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[03/10/2006] Calif. Gov. to Parole Killer Turned Priest Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has decided to parole a convicted murderer who became an Episcopal priest while behind bars, according to a spokeswoman. » More
[02/20/2006] Schwarzenegger to push global warming tax Schwarzenegger\'s administration is expected this month to release a plan to combat global warming that recommends raising petroleum prices and requiring industries to report, for the first time, their greenhouse gas emissions. » More
[01/05/2006] Gov. to Seek New Freeway Toll Lanes Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger will propose today adding special toll lanes — some exclusively for trucks — to California\'s most congested freeways, and speeding their construction by easing environmental reviews. » More
[11/15/2005] Voters Reject Schwarzenegger\'s Bid to Remake State Government In a sharp repudiation of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, voters rejected his most sweeping ballot proposals on Tuesday in an election that shattered his image as an agent of the popular will. » More
[10/28/2005] Poll: Gov. Schwarzenegger\'s Measures Lag Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger\'s \"year of reform\" initiatives are proving a tough sell to California voters despite a multimillion dollar advertising blitz, according to a poll released Thursday. None of his measures on the Nov. 8 ballot has majority support, and two are opposed by wide margins. » More
[10/11/2005] McCain chides Schwarzenegger over staged rallies As at many of Schwarzenegger\'s campaign events, outsiders were not allowed to attend what the governor\'s office called a \"town hall meeting\" at a hotel near Oakland\'s airport. Union protesters gathered outside the venue carrying signs. » More
[06/01/2005] Crew Destroys Road For Fake Schwarzenegger Staged Event The choreographed press opportunity -- at least the governor\'s fourth recent event involving transportation issues -- seemed aimed as much at thwarting the demonstrators who have followed Schwarzenegger for weeks as grabbing new attention for his proposal. » More
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