Propositions on Ballot Target Taxes and School Building
Seven of the 22 November propositions directly affect taxpayers by expanding indebtedness or creating exemptions. Propositions 1, 2, 9, 10, and 12 focus on bonds for community college and UC health facilities, school earthquake repairs, and veteran tax exemptions. Local funding shares and federal matching impact totals up to roughly $524 million for UC facilities and millions in local taxes and exemptions.
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Long Beach City College
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Propositions Shape California Health and School Funding Debate
The article outlines Prop 2 funding for health science expansion, with 198.1 million sought if approved, while opponents argue it narrows focus. It notes Prop 9 on school earthquake safety funding, voter approval hurdles, and fears of lower thresholds enabling broader borrowing. comments from Sen Bradley and statements from Gov Reagan and the State Chamber of Commerce are included.
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California schools face safety standard deadline 1975
State Schools Supt. Wilson Riles and many legislators support a measure to require districts to upgrade buildings to safety standards by 1975. Riles estimates over 1,700 California schools have substandard facilities, with broad civic and organizational backing for the change.
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