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Which Way, L.A.?

Governor Brown, Molly Munger and the Future of Public Education

Props 30 and 38 would raise taxes for similar goals, but one would send money to Sacramento, the other directly to schools. We hear more about the measures' differences.

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By Warren Olney • Sep 14, 2012 • 49m Listen

Governor Brown and a Los Angeles lawyer have qualified competing initiatives for the November ballot. Props 30 and 38 would raise taxes for similar goals, but one would send new money to Sacramento and the other directly to schools. We hear more about the differences between the two measures. The stakes for California children couldn't be higher. Also, from the back lots of Los Angeles a trashy film creates an international crisis. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, violence against America in the Muslim World.

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