California budget predicts bright two year economy ahead
Governor Brown projects 12.2 percent rise in corporate profits to 16.2 billion in 1977 with jobless rate easing from 9.6 to 7.4 percent by 1978. Personal income would reach 169.5 billion in 1977 and 186 billion in 1978, while nonresidential building expects strong gains though drought risks persist.
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California budget signals education funding shift amid enrollment declines
The budget projects a 10 percent rise in basic education funding to 3.2 billion if Serrano equalized funding is approved, or a 2.4 percent increase otherwise. It forecasts a long run enrollment drop of 35,605 in elementary and high schools, with UC and state colleges also showing declines this year.
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University of California
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Brown proposes $91.7 million for new state office buildings
Gov. Edmund G. Brown seeks a $91.7 million capital plan for three new Sacramento offices and facilities in Long Beach San Francisco and San Jose. The proposal shifts from the Reagan era leasing policy to owned state space with specific projects totaling $15.2 billion in the budget and includes a $19 million Justice Department building in Sacramento plus solar heating and insulation upgrades costing $4.5 million.
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