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		Curt Pringle was elected to serve as Anaheim’s Mayor in November 2002.
		Pringle was a key architect of California's historic, bipartisan welfare reform plan in 1997, and in 1996 he authored successful legislation to provide California businesses with a five-percent tax cut.
		Mayor Pringle also serves as honorary chairman for the Anaheim Challenge for Education, a non-profit foundation that has successfully raised over $1 million in scholarship funds to provide low-income Anaheim families the opportunity to send their child to the school of their choosing for 4 consecutive years.
	www.leadershiptraq.com /boardmembers/cPringle.html (461 words)

	The Southern California Children's Scholarship Fund
		Declaring Anaheim "very sound and getting stronger," Mayor Curt Pringle on Monday announced incentives for homeowners to improve their properties and a plan to turn the baseball stadium area into a vibrant, high-density retail, cultural and entertainment district.
		Pringle’s plan for a "Home Improvement Holiday" — a 100-day period starting March when the city will waive plan-check and permit fees for residents remodeling their homes — was greeted with cheers.
		The announcements were part of Pringle’s State of the City address, in which he recapped his first year in office and his plans for 2004 to a few hundred civic and business leaders at the Grove of Anaheim, the city’s theatre.
	www.scholarshipfund.org /sccsf/news/040127LosAngelesTimes.html (401 words)

	Curt Pringle and Associates \| public relations - land use - government affairs
		During his tenure in the State Assembly, Assemblyman Pringle served as the Republican Leader, Republican Caucus Chair, chairman of the Appropriations Committee, chairman of the Rules Committee and vice chairman of the Budget Committee.
		Assemblyman Pringle was a key architect of California's historic, bipartisan welfare reform plan in 1997, and in 1996 he authored successful legislation to provide California businesses with a five-percent tax cut.
		Pringle also serves as an adjunct faculty member at the University of California, Irvine, in the Political Science Department, where he teaches California Government.
	www.curtpringle.com /bios.html (342 words)

	City of Anaheim - Mayor Curt Pringle
		Pringle was elected Speaker of the California State Assembly in January 1996, which was widely considered the second-most powerful office in state government, and served as Speaker until December 1996.
		Pringle was elected Mayor of Anaheim in November 2002.
		Mayor Pringle has also been sought out at the national, regional and local level to speak on policy issues such as affordable and workforce housing, transportation, planning and development, and local government finance reform.
	www.anaheim.net /article.asp?id=206 (616 words)

	Political Philosophy for Curt Pringle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Curt Pringle believes the government exists to serve the people of the state.
		Curt Pringle believes they deserve a world-class education to prepare them for the future.
		Curt Pringle will make investments that will help Californians achieve dreams like owning a home, providing a secure future for their family, and sending their children to college.
	www.smartvoter.org /1998nov/ca/state/vote/pringle_c/philosophy.html (170 words)

	Online NewsHour: Overturning the California three strike law -- June 21, 1996 \| PBS
		STATE REP. CURT PRINGLE: Well, I think the judge has pointed very clearly that when you have 1500 people convicted to a third strike since 1994, another 15,000 that have been convicted to a second strike in California, that all of those cases would be up potentially for review.
		STATE REP. CURT PRINGLE: And now they've ruled, and you can--we need to proceed either with a statutory change to modify that discretion, or move to a constitutional change as "three strikes" was a constitutional amendment in the first place.
		STATE REP. CURT PRINGLE: Well, also within this initiative, it allows for modifications of the law, itself, of modifications by 2/3 vote of the legislature, and unfortunately by the judicial activism of the Supreme Court, that too has been challenged, and that is a concern I have.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/law/june96/3strikes_6-21.html (2151 words)

	Full Biography for Curt Pringle
		Curt Pringle is completing his final term in the California State Assembly.
		Curt Pringle was first elected to represent the 72nd Assembly District in November of 1988.
		Assemblyman Curt Pringle's legislative priorities include strengthening the state's economy and spurring job creation through tort, tax, and regulatory reform, as well as empowering parents and communities to improve the quality of education for their children.
	www.smartvoter.org /1998nov/ca/state/vote/pringle_c/bio.html (519 words)

	Pringle for Treasurer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		CURT PRINGLE has proved in his eight years in the Assembly that he has the financial know-how and effective leadership skills to be treasurer of California.
		Combined with his knowledge of budgetary and fiscal matters, Pringle's practicality and good relations with members of both parties in the Legislature makes him a wise choice to be the state's chief financial officer.
		Pringle would not gamble with California's money and would be more bottom line oriented and less of an activist, risk-taking investor than Angelides.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/1998/10/26/ED81074.DTL&type=printable (273 words)

	Privatization transcript
		Pringle was spurred into politics in 1988, when he witnessed the perverse effects of over-regulation on his family's drapery business.
		Pringle is the ideal person to unify the Republicans in the Assembly with an articulate agenda based on the principles which we at PRI believe in: individual liberty, personal responsibility, and limited government.
		Pringle: "What is your position on the minimum wage?" We have an initiative, for those of you who don't know, to raise the minimum wage in California, by the Coalition for A Living Wage.
	www.pacificresearch.org /resources/awards/privatiz/4th_annual.html (7084 words)

	Crosswalk.com
		Anaheim Mayor Curt Pringle, who helped direct two recall elections of state legislators in 1996 as speaker of the state Assembly, said that the political rules of recall elections are unique.
		Pringle explained that in a recall election, voter turnout and the intensity of voter attitude is key, and that recall supporters are much more motivated than recall opponents.
		Pringle believes that regardless of who wins in a recall election, the new governor would face a troublesome three years in office.
	www.crosswalk.com /news/1211410.html?view=print (855 words)

	Assemblyperson Curt Pringle
		Curt Pringle was born on June 27, 1959, in Emmetsburg, Iowa.
		Pringle has served as the Republican Leader, Chairman of the Appropriations Committee, Chairman of the Rules Committee and Vice Chairman of the Budget Committee.
		Pringle plans a run for the office of State Controller in the 1998 elections.
	home.pon.net /jmt/atg/am68.html (368 words)

	OC Metro (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Anaheim Mayor Curt Pringle, who once filled for a short time the seat of longtime power broker Willie Brown as state Assembly speaker, has followed the arc of his more famous fellow legislator from the statehouse to City Council chambers.
		Pringle, a Republican, left the Assembly at term-limit speed to become one of those real rarities in California where demeanor meets great timing a mayor with tremendous pull in a city on the move.
		As Pringle gets up from a breakfast interview, he remarks, “This is life.” On this particular Tuesday, he has his State of the City speech, a business meeting in his office, a City Council meeting and a budget meeting.
	www.ocmetro.com /metro030206/cover2_030206.html (2626 words)

	Curt Pringle and Associates \| public relations - land use - government affairs
		Curt Pringle’s name has the ring of a big-city mayor in a county that has never rhymed with “Giuliani” or “Villaraigosa” or “Daly.” One of his strategies is to think big.
		Pringle was there as the Platinum Triangle Orange County’s largest urban redevelopment project ever took shape.
		In the eight to 10 years for buildout, the project promises to have the stamp of both Pringle’s early work allowing the free market to build a viable project with city support, rather than act as a hindrance and of his hope that it will emerge as the county’s true downtown.
	www.curtpringle.com /news.html (638 words)

	Turn Left: Liberal Unfriendly Places - Orange County
		Curt Pringle is famous for hiring private security guards to go election polls on election day.
		Pringle thought it might intimidate some voters to see an "official" agent at the polling place.
		Pringle and staff were tried and found guilty.The usual fine for "moral" people like him--a slap on the wrist and a dollar fine, which of course a few fund raisers will take care of.
	www.cjnetworks.com /~cubsfan/places/orange_county.html (1728 words)

	Article - News - Pringle runs against council critic
		Pringle, the former state Assembly speaker, has taken in more than $427,000 in donations from statewide friends from his days in Sacramento, developers with projects that Pringle has supported, Disney employees and Orange County movers and shakers during a campaign that began last fall.
		Pringle has been in the statewide public eye for about two decades, serving on the California State Assembly from 1988-90 and from 1992-98.
		Fitzgerald calls Pringle "a silver-tongued devil" and "crooked" because of money from "special interests." Pringle said he sees nothing wrong with donations from people with whom he has made connections in his work.
	www.ocregister.com /ocregister/news/local/article_1315047.php (653 words)

	Curt Pringle for Mayor: Biography
		When he was first elected Mayor of Anaheim in 2002, Curt Pringle brought to the job an exceptional depth and breadth of policy experience, and had built a track record of success as both an elected official and independent businessman.
		Mayor Pringle served with distinction in the California State Assembly from 1988-90 and again from 1992-98, including a term as chairman of the influential Assembly Appropriations Committee.
		Since Mayor Pringle’s election, Anaheim has established itself as the nation’s leader in pioneering a “freedom-friendly” approach to governing – a spirit that has fostered greater personal, entrepreneurial and corporate initiative in the City.
	curtpringleformayor.com /biography.php (628 words)

	Article - News - Campaign finance
		For the past two years, Pringle has formed a voting bloc with Chavez, the only council candidate he endorsed, and Councilwoman Lorri Galloway, who has two years left on her term.
		Although Pringle is a Republican, he has linked with the two Democrats to compromise on key policies, such as affordable housing and development.
		Kring said she believes she can work with Pringle, even though they were competitors in the last mayoral race.
	www.ocregister.com /ocregister/news/local/communities/anaheim/article_1348002.php (1280 words)

	Duvall for Assembly
		Pringle joins Congressman Ed Royce, Senate Republican Leader Dick Ackerman, Assemblywoman Mimi Walters, Assemblyman Bob Huff, and Orange County Treasurer John Moorlach in supporting Duvall, who is currently the Mayor of Yorba Linda.
		“Mayor Pringle is a leading conservative in Orange County and has successfully implemented many great GOP ideas such as deregulation, lower taxes and protecting private property rights in his city,” said Duvall.
		Mayor Pringle served in the California State Assembly from 1988-1990 and again from 1992-98.
	www.duvallforassembly.com /pr/read/?id=5 (312 words)

	San Diego News Notes September 1998 \| Blood Money, by Christopher Zehnder
		As evidence of this charge, Operation Rescue claimed that Curt Pringle voted "for millions of dollars in Medi-Cal funding of abortions." State senator Ken Maddy, another Allred beneficiary, Pringle, and Baugh also protect their "'good friend' Edward Allred," says the advertisement, by voting in various ways to defend gambling interests.
		In separate meetings with Baugh and Pringle on Friday, July 24, Operation Rescue representatives requested that the two politicians refrain from accepting any additional contributions from Allred and commit to voting "no" on any state budget containing funds for Medi-Cal abortions.
		Pringle also refused to promise not to accept more money from Allred; Baugh said he would probably refuse in the future, though for his own reasons.
	www.sdnewsnotes.com /ed/articles/1998/0998cz.htm (1269 words)

	News Article - Leaders join Bush at prayer breakfast -- Feinstein, Anaheim Mayor Curt Pringle, foreign presidents are ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Pringle said he came to Washington specifically to attend the breakfast.
		Pringle, who sat with the Indian ambassador, said he talked with Feinstein about her reading.
		Pringle added that his own Christian faith has influenced his political life and that people want to see their public officials embrace such values.
	www.religionandsocialpolicy.org /news/article_print.cfm?id=2350 (464 words)

	OC Blog: Curt Pringle's Pro-Freedom Stance Stands Him Apart From Local Government Herd -- Again (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		This story partly illustrates why Anaheim Mayor Curt Pringle is Orange County's most effective proponent and implementer of pro-free market, pro-liberty policies.
		Curt Pringle's deal with Earthlink now has Anaheim locked in for ten years for pay wireless internet.
		Curt Pringle's proposed deal with the NFL will cost every man, woman, and child in Anaheim about $600 in selling public land to the NFL at a huge discount.
	www.ocblog.net /ocblog/2006/06/curt_pringles_p.html (1030 words)

	OT--Curt Pringle's Last Day? - Baseball Fever
		I grew up primarily in Orange County and it was known for decades as one of the most conservative counties in the US.
		Pringle has won the election by a landslide, which tells me that Pringle was doing what the people of Anaheim wanted.
		If Pringle is doing what the people of that city wants, he is not wasting Anaheim Taxpayer's money.
	www.baseball-fever.com /showthread.php?t=53213 (696 words)

	The American Center for Wine, Food and The Arts Retains Curt Pringle & Associates (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The American Center for Wine, Food and the Arts, a $70 million not-for-profit cultural museum and education center being built in Napa, California broke ground on June 1, 1999 and is scheduled to open to the public in November 2001.
		(http://www.theamericancenter.org) Curt Pringle & Associates will assist the Center's leadership in its outreach to the winemaking and wine enthusiast community, as well as providing strategic counsel on other development opportunities.
		Curt Pringle & Associates is located in Irvine at 2532 Dupont Drive, Irvine, CA 92612-1254.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/02-28-2000/0001150956&EDATE= (283 words)

	POLITICIAN TO WATCH: CURT PRINGLE \| North America > United States from AllBusiness.com
		The tres caballeros of Orange County politics-Mayor Curt Pringle of Anaheim, Mayor Miguel Pulido of Santa Ana and Irvine Councilman Larry Agran (forced by term limits to give up the mayor's title)-head into 2005 promoting ambitious projects, confronting challenges and navigating controversy in their respective cities.
		The one likely to grab the most attention is Pringle, the former California Assembly speaker who has brought a big-league brand of politics to Anaheim.
		Pringle is pitching both the Democrats and Republicans on choosing Anaheim for their 2008 presidential conventions.
	www.allbusiness.com /north-america/united-states-california-metro-areas/955291-1.html (405 words)

	Out of Control
		Sunday’s edition of the Orange County Register endorsed Mayor Curt Pringle’s call for an end to video franchise fees—the percentage of revenues service providers pay local cities and towns for the “right” to supply residents with TV programming.
		Pringle has called this an unnecessary tax and the Register agrees.
		Pringle’s suggestion that cities begin to wean themselves from franchise revenues is sound advice.
	www.reason.org /outofcontrol/archives/2006/05/anaheim_vs_the_1.html (469 words)

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