(Wiseman) has only, in the history of his involvement in electricity in California, acted on the behalf of the generators ... to the detriment of the people of California,

Everything has changed since the 20s, 30s and 40s. We didn't have television or telephones or electricity on those wagons, or even in the houses we lived in later on. We didn't get a battery-powered radio until after Red River Army Depot came in.

a matter of decency.

I'm not a bit discouraged by finishing second, and I think this is something that can be overcome.

can't go back exactly where we were because we have taken some irrevocable steps, but Proposition 80 is a good first step.

It appears from a review of the facts – there is no way to dress it up – that there was faulty legal advice at the origination of this project, ... I don't think this Legislature is prepared to set the example that . . . we will simply change the law to accommodate that advice.