Assembly

Article Abstract:

The Republican Party in California lost heavily to the Democrats in the Nov 3, 1998 elections for the Assembly. Among the Republican incumbents who lost were Robert Prenter in Fresno and Jim Morrissey in Orange County. The Democratic victory was attributed to their campaign which was focused and provided get-out-the-votes efforts. The final numbers are 48 seats for the Democrats with 32 for the Republicans. A tally of election returns for all districts is presented.

Officials and employees, Elections, California. Legislature. Assembly

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Roots: a look at where we were and where we are headed

Article Abstract:

The California Journal, incepted in 1970, was a nonprofit published by California center. Then in 1986 to give it financial life it was taken to private sector and finally in 1990, State Net, a legislative and regulatory information service in Sacramento, purchased it. In the new era, the magazine is not out of financial woods and has to seek financial support from foundations, corporations and individuals.

Management dynamics, California, Periodicals, Management, Periodical publishing, Company Profile, Company business management, California Journal (Periodical)

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