VLBA Imaging at 7 mm and Linear Polarimetric Observations at 6 cm and 3 mm of Sgr A*

. We summarize the results of 7 mm VLBA imaging of Sgr A* and discuss some of the difficulties of accurately constraining the size of Sgr A* with VLBI observations. Our imaging results are fully consistent with the hypothesis that the VLBA image of Sgr A* is a resolved elliptical Gaussian caused by the scattering of an intervening thermal plasma. We show that determination of the minor axis size at 7 mm with the VLBA is very unreliable. We also present new polarimetric observations from the VLA and from the BIMA array of Sgr A*. At 4.8 GHz, we find an upper limit to the polarization of 0.1%. At 86 GHz, we report a marginal detection of 1 \Sigma 1% linear polarization. We discuss the effects of interstellar propagation on the linear polarization and consider the significance of very low intrinsic linear polarization in Sgr A*. 1. 7 mm VLBA Imaging of Sgr A* We summarize previously-published results of 7 mm VLBA imaging of Sgr A* (Bower & Backer 1998). Observations of Sgr A* at 43 GHz w..