. 139
    13. Rollcall, p. 140
    14. California Calendar, pp. 141-142
    15. Letter by Lou Cannon, p. 143
    16. Primary Election Analysis
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    May 1974 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. Political 'spots' by Don H. Whitehead, p. 148
    2. The image-makers by Nancy Boyarsky, pp. 149-155
    3. Attempted comeback of the GOP progressives by Ed Salzman, pp. 156-159
    4. Newsbriefs, p. 160
    5. Why congressmen are quitting by Gil Bailey, pp. 161-162
    6. Coming on strong: state's new auditor general by Bruce Keppel, pp. 163-164
    7. $25 blue-plate special: not appetizing enough by John Curtin, pp. 165-166
    8. Nebraska's 'Unicameral' and the Golden State by Dennis J. Opatrny, pp. 167-168
    9. Serrano's potential victims, p. 169
    10. Court Actions, pp. 170-171
    11. California Calendar, p. 172
    12. Newsmakers, p. 172
    13. Rollcall, pp. 173-174
    14. Letter by Lou Cannon, p. 175
    15. The Ballot Propositions
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    June 1974 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. Indians: the first and last Californians by Jack D. Forbes, pp. 180-185
    2. Government as boss by Bruce Keppel, pp. 186-190
    3. Making crime laws fit today's morality by Ronald Blubaugh, pp. 191-192
    4. Baiting the broadcasters by Baxter Omohundro, pp. 193-194
    5. Double trouble for Republicans by Ed Salzman, pp. 195-196
    6. The rating game by Joan R. Reiss, pp. 197-198
    7. Alcoholism: still the No. 1 drug problem by Shelley Wood, pp. 199-201
    8. Watergate's effect on student leaders by Ellen Polgar, p. 202
    9. An easy way out of Serrano by Minoy W. Tripp, pp. 203-204
    10. Courts, p. 205
    11. Newsbriefs, pp. 206-207
    12. California Calendar, p. 208
    13. Newsmakers, p. 208
    14. Rollcall, pp. 209-210
    15. Letter by Lou Cannon, pp. 211-212
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    July 1974 Issue = 14 Articles
    1. A Personal Perspective by Ed Salzman, pp. 214-215
    2. The great prison debate by Ed Salzman, pp. 216-221
    3. Protecting rape victims' rights by Bruce Keppel, pp. 222-224
    4. Lawmakers, teachers and sex education by Jennifer Jennings, pp. 225-226
    5. Complete primary election analysis, pp. 227-238
    6. How the new energy act should work, pp. 239-240
    7. Paying for wildlife conservation, pp. 241-243
    8. Newsbriefs, p. 244
    9. How McCarthy won the speakership, p. 245
    10. Court Actions, p. 246
    11. California Calendar, p. 247
    12. Newsmakers, p. 247
    13. Rollcall, pp. 248-250
    14. Letter by Lou Cannon, pp. 251-252
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    August 1974 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. See How They Run by Al Martinez, pp. 256-258
    2. Getting lucky and staying lucky by Ed Salzman, pp. 259-260
    3. How they stand on the issues by Edmund G. Brown, Jr. and Houston I. Flournoy, pp. 261-263
    4. The rest of the statewide slate, pp. 264-268
    5. The new McCarthyism, pp. 269-270
    6. Legislature's $25 million staff by Dennis Dorch, pp. 271-273
    7. Inflation's gift: a $400 million surplus, pp. 274-276
    8. Who should manage state forest land? by Bruce Keppel, pp. 277-278
    9. Yet another view of Serrano by Ronald A. Zumbrun and John H. Findley, p. 279
    10. Court actions, p. 280
    11. Newsbriefs, p. 281
    12. Newsmakers, p. 282
    13. Selected reports, p. 283
    14. California calendar, p. 283
    15. Roll call, pp. 284-286
    16. Letter by Lou Cannon, pp. 287-288
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    September 1974 Issue = 17 Articles
    1. Garibaldi by Susan Banashek and Al Martinez, p. 292
    2. Sacramento's most influential lobbyists by Chris Wahle, pp. 293-294
    3. Newsbriefs, p. 295
    4. The brown-bag bunch by Shelley Wood, p. 296
    5. Charting the flow of campaign contributions by Louise Ma, pp. 297-300
    6. Proposition 9's local-government loopholes by Nancy Boyarsky, pp. 301-303
    7. The task-force report Reagan didn't buy, p. 304
    8. The downfall of Ed Reinecke by Leo Rennert, pp. 305-307
    9. GOP after Watergate by Ed Salzman, pp. 308-309
    10. Respectability for the 'eco-freaks' by Tom Harris, pp. 310-311
    11. How should public money talk? by Lawrence W. Miles, pp. 312-314
    12. Court actions, p. 315
    13. California calendar, p. 316
    14. Newsmakers, p. 316
    15. Roll call, pp. 317-318
    16. Letter by Lou Cannon, p. 319
    17. Ballot-proposition analysis
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    October 1974 Issue = 14 Articles
    1. The Orange County myth by Melvin H. Bernstein, pp. 324-327
    2. Newsbriefs, p. 328
    3. Looking toward November by Ed Salzman, pp. 329-335
    4. Flournoy Brown and the student vote, p. 336
    5. All quiet on the campus front by Maria Lenhart, pp. 337-340
    6. Horse-racing in the golden state by Vonnie J. Madigan, pp. 341-343
    7. Awakening of a political giant by Suzanne Barba, pp. 344-345
    8. Surgeon's sickness: medical malpractice by Bruce Keppel, pp. 346-347
    9. The decline of the urban county, pp. 348-349
    10. Court actions, p. 350
    11. California calendar, p. 351
    12. Newsmakers, p. 351
    13. Roll call, pp. 352-354
    14. Letter by Lou Cannon, pp. 355-356
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    November 1974 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. The Reagan years by Lou Cannon, pp. 360-366
    2. The pension fight by Bruce Keppel, pp. 367-369
    3. Sex discrimination in the law by Harriet Katz Berman, pp. 370-371
    4. Was the two-year session that bad? by Ed Salzman, p. 372
    5. Major bills vetoed and signed, pp. 373-377
    6. Caucus by Hugo, p. 378
    7. The state Bar and its new insiders by Kathleen Neumeyer, pp. 379-381
    8. Supreme Court's philosophical struggle by Ronald Blubaugh, pp. 382-384
    9. Who's who in state's Washington reporters by Gil Bailey, pp. 385-387
    10. Campaign'78, p. 388
    11. Repairing California's mining scars by Michael W. Prairie, pp. 389-390
    12. Newsbriefs, p. 391
    13. Newsmakers, p. 392
    14. Court actions, p. 393
    15. Selected reports, p. 394
    16. Washington perspective by Thomas M. Rees, pp. 395-396
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    December 1974 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. The New Spirit (alias Jerry Brown) by Ed Salzman, pp. 400-402
    2. Statewide by Ed Salzman, pp. 403-407
    3. Congress by Ed Salzman, pp. 408-409
    4. State Senate by Ed Salzman, p. 410
    5. Assembly by Ed Salzman, pp. 411-415
    6. Reviving the GOP elephant by Lyn Nofziger, pp. 416-417
    7. Caucus by Hugo, p. 418
    8. 1975 legislative preview, pp. 419-420
    9. Reagan and the welfare 'monster' by Julie Thompson, pp. 421-424
    10. The gloomy economic outlook by Bruce Keppel, pp. 425-427
    11. Another crisis for the schools by Suzanne Paizis, pp. 428-430
    12. The march of metrics by Shirley Neill, pp. 431-432
    13. Newsbriefs, p. 433
    14. Newsmakers, p. 433
    15. Court actions, p. 434
    16. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, pp. 435-436
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