California urges water conservation may avert mandatory rationing
San Diego AP says Richard Robie of the state Water Resources department expects no mandatory rationing in Southern California due to strong conservation. He notes water prices will rise in 1983 as electric contracts reset and pumping costs remain high. Northern Californians cut usage sharply while Southern Californians also conserve, possibly avoiding rationing as prices climb and kits are distributed.
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California school finance committee takes up five year plan
A six member joint Senate Assembly panel in Sacramento began work on a five-year 1.9 billion plan to reform California school financing. The committee weighs how much state money to add, how much replaces local taxes, and how funds boost education while meeting a court order to reduce disparities.
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