Calif. GOP Solons Urge Brown to Debate Knowland
California Republican lawmakers press Atty. Gen. Brown to meet Sen. Knowland in a public debate, arguing voters deserve to hear both sides. They accuse Brown of denying Californians the chance to judge candidates, while detailing a state campaign kickoff plan and a statewide tour.
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Republican Incumbent Ronald Button Faces Union Shop Debate
The candidate Ronald Button supports the Republican stance while opposing Prop 18 the union shop ban also dubbed right to work controversy. Button's position contrasts with union advocacy and center on employment policy during the election discourse.
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