Budget Woe Traced to Bad School Spending Estimates
Sacramento Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh said the budget shortfall stems from erroneous estimates by the Legislature and Reagan administration on school spending. He noted a 1967 bill underfunded local schools and Reagan shifted 60 million from the school fund to the General Fund, creating a surplus illusion that vanished as late figures show actual aid to schools.
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Cullen Bill Bans Public Employee Strikes in California
A proposed measure by Assemblyman Mike Cullen would prohibit public employees including teachers from striking in California. The bill creates a public employment relations board, allows mediation, and permits fact finding with nonbinding recommendations. It awaits study by the Assembly committee and cannot reach a hearing for 30 days or until March 25.
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Senate OKs Local School Control in California
The California Senate approved a bill by Sen. George Miller Jr. to give 1,227 local school districts broader control over K-12 course content. The measure, 33-1, lets districts tailor programs within broad state guidelines, with Sen. Chak Bradley the sole dissenter citing potential cuts to physical education hours.
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