Elizabeth Hill

Legislative Analyst for the State of CA Legislative Analyst's Office

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Legislative Analyst for the State of CA Legislative Analyst's Office

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In January, with a 14 billion dollar deficit, Governor Schwarzenegger proposed a 10% cut in spending across the board including almost 5 billion from schools.

Anti-tax Governor Considers Closing Tax Loopholes

In January, with a 14 billion dollar deficit, Governor Schwarzenegger proposed a 10% cut in spending across the board including almost 5 billion from schools.

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