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- California's Governor Wilson and President Bill Clinton are firemen on ladders waiting to rescue women trapped in burning buildings. They are waiting for camera crews to document their heroic actions. Affirmative Action in action. 1
- Caption "A message we SHOULDN'T send." Panel 1. Burn one...(South Central L.A.) Panel 2...Get one Free! Another Great Society project rebuilds South Central L.A. 1
- Caption "California's Politicians..." Panel 1. "...Superheroes?" A lawmaker as superman knocks the power company train off the tracks. Panel 2. "...Or Just Super Dumb?" Grandma and kids have to walk instead of take train. 1
- Commander in Chief orders yet another daring rescue attempt. a Base closure commission helicopter is landing while President Clinton runs toward it carrying the state of California. It's called "saving your base" (voters). 1
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- Fresno, San Diego, Los Angeles public employees (rats) are leaving the Social Security sinking ship. California is always first. 1
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- Oakland police, cracking down on gangs, give a young man wearing a Raiders jacket a ticket. He needs a license. (Unsigned 'toon.) 1
- Panel 1-4. Liberal politicians in California plan to build a high speed, very expensive bullet train. The analogy is about the big, strong, golden bear, usually the king of the forest, getting killed by eating a high-speed bullet train. 1
- Panel 1-4. Young man is planning for his future. He can't decide whether to go to Harvard or become a prison guard in California. Father advises him to go for the big bucks. California, ever the big spending state, pays prison guards the big bucks. 1
- Panel 1. Militant environmentalists protect California from power plants. Panel 2. Liberal lawmakers protect Californians from energy price hikes. Panel 3. People of California live in blackouts. 1
- Panel 1. Pictures of Los Angeles police beating up a black man (a really bad thing...) Panel 2. ...stir up the LA riots...(which are even worse). 1
- Ross Perot puts a sign up on the San Andreas Fault in California saying it's Bush's fault. Bill Clinton likes the sign but wonders if the public will fall for it. 1
- Slave ship analogy. IRS drum beater gives Members of the Universal Life Church a tax break. 1
- Teenager is getting arrested on the charge of killing without a riot. (it seems to be OK for killings that happen, in Los Angeles, if there is a riot.) 1
- The U.S. Supreme Court ruled for equality in the California Proposition 209 decision. Chief Justice William Rehnquist looks at President Bill Clinton, who favors mending affirmative action rather than ending it. And the problem IS....Mr. President? 1
- The liberal state of California legislature passed yet more stiffer pollution laws for cars. If you buy a car in California, the Governor comes with it...like it or not. 1
- The lights go out in California. Media reports it as failure of deregulation. Focus is on a over used plug in used by California utility price regulation and environmental regulation. 1
- Two gay men stand in a long marriage line in San Francisco (with numerous other gays). They have found a classified ad where an employer wants to hire someone but gays need not apply. Mayor Newsom had better get on that guy, it's clearly illegal. 1
- Two panels. 1. Los Angeles police are shown beating a black man. (Rodney King?) 2. In Tibet thousands of Chinese Police are beating Tibetan monks. Media is not present. 1
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- A Chinese washerman in California writing out or ciphering up his bills. One of six images on a full-page spread. 1
- Albert and Zeo Zoe Marksheffel honeymooning in California with their 1917 Cadillac Type 55 Club Roadster parked among a flock of pigeons. They divorced in 1921. Albert was the Cadillac, Chevrolet, Chalmers and Dodge automobile dealer in Colorado Springs. 1
- Bell tower of large mission-style church with palm trees in front. 1
- Between Ocbya Creek and Posuncula River (California). 1
- Chapel at Mission Santa Barbara consisting of large adobe church with both mission and classical elements. Photo identified on back as Santa Barbara, California. 1
- Strings of plants floating in water at Pt. Lobos, California. 1
- Treed cliffs alongside water with large rocks at shore. Photo identified on back. 1
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