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Robert G. Beverly dies at 84; Republican in California Legislature for nearly 30 years
Robert G. Beverly, a Republican who served in the state Legislature for nearly 30 years and may be best known for consumer-protection legislation that led to California's lemon laws, has died. He was 84. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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with Democrats to solve problems. He broke sides with his party on a number of issues, including gay rights and labor issues. Bob Beverly served on behalf of the South Bay in the California Legislature for nearly 30 years. Full Article at Daily Breeze
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