Propositions on the Ballot Four Money Measures Explained
California voters face 19 propositions in the November ballot. This piece previews Prop 1 to authorize 500 million in bonds for veterans’ farms and homes, Prop 2 for 160 million in school district aid, Prop 3 for 200 million in bonds for state institutions, and Prop 12 to shorten repayment terms and curb newspaper ads. It notes proponents argue for veterans and schools, while foes warn of fiscal costs and state control.
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Prop 12 debate and bond measure tensions emerge
Dilworth as author criticizes rising costs and warns that publishers lack advertising. California public bond propositions feature in official voter pamphlets. County count and publicity issues spark contention as John B. Long voices concerns about proper dissemination and voter knowledge.
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