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Which Way, L.A.?

Get Ready for Hard Times in Southern California

The latest economic forecasts are gloomy for California, where housing prices may not go up again for a long time. Also tonight, Governor Schwarzenegger vetoed 150 million dollars from the much-criticized budget. On Reporter’s Notebook, what will the financial crisis mean for billions of dollars in bonds being asked for on next months’ statewide ballot?

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By Warren Olney • Sep 25, 2008 • 30m Listen

The latest economic forecasts are gloomy for California, where housing prices may not go up again for a long time. Also tonight, Governor Schwarzenegger vetoed 150 million dollars from the much-criticized budget. On Reporter’s Notebook, what will the financial crisis mean for billions of dollars in bonds being asked for on next months’ statewide ballot?

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    Warren Olney

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