California Republicans eye sixAssembly seats in key contests
In Sacramento AP reports Republicans aim to rebound from 1974 losses and seize six Assembly seats as Democrats seek two thirds in the Senate. The piece outlines races, including Randolph Collier, Bob Beverly, James Wedworth, Jack Schrade, John Garamendi, Milton Marks, Carmen Perino, and other targets amid farm labor issues and campaign funding shifts.
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Sacramento
Senate
GOP
Assembly
Randolph Collier
Collier
D-Yreka
Gov. Brown
Ray Johnson
South Bay
Los Angeles
Bob Beverly
Manhattan Beach
James Wedworth
Hawthorne
Jack Schrade
San Diego
Bob Wil
D-La Mesa
Clare Berryhill
Shingle Springs
John Garamendi
Marlboro
Ross Whitten
Garamendi
Milton Marks
San Francisco
Robert Mendelsohn
Tom Suitt
Indian Wells
Ray Seeley
Suit
al McCandless
Garamendi-Whitten
Carmen Perino
D-Stockton
Doug Carter
Agricultural Labor Relations Board
Richard Robinson
D+ Santa Ane
Shomn
Louis Cella
Michael Vernum
Mill Valley
Larry Chin Bole
Palmdale
Wilson
James Ellis
Tim Cohelan
Jeff Cohelan
Alfred Siegler
Vallejo
Ron Greenslate
Michael Gage
Democratic Central Committees
Paul Bannal
Gardena
Cindy Wear
Robert McLennan
Downey
Bruce Young
Eugene Chappie
Roseville
George Shaw
Fresno
Richard Lehman
Bill Jones
Paul Priolo
Pacific Hallades
Priolo
Leo McCarthy
Women lawmakers eye trend in California politics
In California, women may form a larger bloc in the Legislature after November elections. The Assembly could double its current three-woman contingent, with two Republicans Marilyn Ryan and Carol Hallett favored to win seats. In the Senate race, four women are contenders, including Renee Simon and Sabrina Schiller, amid a shifting party balance and rising female political influence.
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Sacramento
California
Nhat
Assembly
Senate
Marilyn Ryan
Palos Verdes Estates
Carol Hallett
Atascadero
March Fong Bu
Mervyn Dymally
Johnny Collins
George Deukmejian
Sabrina Schiller
Lou Cusanovich
R-Van Nuys
State Bar praises Fresno reporters for stand on source
About 100 journalists rallied outside the State Bar in Fresno to celebrate the release of four Fresno Bee reporters jailed 15 days for protecting a confidential source. They were jailed Sept. 3 to coerce disclosure, later released after Judge Hollis Best found disclosure unlikely.
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Fresno Bee
George Gruner
Perior Court
Hollis Best
Best
James Bort
Joe Rosato
William Patterson
Lawyers’ Convention
Fresno 4
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