Property tax school finance cuts urged by lawmakers
In Sacramento legislators heard that property tax relief and school finance plans may require cuts and potential tax increases. Analysts warn deficits creep in by 1980 81 and beyond, with estimates ranging up to several hundred million dollars depending on program growth and final bill provisions.
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San Francisco Voters Reject Bid to End District Elections
San Francisco voters soundly defeated Propositions A and B aimed at repealing district-based elections for the Board of Supervisors and curbing mayoral and City Hall terms. With about 97 percent of votes counted, Proposition A trailed 94,017 to 69,929 and Proposition B 108,398 to 60,404. Mayor Moscone hailed the result as a liberal mandate while Barbagelata branded the city as sick, vowing to resist.
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