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    Which Way, L.A.?

    The State of the State: Governor Schwarzenegger Says 'Build It'

    Governor Schwarzenegger moves on from defeat in last year's special election to propose an increased minimum wage, more spending for education and a massive bond measure to rebuild infrastructure and keep alive the California dream. Schwarzenegger's State of the State speech tonight was short on controversy and long on references to the California Dream. To the Legislature's Democratic majority--last year's "girly men"--he issued a plea for cooperation and proposed what he called "a strategic growth plan" for building roads, public schools, ports and levees. We hear excerpts from the speech and the response of Democrats who control the Legislature.

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    By Warren Olney • Jan 5, 2006 • 30m Listen

    Governor Schwarzenegger moves on from defeat in last year's special election to propose an increased minimum wage, more spending for education and a massive bond measure to rebuild infrastructure and keep alive the California dream. Schwarzenegger's State of the State speech tonight was short on controversy and long on references to the California Dream. To the Legislature's Democratic majority--last year's "girly men"--he issued a plea for cooperation and proposed what he called "a strategic growth plan" for building roads, public schools, ports and levees. We hear excerpts from the speech and the response of Democrats who control the Legislature.

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      Warren Olney

      former KCRW broadcaster

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      Frances Anderton

      architecture critic and author

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