The Unz Review: An Alternative Media Selection
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- ALRB: capstone to millstoneFallout from Brown's ebullient political ambitions could keep the ag board broke.California Journal, June 1976, pp. 182-183
- Analysis of Reagan's budgetFor what it's worth ($9.8 billion), the Governor submitted the required document, which...California Journal, February 1974, pp. 52-54
- Applying the determinate-sentence lawIs the act "the great California prison break?" It's up to ex-Senator Howard Way to kee...California Journal, February 1977, pp. 49-50
- Attempted comeback of the GOP progressivesWhile Ed Reinecke's forthcoming perjury trial commands headlines, a shift in the power ...California Journal, May 1974, pp. 156-159
- Battle between the BlacksA "separatist" movement has surfaced through the campaign to fill a Senate seat; Black ...California Journal, March 1975, pp. 72-75
- Brown and the liberalsFrustrated Democrats have no choice but the Governor in 1978 - and he knows it.California Journal, February 1978, pp. 45-47
- The Brown PresidencyHere's an oracle-like look at the philosopher/politician should fate catapult him into ...California Journal, May 1976, pp. 148-152
- The State-Budget BluesBrown's austerity planThe governor's budget guarantees at least one surplus - in Capitol battles over who get...California Journal, February 1981, pp. 46-48
- Brown's budget magicA record-breaking budget with money to solve Serrano and property tax relief - all with...California Journal, February 1977, pp. 47-48
- Brown's last budgetThe would-be U.S. senator is seeking fiscal stopgap measures, leaving the tough decisio...California Journal, February 1982, pp. 61-63
- Brown's legislative recordWhere little is ventured, little is lost, and many of Year One's accomplishments were s...California Journal, October 1975, pp. 359-361
- Brown's political futureBack from his dismal presidential campaign, Jerry Brown must shed his "moonbeam" image ...California Journal, June 1980, pp. 216-217
- Brown's recordCalifornia Journal, June 1978, p. 173
- Brown's Republican budgetWho dares to argue as the Governor launches his Reagan-like policies of cut, freeze and...California Journal, February 1979, pp. 50-64
- Brown's 'second spirit'With Mike Curb playing stand-in and Proposition 13 providing the script. Jerry Brown pr...California Journal, December 1978, pp. 384-385
- Budget plus bailoutLater than ever and loaded with controversy, the state budget finally emerged from its ...California Journal, August 1979, pp. 289-291
- The budget waltzThis year's marathon budget fight was much ado about nothing - except the gubernatorial...California Journal, August 1980, pp. 326-327
- Budgeting for Jarvis IIWith no surplus cushion and Howard Jarvis back on the June ballot, state budget-buildin...California Journal, February 1980, pp. 59-76
- CalifornelotA previously untold fable about the wilywizards who found (and forgot) the answer to th...California Journal, March 1981, pp. 116-117
- The California 'mafia'President Ronald Reagan would rely heavily on trusted friends, Sacramento alumni and co...California Journal, May 1980, pp. 176-179
- California's automotive futureWhen energy push comes to environmental shove, how will the state's transportation pict...California Journal, September 1979, p. 309
- Campaign '78 preliminariesMany call, but few are chosen. A look at the potential candidates for next year's elect...California Journal, March 1977, pp. 82-84
- Campaign '74: the state's new stepping-stonesThe offices of Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of State are emerging as hothouses for...California Journal, December 1973, pp. 415-416
- Campaign '78: boos and cheersVoter enthusiasm is underwhelming as November nears - that's what pollsters are telling...California Journal, October 1978, pp. 321-323
- Campaign '82The pack is already off and running for all the statewide offices that are open next year.California Journal, May 1981, pp. 163-165
- Can Jerry unseat Jimmy?From out of the West come the thundering hoofbeats of the Great Budget-Balancer. Jerry ...California Journal, March 1979, pp. 84-85
- Carter's discovery of CaliforniaDesperate for electoral votes, President Carter has decided that he must challenge Rona...California Journal, September 1980, pp. 340-342
- Congressional-race previewEven with a huge war chest, the Republicans are on the defensive in the battle for Cali...California Journal, September 1982, pp. 317-319
- The constant quest for the SpeakershipThis race is run behind the scenes, with no issues involved and no speeches to make, bu...California Journal, March 1974, pp. 95-96
- The coronation of King RonaldWill California's Ronald Reagan, starting with a long lead in the polls, snatch defeat ...California Journal, August 1980, pp. 305-307
- Crusading against crimeThis year Democrats are competing with Republicans to see who can write the toughest la...California Journal, April 1981, pp. 125-130
- Campaign '82Curbinq Mike CurbWhile the lieutenant governor watches the polls, senator Hayakawa welcomes more opponents.California Journal, December 1981, pp. 416-418
- Decline (and fall?) of the freeway empire: Should the Highway Commission be abolished?Combination of several factors, including legislative assumption of previously delegate...California Journal, September 1973, pp. 305-306
- Democratic convention aftermathWhat Jimmy Carter has to fear from Reagan in 1976 - and Brown in 1980.California Journal, August 1976, pp. 255-257
- The disappearing surplusKen Meade's dying swan act produced a pool of money for the state's schools.California Journal, August 1976, pp. 275-276
- Disintegration of the GOPWith five candidates for governor and no party organization, the state Republicans are ...California Journal, October 1977, pp. 333-334
- Double trouble for RepublicansThe Governor's theory that by vetoing reapportionment legislation his party would fare ...California Journal, June 1974, pp. 195-196
- Dymally as governorOverlooked in speculation about Jerry Brown's entree into national politics is the elev...California Journal, March 1976, pp. 77-78
- The dynamic duo: Brown and RobertiSpeaker Brown's balancing act may attract the attention in 1981 - while the balance of ...California Journal, January 1981, pp. 5-9
- Election '76 post mortemDemocracy is alive and well in the year of the bicentennial - and California's election...California Journal, December 1976, pp. 407-416
- An embarrassment of riches: 1972's tax reform is 1973's fiscal fiascoThe $1.1 billion Reagan-Moretti tax reform package enacted last December has spawned a ...California Journal, August 1973, pp. 261-264
- Era of the cornucopiaThe income-tax Santa Claus has provided a surplus that will bless the Governor's electi...California Journal, February 1978, pp. 57-58
- Examining California's mental health"Warehousing" the mentally ill has largely been done away with in this state, but decen...California Journal, July 1975, pp. 231-233
- Facts of life after Prop. 13One year after the Jarvis-Gann explosion, the major fiscal fallout is still up in the air.California Journal, May 1979, pp. 169-170
- Fall election analysis: Presidency plusNovember's election may find California the key to the Presidency, and it may be sayona...California Journal, October 1976, pp. 337-341
- The first installmentThe state budget has been signed, but the two biggest fiscal problems still remain to b...California Journal, August 1977, pp. 280-281
- For whom the polls tollCalifornia Journal, May 1978, pp. 141-142
- 'General General' YoungerTheir dull but competent nominee may be exactly what Republicans need to defeat Jerry B...California Journal, July 1978, pp. 209-211
- Getting lucky and staying luckyCalifornia Journal, August 1974, pp. 259-260
- Good for gunsAfter every assassination attempt comes demands for controls, but instead the gun lobby...California Journal, June 1981, pp. 196-198
- GOP after WatergateThe change in the White House has lessened the likelihood of a Republican disaster in N...California Journal, September 1974, pp. 308-309
- The GOP hunt for candidatesCalifornia Journal, July 1977, p. 246
- The GOP kingmakersA handful of wealthy businessmen may make machine politics the real issue in the Republ...California Journal, October 1981, pp. 344-348
- GOP land of opportunityFor once the action is in the congressional races, and Republicans have more to gain th...California Journal, March 1978, pp. 85-86
- Governor Edna G. BrownCalifornia Journal, January 1975, pp. 6-8
- The great exceptionUnlike most political contests, the 1982 governor's race may provide a forum for discus...California Journal, February 1982, pp. 42-43
- The great prison debateThere's little doubt that the state's system for dealing with crime and punishment need...California Journal, July 1974, pp. 216-221
- The greening of Jerry BrownAn inner circle has formed within the new administration, and its case-study approach s...California Journal, May 1975, pp. 149-152
- Grey skies for the GOPNationally the climate is improving for Republicans, but in California their prospects ...California Journal, January 1978, pp. 13-14
- A hit list for judges?Senator Richardson's ballot attack on "outrageous" incumbents raises serious questions ...California Journal, December 1979, pp. 424-426
- How good a Governor?California Journal, November 1976, pp. 363-366
- Is government too big or too bad?There's no doubt about the public's disenchantment with political institutions but some...California Journal, February 1976, pp. 45-47
- It looks like Brian vs. Cranston for senator in '74The scramble for Governor has so far drawn attention from the challenge to California's...California Journal, November 1973, pp. 370-372
- Jerry Brown and the presidencySo a first-term governor can't covet the White House? Reagan wouldn't believe it in '68...California Journal, December 1975, pp. 417-419
- Jerry's political headachesCalifornia Journal, September 1981, pp. 305-307
- Judging JerryHow will Californians remember Governor Broum - for his ambitions, his lifestyle or his...California Journal, June 1982, pp. 189-194
- Lambs to slaughterFive Republicans are fighting for the chance to lose to Governor Brown - and a sixth is...California Journal, August 1977, pp. 257-259
- LA's political winnersStatewide candidates know that political happiness is easier to find if your home base ...California Journal, November 1979, pp. 387-388
- The latest Jerry BrownHis father's son after all, the pre-election Governor is out to woo some of his politic...California Journal, June 1977, pp. 187-189
- Leadership's meager remainsCalifornia Journal, January 1980, pp. 23-26
- Life after JarvisThat old Brown magic worked again in the budget-cutting, wage-freezing performance foll...California Journal, August 1978, pp. 264-268
- Looking toward NovemberThe gubernatorial hopefuls are distinguishing themselves more by differences in style t...California Journal, October 1974, pp. 329-335
- Masters' redistricting outlookAssembly - Democratic control, minor GOP gain. Senate - Chance for key Democratic picku...California Journal, October 1973, pp. 333-338
- McCarthy, Berman or neither?California Journal, August 1980, p. 315
- The meaning of 'Jaws 11'The law of the political jungle will prevail in Sacramento if voters give themselves th...California Journal, March 1980, pp. 96-98
- Metropolitan newspapersCalifornia Journal, April 1977, pp. 123-124
- The new Gann planController Ken Cory could become a real power if the spending-limit initiative wins in ...California Journal, January 1979, pp. 17-19
- The new political map of CaliforniaWith few one-party strongholds left, color California's political map in shades of gray.California Journal, January 1977, pp. 5-7
- The New Spirit (alias Jerry Brown)California Journal, December 1974, pp. 400-402
- The next attorney generalSomeone must succeed Evelle Younger - but all of the early candidates seem ready to run...California Journal, December 1977, pp. 408-409
- Outlook For NovemberThe June primary held few surprises, but the ingredients are there for an interesting g...California Journal, July 1976, pp. 222-234
- The pendulum of powerAcross the state, city governments are looking and acting differently these days.California Journal, July 1977, p. 235
- A personal perspectiveCalifornia Journal, January 1974, pp. 39-40
- A Personal PerspectiveCalifornia Journal, July 1974, pp. 214-215
- Pete Wilsons's mealticketNext year's big issue will be an expensive, emotional initiative fight over public empl...California Journal, November 1977, pp. 367-369
- Political free-for-allIf the 1980 campaigns left you yawning, then look ahead to the partisan scrambles and w...California Journal, November 1980, pp. 412-414
- Politics of the '80sPicking leaders by TV, making laws by initiative - will California continue its wacky w...California Journal, January 1979, pp. 4-5
- Pollution bonds - $200 million embarrassmentAid to affluent polluters was not exactly what many voters had in mind in authorizing u...California Journal, April 1974, pp. 134-135
- Populist chief justiceIt may be in a second-hand robe, but Rose Bird brings a new people-approach to the stat...California Journal, May 1977, pp. 157-158
- The pre-primary outlookGOP voters will settle a wild Senate race and decide if Mike Curb's comeback is for real.California Journal, May 1982, pp. 149-152
- The predictable JerryGovernor Brown is out to prove he's trustworthy; Ronald Reagan must show he's neither t...California Journal, October 1979, pp. 340-342
- Primary election previewWho is running where, how the presidential system works, and what the outlook is for th...California Journal, April 1976, pp. 132-139
- Reagan vs. Brown for President?Sure it sounds far out at first hearing, but not so many months ago so did Congressman ...California Journal, August 1975, pp. 264-266
- Reagan's greening of the GOPMoney will be no problem for state Republicans benefiting from White House clout next y...California Journal, July 1981, pp. 235-237
- Reagan's Kansas City bluesWas Reagan denied the VP slot so he wouldn't nudge Ford out of the spotlight? The price...California Journal, September 1976, pp. 290-292
- Reagan's presidential actEvents made a pragmatist of a conservative-talking Governor, and Easterners might consi...California Journal, January 1976, pp. 5-6
- The Real Bay City JazzThe Saturday Review, July 12, 1958, p. 39
- Reapportioning for the '80sCan the GOP grab enough seats next year to prevent Democrats from redrawing the state's...California Journal, July 1979, pp. 235-236
- The reapportionment parlayWill voters assign the job of drawing political boundaries to a "non-partisan" commission?California Journal, August 1982, pp. 281-286
- Redistricting: blessing or boomerang?For Democrats, the Supreme Court's reapportionment ruling may bring election victories ...California Journal, March 1982, p. 97
- Redistricting's winners and losersComputers will second-guess the politicians this year as they carve 165 new legislative...California Journal, March 1981, pp. 93-95
- Rose Bird's recordWill the Chief Justice's critics know by November what she has said and done on the bench?California Journal, August 1978, pp. 252-254
- Running the court showThe "early Bird," as chief justice, is insisting that judges, not administrators, lead ...California Journal, September 1977, p. 299
- The shape of Brown's first budgetThe new Governor surprised many by writing the spending program himself. And while it i...California Journal, February 1975, pp. 55-57
- A 'share-the-pain' budgetOut of the state's fiscal crunch came Medi-Cal reforms which may alter national health ...California Journal, August 1982, pp. 290-292
- Shedding the 'flake' imageWill next year's Democratic voters perceive Jerry Brown as a western prophet or a Calif...California Journal, June 1979, pp. 192-193
- The speakership strugglePolitical fratricide, as practiced by Howard Berman and Leo McCarthy, may produce some ...California Journal, February 1980, pp. 48-50
- The state's open borderCalifornia Journal, February 1979, p. 44
- Surprise conclusions on local government structureGovernor Reagan formed a task force a year ago to see if duplication and waste couldn't...California Journal, January 1974, pp. 28-31
- A tale of two wivesMidge Flournoy and Jane Fonda are running for no office but affecting the race for U.S....California Journal, September 1975, pp. 303-304
- The tarnished Golders State?The Eastern press' rendition of "California, Here I Come" is being played with more tha...California Journal, May 1977, pp. 148-151
- That 'austere' state budgetThe golden Goose era has ended, but next year's budget hardly matches the gloom-and-doo...California Journal, August 1981, pp. 275-276
- That Prop. 13 decisionHow political was the state Supreme Court's ruling on the constitutionality of Jarvis-G...California Journal, November 1978, pp. 363-364
- There's Money in Jazz 78s (Some)The Saturday Review, December 27, 1958, p. 48
- Those June ballot measuresThe state's fiscal crisis may worsen if primary voters approve major tax cuts.California Journal, January 1982, pp. 8-9
- Two targets for the GOPMervyn Dymally and Ken Cory are the most vulnerable Democratic candidates as the 1978 s...California Journal, September 1977, pp. 306-307
- 'Typhoid Jerry'Many liberal Democrats may have to sound more like their budget-balancing governor if t...California Journal, April 1979, pp. 131-132
- Was the two-year session that bad?California Journal, November 1974, p. 372
- Women and the '76 ejectionsIt's not too soon to start picking the targets of opportunity where the right female of...California Journal, November 1975, pp. 381-383
- 100 legislative previewsThe Journal presents a district-by-district analysis of the 80 Assembly and 20 state Se...California Journal, October 1982, pp. 365-369
- 1976 election previewVote time may be a year away but the early warnings are flying: Tunney is the top Repub...California Journal, June 1975, pp. 193-195
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