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SACRAMENTO - Two newspapers and a free speech group sued Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to obtain appointment calendars and other records that would show who met with two of his top aides while the governor was considering the fate of hundreds of bills last year. The lawsuit by the California First Amendment Coalition, the San Jose Mercury News and the San Diego Daily Transcript on Monday seeks to force Schwarzenegger to reveal whom from outside the governor's office met with, or spoke to, Patricia Clarey and Bonnie Reiss from Aug. 27 to Sept. 30, 2004. Clarey is Schwarzenegger's chief of staff...

<p>A plea to our fellow California citizens, Freepers and our media friends in Talk Radio. This is more than a local issue!</p> <p>The devil is in the details with the Sacramento Bee's California Public Record Act (CPRA) demand on the City of Sacramento over Police Chief Venegas' retirement deal.  Since this email and group post seeks your direct support for the Bee to continue it's litigation in the Public's interest, allow me to repeat some key issues and the source documents for those who don't access to our various egroups or haven't visited these long standing issues for Community Watch and Sacramento citizens in seeking public documents.</p>