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Will Proposition 1-A Finally Resolve State Budget Problems?
After three months of deadlock, Governor Schwarzenegger and Democrats in Sacramento rounded up three Republicans to pass a budget . But they insist that a $48-billion shortfall won't be resolved unless voters pass six ballot measures on May 19.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readAfter three months of deadlock, Governor Schwarzenegger and Democrats in Sacramento rounded up three Republicans to pass a budget. But they insist that a $48-billion shortfall won't be resolved unless voters pass six ballot measures on May 19. The most important is Prop 1-A, the Budget Stabilization Act, which would cap spending, extend recently enacted taxes, and enlarge the “rainy day” fund.
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4 of 4Will Proposition 1-A Finally Resolve State Budget Problems?- 1:16Why Hasn’t a Spate of Murders Led to More Gun Control?
- 27:12LAUSD Drops Plan to Cut 1,900 Teachers
- 31:03Phil Spector Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
- 37:07Will Proposition 1-A Finally Resolve State Budget Problems?You’re reading this