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	California Assembly District 23
		Coto was elected as an Oakland City Councilmember and served in that capacity for four years.
		Coto has a lifetime commitment to the advancement of all students and their families.
		Joe Coto has demonstrated through a life of service and commitment, that he will empower and defend the people to maintain the building blocks of a strong and healthy community: jobs, quality education and affordable housing.
	www.assembly.ca.gov /acs/makebio.asp?district=23&assoc=1 (691 words)

	Insurance Companies Shell Out to Legislator - The Cardinal Inquirer
		But Coto can raise money: at least $600,000 dollars in the 2006 election season; he is among the 30 most effective fundraisers of the 80-member assembly.
		As Coto coasted toward reelection last August—he won in November with 74 percent of the vote—a new pattern began to emerge in his campaign finance receipts: the insurance industry started to back him.
		Coto doesn’t need to raise money for his own campaign.” He added, “It’s expected, as it would be for the chair of any committee, to raise money on behalf of the Speaker and for the caucus.”
	www.stanford.edu /group/gpj/cgi-bin/drupal/?q=node/72 (677 words)

	Spartan Daily
		Coto started his career as a teacher but since has climbed the educational ladder, landing himself as the Superintendent of Oakland Public Schools, the largest school district in California, Coto said.
		Coto said that he would involve the community about developments, prevent development that would add strains to the roads and freeways and to, generally, plan regionally.
		Coto said he would do this through public education, viewing it as the most vital aspect to preventing these environmental threats from occurring.
	www.thespartandaily.com /home/index.cfm?event=displayArticle&ustory_id=9d0cd5ab-9175-4ddc-8be1-ba94db409521 (935 words)

	CMTA legislative database \| Joe Coto \| Assembly District 23
		Joe Coto began his career as a social studies teacher in the Oakland Unified School District.
		Coto was hired as the Superintendent of Oakland Unified.
		Coto has also served as Chair of the Mexican Plaza Cultural Arts Center in San Jose and as President of the Latino Democratic Forum.
	www.cmta.net /legsample.php?leg=coto_joe (554 words)

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		Joe Biden is a 6th term senior Senator from Delaware who serves as Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations.
		Joseph (Joe) Knollenberg is a politician from the U.S. state of Michigan, representing Michigan's 9th congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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	www.politicalbase.com /people/joe-lieberman/17862 (659 words)

	Metroactive News & Issues \| Public Eye
		JOE COTO, the retired school district superintendent whose ride to succeed Manny Diaz in the state Assembly was previously presumed easy, continues to take one sling after another.
		Coto claims that his experience at the district qualifies him to move up to Sacramento.
		And she was stuck when it came to securing high-profile political backing because Coto had already snapped it all up.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/metro/08.21.03/public-eye-0334.html (1064 words)

	Four Democrats vie for Assembly / Nominee will most likely win seat in the general election
		Frontrunner Joe Coto, 64, is well known locally as the activist- supervisor who led the East Side Union High School District for 14 years before retiring last year to run for this seat, which is being vacated by termed-out Assemblyman Manny Diaz.
		Coto served four years on the Oakland City Council in the 1970s, and later lost a bid for Oakland mayor to Lionel Wilson.
		Coto's backers insist that the transactions will be found to be legal.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/chronicle/archive/2004/02/27/PNGOE5780D1.DTL (1387 words)

	Libertarian Party of California
		Assembly Bill 183, initiated by Assemblyman Joe Coto, would coerce graduating high school students who are U.S. citizens to register to vote in order to obtain their diploma.
		Coto is a member of the Assembly's Committee on Education.
		This bill to force students to register is another example of politicians seeking to inflict ever more mandates and regulations on society with measures that only treat the symptoms of problems rather than confronting the cause.
	ca.lp.org /lp20070213.shtml (613 words)

	The Health Trust - Press Announcements
		During his latter superintendency, Coto oversaw district-wide growth in student achievement – the graduation rate increased by 10 percent, and student attendance and grades both rose 5 percent.
		Coto was elected to a four-year term on the Oakland City Council in 1973.
		Coto has served on a number of boards, including the San Jose Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, Lucile Salter Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford, and the Mayor’s Gang Task Force.
	www.healthtrust.org /media/announcements/announce-2003-07-02-01.php (497 words)

	News: A surge in contributions - OCRegister.com
		JUICE COMMITTEE: Assemblyman Joe Coto is the new chairman of the Assembly's Insurance Committee, a job that past chairmen have turned into insurance industry careers.
		Coto was one of a few lawmakers rumored to get the job, but the industry didn't give nearly as much to the other potentials I heard about.
		Coto, who has said he's considering a self-imposed ban on insurance contributions, declined to comment for this article.
	www.ocregister.com /ocregister/news/columns/article_1581760.php (1148 words)

	The Center for Civic Participation » Resources » Register to vote, get diploma?
		Coto's bill, Assembly Bill 183, would apply only to high school seniors who are 18, U.S. citizens and meet other election requirements.
		Coto's measure, if it passes and is signed into law, would take effect beginning in the 2009-10 school year, allowing a one-year adjustment period.
		Coto is leader of a caucus of Democratic Latino legislators.
	www.ccp.org /resources/articles/registertovotegetdiploma.html (796 words)

	Preschool Is A Great Investment, Says San Jose Assemblyman
		Coto was addressing preschool advocates and over a dozen ethnic media outlets who gathered to hear about his commitment to early childhood education.
		Coto agrees, especially after touring the school of 152 children, meeting with teachers, key administrators, and visiting classrooms where there’s an impressive ratio of three teachers per 20 preschoolers.
		One highlight of the tour was the school garden where children tend to sunflowers, tomatoes and a pumpkin patch.
	www.preschoolcalifornia.org /media-center/page.jsp?itemID=33847426 (594 words)

	Welcome to Tramutola.com
		After 18 years as a superintendent of schools and many years as a teacher, Joe Coto was elected to the Assembly in 2004.
		Joe’s campaign focused on his long commitment to education.
		We were proud to help Joe navigate a crowded field of opponents and pleased he has been a strong advocate for public schools in the California Assembly.
	www.tramutola.com /samples-tv.html (391 words)

	Assembly Democrats Owned by Insurance Industry - CA Political News by Stephen Frank
		Coto is a former schools superintendent who hadn’t previously served on the committee nor carried insurance legislation, but he has a solid track record for fundraising and shifting donations to the party — facts that further the skepticism of critics.
		Coto vows that won’t be the case and, in response to criticism, said he would even consider a self-imposed ban on insurance industry donations.
		Coto, who also heads the Latino Legislative Caucus — another position where fundraising is important — said the rates should be based on a driver’s record.
	capoliticalnews.com /s/spip.php?breve718 (1330 words)

	Metroactive News & Issues \| Public Eye
		In 14 years as superintendent of the East Side Union High School District, Joe Coto made a lot of friends who are now shoveling cash into his state Assembly bid.
		Coto insists he's simply popular and swears his campaign is absolutely clean.
		Coto says people who gave to his cause did so without prompting.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/metro/08.14.03/public-eye-0333.html (1499 words)

	Capitol Weekly: Reading the green
		A Joe Coto fundraiser being held on the same day, and at the same location, as a symposium on education is blurring the line between political funding and nonprofit education efforts.
		Coto, D-San Jose, is piggybacking his private fundraiser on top of a two-day symposium being sponsored by the nonprofit California Legislative Latino Caucus Foundation and the Barona Band of Mission Indians.
		But Coto's legislative aide Welch said none of the foundation's money is going to Coto or his election campaign.
	www.capitolweekly.net /news/article.html?article_id=1337 (690 words)

	South Bay Association of Chambers of Commerce \|\| www.sbacc.com
		Additionally, AB 338 (Coto) would penalize employers who seek to apply evidence-based medical treatment guidelines in their claims administration process by using utilization review.
		AB 338 (Coto) also creates a number of situations in which the cap on temporary disability benefits would not apply, effectively increasing the duration of temporary disability benefits even past 156 weeks.
		In the event that the claims administrator is off by even one day in their record keeping, they could be subject to penalties for inappropriately denying benefits even though the intent was not to do so.
	www.sbacc.com /2007legislation/ab338.htm (731 words)

	Coto De Caza HOA (or) what we did with your money?
		When the bus pulled out to make the right turn onto Coto Drive, a southbound SUV vehicle came around the bend on Coto drive and impacted into the side of the bus with handicapped kids.This happened in front of several residents that were walking their pets and jogging in the area.
		Coto de Caza is a private community and as such is governed by a Board of Directors that is elected by Delegates who in turn are elected by residents.
		Joe's "concerned citizens" need to start now interviewing and educating a select number of residents that share these concerns and will run for Delegates in their respective areas.
	cotodecazanewsnsports.blogspot.com (14932 words)

	Welcome to La Oferta - San Jose leads “stay in school” campaign
		Joe Sandoval will attend DCP charter school this fall as a freshman, he envisions graduating from high school, going to college and eventually starting his own business.
		A charter school is a publicly funded elementary or secondary school in the United States which has been freed from some of the rules, regulations, and statutes that apply to other public schools, in exchange for some type of accountability for producing certain results.
		State Assemblymembers Joe Coto and Jim Beall, District Attorney Dolores Carr, and City Councilmember Nora Campos were also at the press conference to show their support of eliminating the drop out epidemic.
	www.laoferta.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3574&Itemid=38 (678 words)

	San José State Events
		College Democrats of SJSU invite you to an open forum with Joe Coto, Democrat for California Assembly.
		Joe Coto, Democratic candidate for the 23rd Assembly District, will be addressing such questions and more at this open forum.
		Joe Coto is an educator whose primary commitment has always been to the advancement of the most disadvantaged students and their families.
	www.sjsu.edu /events/event_detail.jsp?id=1079 (290 words)

	Radio Addresses - The California Democratic Party
		Assemblymember Joe Coto, Chair of the Legislative Latino Caucus, talks about the need for comprehensive immigration reform, saying that even though an immigration reform measure stalled recently in the U.S. Senate, the fight for real and fair immigration reform will continue.
		In the address Coto says, "It is irresponsible and immoral to let our search for the perfect immigration bill get in the way of the passage of a good immigration bill."
		"This is Assemblymember Joe Coto, chair of the Latino Legislative Caucus.
	www.cadem.org /site/c.jrLZK2PyHmF/b.2820091/apps/nl/content3.asp?content_id={B10423C3-5C9A-487B-B3F7-8CAAA675727A}¬oc=1 (440 words)

	SantaBarbarasBlog.com » The Chumash Highway
		Joe Coto, not being from around these parts, must not know that the pass is also refered to as “Blood Alley” by rescue workers.
		Speaking of “the valley”, I’ve sent a check to Joe Coto, we’re going to be officially calling it the “Indian Bowl” from now on and Solvang will be known as TeePee Town pretty soon.
		Assemblyman Coto, sponsor of the bill to rename highway 154, has received at least thirteen thousand dollars from the Santa Ynez Band of Mission Indians.
	santabarbarasblog.com /?p=888 (1912 words)

	The CotoBuzz Journal, Community Journalism
		Joe Morabito, Former member CZ Masters Association Board of Directors.
		Since Coto has matured, I am willing to bet that today that number is much less.
		Hopefully, that last resort costly action will not be necessary since it appears that the Zipperman Board is committed to bringing free and fair direct popular elections to Coto.
	www.atwebo.com /cotobuzz/2007/CotoFail.htm (2211 words)

	Legislative Alerts
		AB 280 (Coto) would establish a “State Seal of Biliteracy” for high school students who have attained proficiency in one or more languages in addition to English.
		The seal can be affixed to either the high school diploma or the transcript of graduating high school students who have met the requirements specified in the bill.
		Please vote “yes” on AB 280 (Coto) and encourage members of the Assembly Education Committee to do so as well.
	capwiz.com /cabe/issues/alert/?alertid=9607876&type=CU&show_alert=1 (391 words)

	Press-Telegram - Plan ties high school diploma to voter reg.
		SACRAMENTO - Assemblyman Joe Coto has a provocative proposal to increase voter participation among young people: He wants to require high school students to register to vote before they can receive a diploma.
		If his measure becomes law, graduating seniors beginning with the class of 2010 who meet the state's criteria to become voters - be 18 years old and a U.S. citizen, for example - would be required to submit proof of registration to the school.
		One of the stated priorities for Coto, as chairman of the Latino Legislative Caucus, is to boost voter registration among the hundreds of thousands of Latinos in California who are citizens and eligible to vote.
	www.presstelegram.com /news/ci_5131112?source=sb-delicious (594 words)

	Temporary Disability Bill Makes Headway - Workers' Comp Executive
		SACRAMENTO – It's let's make a deal time in Sacramento and Joe Coto's (D-San Jose) Assembly Bill 338 is at the receiving end of some substantial – and likely effective – amendments that both Republicans and Democrats agree might make for the best answer to California's workers' compensation temporary disability debate.
		The bill was ammended on the Senate floor yesterday after a powwow between labor and employers earlier this week yielded the new amendments.
		But a number of conditions included in the bill's language, including "tolling" rules that would have caused the payment clock to stop in a number of situations, caused opposition to balk at its acceptance.
	www.wcexec.com /articles/WCE01-20070907-000.htm.aspx (350 words)

	95.3 - KRTY-FM
		Assemblyman Joe Coto really wants young people to vote.
		So he's proposing legislation that would force high school students to register as a condition of their graduation.
		Well, at least Assemblyman Joe isn't making voting itself a condition for students seeking a diploma.
	www.krty.com /Article.asp?id=347214&spid=7451 (215 words)

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	WELCOME TO COTOBUZZ, COMMUNITY JOURNALISM: NEWS AND SATIRE COVERING COTO DE CAZA & ENVIRONS - Fighting Apathy, One Coto ...
		From time to time, a Coto Discussion Forum reader opines that he prefers to hear facts and not personal opinion – so here are some of them with regards to cumulative voting:
		Young is chairman of the Delegates and Other Committee, the committee responsible for bringing Coto de Caza the current board of directors and its disastrous consequence.
		It should also be noted that the DandO committee is sanctioned by the current board, AND the CZ Master Association website still shows Paul Young as the Chairman, that Young has not been a homeowner, but Jerry Mezger “believes” it is illegal for spouses to serve on the same committee.
	www.atwebo.com /cotobuzz/2006/CotoCumulativeVote.htm (1210 words)

	The Pinnacle
		"It's true that (Joe) Coto retired and that they need a new superintendent up there," said Diaz.
		The opening first came available when the district's Coto announced his plans to retire at the end of the school year.
		Coto has been the district's superintendent for the last 12 years.
	www.pinnaclenews.com /news/contentview.asp?c=180544 (435 words)

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