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John Van de Kamp, who was California's attorney general for eight years and once ran for governor, was chosen as the next president of the State Bar. The 68-year-old Pasadena resident beat out three other candidates Saturday as State Bar governors cast their votes during a meeting in San Francisco. He will take over in October during the Bar's annual meeting in Monterey. "I've spent 30 years in public life, and those were good years,� Van de Kamp said after the vote. �And this is just an extension of that."
May 25, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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