The Gortons and Slades - Washington Secretary of State

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6. Times, 6–23–92, p. A-8
7. Ibid., 6–28–92, p. A-15, Letters to the editor
8. NYT, 10–19–82, In Northwest, Free-for-All Elections
9. Times, 11–13–92, Where will Gorton take his party?
10. Ibid., 4–13–93, Slade Gorton—Portrait of a political enigma
11. Ibid.
12. Times, 10–16–91, Gorton, Adams stuck to their guns throughout
CHAPter 32: messy And unPrediCtAble
1. Lott, Herding Cats, pp. 117–119
2. Greenspan, The Age of Turbulence, p. 148
3. Times, 3–6–94, Can Gorton win another term?; 11–16–93, Gorton plans
crime summit; 11–3–94, p. A-14
4. Ibid.
5. Ibid., 5–8–94, If Slade is no slam dunk . . .
6. Ibid.
7. Ibid., 5–30–94, Gorton to look for credit; 9–21–94, Sims clinches primary
8. Ibid., 6–7–94, Gorton wins police support
9. AP, 6–16–94, Gorton got over $16,000; Times, 10–2–94, Political Notebook
10. Times, 7–15–94, Gorton learned his lesson; Clinton, My Life, p. 488, 496,
621
11. Times, 7–15–94, Gorton learned his lesson; Clinton, My Life, p. 488, 496, 621
12. Times, 10–23–94, Gorton vs. Sims
13. Ibid., 8–16–94, Gorton voted for law he’s fighting; Brown, Mountain in the
Clouds, Chapter Four; Defending Wild Washington, pp. 296–298
14. Ibid.
15. Ibid.
16. Gorton file, Washington State Archives, Olympia
17. Times, 9–21–94, Sims clinches primary
18. Ibid., 10–23–94, If you want nasty . . ., 11–9–04, p. B-1
19. Weekly, 5–11–98, ‘P-I’ intelligence; 12–1–99, Slade slays ‘em
20. Times, 11–3–94, p. B-10
21. Clinton, My Life, p. 621; Lott, Herding Cats, pp. 126–127
22. Lott, p. 127
23. Washington Secretary of State Web site, Resources, 1994 elections; New
York Times, 7–12–10, Times Topics; Washington Post, Who runs GOV Web site;
The Elway Poll, May 2000
24. Times, 11–9–94, p. A-1, B-1
CHAPter 33: Close CAlls And trAGedies
1. Times, 12–7–94, Gorton vows quick return, 12–12–94, Gorton will be home
for holiday
2. Ibid., 5–4–93, Inside Politics; 2–6–95; Murray, Gorton trying to get along