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The Budget Gap Yawns Again
California's budget shortfall could rise to $24 billion 18 months from now. Governor Schwarzenegger has called a special legislative session to head that off with what he calls " drastic measures ."
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readCalifornia's budget shortfall could rise to $24 billion 18 months from now. Governor Schwarzenegger has called a special legislative session to head that off with what he calls "drastic measures." They include cuts to schools and reductions of vital services, and significant increases in taxes. Evan Halper reports from Sacramento for the Los Angeles Times.
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The full episode
1 of 3Desperate Times Make for Desperate Measures- 1:25The Budget Gap Yawns AgainYou’re reading this
- 7:12Gay Rights, Voters' Will
- 20:41Government Reform Begins with the Lines on a Map