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E-mail Print Policy Experts Available to Comment on State of the State Address
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1.5.2006

Media Availability:
January 5, 2006

Contact: Susan Martin, Press Office
415-955-6120 or
smartin@pacificresearch.org

SAN FRANCISCO –Tonight, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger will deliver his State of the State address to Californians. He is expected to outline a state policy agenda that will include: health care policy and raising the minimum wage. For timely commentary on the Governor’s speech, contact the policy analysts at the Pacific Research Institute (PRI).

The following PRI scholars are available for comment:

John R. Graham, director Health Care Studies
Anthony Archie, public policy fellow of Business and Economic Studies

 

 

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To schedule an interview with one of PRI’s experts, please contact PRI’s press office at 415/955-6120 or email smartin@pacificresearch.org.

 

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