State Props

By George Thurlow

Thursday, October 22, 1992

The East Coast political pundits have relished writing California's political and economic obituary this past year. But if they took time to read the Secretary of State's 95-page November ballot pamphlet, they would realize that California remains on the cutting edge of self-government and democracy in America.

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