[California primary election, 2000 (Mar. 7), United States Senate candidates, Campbell, Feinstein, et al : newspaper clippings]. 2000.

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[California primary election, 2000 (Mar. 7), United States Senate candidates, Campbell, Feinstein, et al : newspaper clippings]. 2000.

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Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

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