governor’s race <strong>of</strong> all time,” from “Governor candidates amass $3.3 million,” Times, Oct. 17, 1984. “Spellman continued slashing away,” from “Spellman slinging mud, says Gardner,” from P-I, Oct. 20, 1984. “The environmental movement has come <strong>of</strong> age,” from “Governor race focusing on labor, environment,” Times, Oct. 19, 1984. “I think you’re run one <strong>of</strong> the dirtiest campaigns,” from “Spellman and Gardner punches get rougher,” Oly, Oct. 22, 1984. “Dotzauer … still expects an eight-point victory,” from “Debate arms voters,” Oly, Nov. 1, 1984. “We’re on a roll,” from “Evans takes stump for Spellman,” P-I, Nov. 2, 1984. “Dotzauer…delivered a wheezing cough,” and “Excell said, ‘If we’d had another week or another couple <strong>of</strong> days….,’ ” from “Booth Gardner’s historic victory,” Times, Nov. 7, 1984. Chapter 12: Transitions & Lessons Interviews 2009 with Booth Gardner, Dean Foster, Rosalie Gittings, Mary Faulk Riveland, Larry Faulk. Herman D. Lujan analyzes Gardner’s new team in The Gardner Transition: The Changing <strong>of</strong> the Guard in <strong>Washington</strong>. “Most governors are legislators first…,” from A Majority <strong>of</strong> One: Legislative Life. “In a survey conducted by The Seattle Times…” and “Women in the survey tended to rate Gardner…,” from “Most expect Booth Gardner will be good manager <strong>of</strong> state,” Times, Jan. 15, 1985. “4,000 cheering revelers” from “In with a bang,” Times, Jan. 17, 1985, and “No part <strong>of</strong> Capitol <strong>of</strong>f limits,” AP, The Daily World, Aberdeen, Jan. 17, 1985. “I just think it’s going to work beautifully” and “Dean will be my alter ego,” from “Gardner picks his chief <strong>of</strong> staff,” ibid. Inaugural Address <strong>of</strong> Governor Booth Gardner, Jan. 16, 1985, <strong>Washington</strong> <strong>State</strong> Library, Tumwater. “The heart is there and I had questioned that…,” from “Booth Gardner – Seattle Times Poll,” Times, Jan. 23, 1985. “… honor a campaign pledge to spend at least one day a month in the state’s public schools,” Times, Jan. 27, 1985. “He’s so cool,” from “Governor goes to school for day,” P-I, Jan. 31, 1985. “Gov. Gardner’s honeymoon ends,” P-I editorial, March 4, 1985. “Blood-andguts warrior,” from “Gardner buddy handed top job in National Guard,” Times, March 6, 1985. “No other state agency director held a second full-time job,” from “Telecommuting Guard General,” Times, May 21, 1992. “Any talk <strong>of</strong> education excellence (is) a cruel joke,” from “No room in school budget for raises,” P-I, March 13, 1985. “Hey, Booth. You’re doing a great job!” and “We’ve got a phenom in the statehouse” from “Gardner running ahead <strong>of</strong> expectations,” P-I, March 26, 1985. “Mac<strong>booth</strong>’s inner sanctum” from “Olympia Melodrama,” The Weekly, April 3, 1985. “I’m very disappointed,” from “Gardner, Lindquist find themselves at odds,” TNT, April 21, 1985. “[T]hey just piss at each other,” from “A revealing glimpse <strong>of</strong> Gardner,” P-I, May 19, 1985. “OK, an A-minus…” from “Grade deflation,” TNT, June 12, 1985. “An inexcusable failure,” Times, June 12, 1985. “RCA-Sharp plant a coup,” P-I, June 20, 1985. “Gardner’s popularity climbs again,” AP, Oly, June 24, 1985. “I’ll vote for it,” from “Income tax has his vote,” Times, June 28, 1985. “Bud the Knife” from “Shinpoch: No split planned…,” Oly, July 24, 1985. “Just an all-around decent, nice person” from “Patrol chief gets mostly high marks,” AP, Oly, Aug. 1, 1985. “Gardner told to slow down on fast food,” TNT, Sept. 13, 1985. “You’re not supposed to be doing this, are you?” from “Fast-food clerk grills governor…,” Times, April 30, 1986. He “more or less banged heads…,” from “Gardner gets ‘A’ for strike role,” TNT editorial, Sept. 30, 1985. “A babe in Christ,” from “Gardner wants to help needy,” AP, Oly, Oct. 3, 1985. “I run an organization that was designed to fail,” from “Gardner on attack…,” P-I, Nov. 26, 1985. “Depth Charge News,” ibid. Chapter 13: “Where are we going?” Interviews with Booth Gardner, David Ammons, Bob Partlow, Rosalie Gittings, Chase Riveland, Mary Faulk Riveland and Chris Gregoire. “Goltz calls him ‘The Cabbage 198
Patch Governor…,” from “Gardner’s first year reviewed,” Oly, Dec. 2, 1985. “Declaring that taxpayers either will pay now or pay later…” and “Education is like no other box on the budget scorecard…,” from “Education reforms,” TNT, Dec. 15, 1986. “Turn the clock back to the era <strong>of</strong> pork barrel politics …,” from “New GOP assault on plan to revamp bureaucracy,” TNT, Dec. 21, 1986. “It will happen to this guy too …,” from “Gardner wants to corral state’s game department,” P-I, Dec. 18, 1985. “People would say I must have married you for your money…,” from “For ‘Walkaround Booth,’ ” Oly, Dec. 22, 1985. “My administration will not tolerate discrimination,” from “Gardner order allows state’s hiring <strong>of</strong> gays,” AP, TNT, Dec. 25, 1985. Gay rights stand costing him “any prospects <strong>of</strong> re-election in 1988,” from “Gardner’s bias ban draws fire,” Oly, Dec. 25, 1985. “A cross-burning,” from “Gardner calls for state campaign…,” Times, Oct. 24, 1990. “I fully intend to go for two terms,” from “Gardner says he’ll seek a second term,” UPI, P-I, Dec. 28, 1985. “Puget Sound, if left alone, will flush itself,” from “Dixy says,” TNT, Jan. 27. 1986. “It’s time for me to retire and I’ve retired,” from “Penal approach…,” P-I, Jan. 22, 1986. “…he is showing signs <strong>of</strong> metamorphosis,” from “Gov. Nice turning into Gov. Tough,” TNT, Feb. 9, 1986. “…by God you’d think the world was coming to an end,” from “Maxed out,” Oly, Feb. 10, 1986. “The buck should stop …,” from “Reorganization gets mixed reviews,” AP, Oly, Feb. 11, 1986. “He has the ability to twist your arm without it hurting,” from “They’ve done the big things,” Oly, March 13, 1986. “I really think the tort system has gone too far,” from “Gardner signs liability bill,” AP, Oly, April 5, 1986. “…just meat and potatoes” and “It’s the most massive reorganization…,” from “DSHS shakeup,” Times, May, 1986. “An income tax would require bipartisan support,” from “Gardner rejects income tax,” Oly, June 19, 1986. “Bob Williams would be able to fill two hours <strong>of</strong> the governor’s time…,” from “Gardner runs for cover,” P-I, June 20, 1986. “Isn’t going to set us back a lick,” from “Economy state’s most important issue,” P-I, Aug. 14, 1986. “A ‘Slim’ majority,” from “<strong>State</strong> Senate…” TNT, Nov. 5, 1986. “He really took the gloves <strong>of</strong>f,” from “ ‘Captain’ Gardner is big winner,” Times, Nov. 9, 1986. “If we don’t win this one, we’re incompetent,” from “Booth Gardner among big winners,” AP, Oly, Nov. 9, 1986. “…unalterably opposed” to Booth’s salary plan, from “Pump $330 million more into schools,” TNT, Nov. 19, 1986. “…a grinning, vacuous handshaker,” from Larsen column, Times, Nov. 21, 1986. Chapter 14: Taxing times Interviews with Booth Gardner, Dean Foster, Denny Heck, Orin Smith, Walter Hatch, Adele Ferguson, Peter Callaghan, Mike Murphy, Cecile Lindquist, Charles Z. Smith, Gerry Alexander and Terry Sebring. “The future <strong>of</strong> the state is a lot more important…” from “Gardner to stake his all on education,” UPI, Oly, Dec. 29, 1986. “He was so persistent that many considered him a pain in the neck,” from “A Gardner critic,” P-I, Jan. 29, 1987. “The staff still has a certain apprehension about Greg…,” from “Gardner adds long-time adviser to staff,” TNT, Feb. 19, 1987. “This isn’t a career, it’s an experience,” from “Gardner shakes up administration,” Oly, June 9, 1987. “Oliver North with a conscience…,” from “Critics charge Gardner’s management style, staff ineffective,” Oly, March 15, 1987. “Well, here comes Rambo,” from “Rambo back to rescue Gov.,” Olympia News, March 5, 1987. “Republicans have a credible candidate,” from “Governor’s race lures prosecutor,” Oly, May 21, 1987. “There has been tension between Smith and Barlow…,” from “Orin Smith resigns,” P-I, June 9, 1987. “Nothing in the Ray or Spellman administrations compares…,” from “New budget boss…,” Times, June 9, 1987. “If I were to pick the moment…,” from “McDermott savors a political triumph,” Times, June 11, 1987. “Loquacious Williams spices governor’s race,” AP, Oly, Sept. 14, 1987. “Governor Booth Gardner showed he can make 199
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