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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1980

Page

8

Nationwide anti tax drive hits state and local revenues

The anti tax movement shown a broad impact across the United States, with state and local revenues declining as a share of GDP. Governors warn of reduced flexible aid and greater federal centralization as referendums push for further tax cuts and spending limits, while projections suggest federal outlays may fall to 19.9 percent of GDP by 1985 even with inflation adjustments.

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Prop 9 defeat marks limits of tax revolt in California

The Prop 9 loss shows voter restraint on tax cutting, with Californians rejecting a deep income tax cut while defending basic services. Analysts note the anti tax wave grew from 1975 and spread nationwide, aided by referendums and initiatives that constrain government revenue and shift spending, despite more moderate outcomes overall.

John Herbers New York Times Washington California Nues Rand Corp New York State

Senate Set for Draft Registration Vote Clash

A showdown is expected in the Senate next week as Byrd and Baker urge ending the filibuster against Hatfield on renewing draft registration for 19 and 20 year olds. The Senate may vote Tuesday to cut off debate with 60 votes needed for a 100 hour end. The House has approved $13.3 million to renew registration.

Senate Carter Mark O. Hatfield R-Ove House

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