ADVISORY/Taxpayers for Fair Competition, Yes On Proposition 35.

News/Assignment Editors

ADVISORY...for Tuesday (Oct. 10)

--(BUSINESS WIRE)

    WHAT: Providing early morning commuters with both short-term
          (antacid tablets) and long-term (Proposition 35) remedies
          for traffic gridlock, supporters of the measure -- on
          the last day to register to vote -- will hand out voter
          registration forms to the earliest Starbucks customers.

          Those who are already registered to vote will receive an
          absentee ballot application -- on what is also the first
          day absentee ballots become available -- along with their
          Alka-Seltzer tablets and information sheet on Prop. 35
          headlined, "Fizz, fizz, plop, plop. Vote Yes on 35, so
          projects won't stop!"

          Proposition 35 simply gives state and local governments the
          flexibility to use private engineers and architects to
          complete overdue highway, rail transit and other projects
          on time and on budget. Those with long, early morning
          commutes stand to benefit the most from using public/private
          partnerships to get much needed transportation projects
          completed.

    WHEN: 5:30 a.m. to 9 a.m.
          Tuesday, October 10

    WHERE: Outside Starbucks Coffee
           12170 Ventura Blvd. (one block west of Laurel Canyon)
           Studio City, Calif.

    WHO: Supporters of Proposition 35

(Scott Macdonald of Yes on 35 will be on hand to assist your coverage.)