State Senate Passes Budget
Associated Press
SACRAMENTO —
The state Senate approved a $44.2-billion state budget today that backers said was the most reasonable possible given the $1-billion tax shortfall. The vote was 34 to 2 for the spending plan for the fiscal year that begins Friday. The measure was sent to the Assembly for action.
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