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COLUMN ONE: Still Green in World of Politics: Sure, there are quirky features - 'vibes watchers' at meetings and a plan for vegetarian meals in jail. There is also stressful infighting. But the state's Green Party has scored some early successes.

EARTHWATCH: The Green Party Arrives. A new
congressional candidate tries to penetrate the smog of the County

Environmentalist Green Party May Have Ballot Spot
By Daniel M. Weintraub | Staff Writer, Los Angeles Times | January 3, 1992

A talented artist and a long time San Francisco Green, Harry Driggs created the Leafy G graphic that the Green Party of California (GPCA) has used as its de facto logo since the early 1990s.

By Mike Feinstein, Green Synthesis, March 1990.

Suddently, the California Green Assembly meeting came to a halt, as everyone leaned forward to hear ABC's local affiliate come through a 2" Sony Watchman. "Today was a historic day. Sixty Green activists from all areas of California gathered in Sacramento to launch a new political party, the Green Party of California."