Prop. 13 At 25: The Debate Continues
9 June 2003 - 10:00am
On the 25h anniversary of California's landmark Prop. 13, the debate over its impact continues.
"It's been 25 years since California voters passed Proposition 13, a tax-slashing initiative that changed the political landscape of the state. Voters in other states have used the initiative to curb taxes. But many Californians blame Prop 13 for destroying the state's economy and quality of life." Includes an interview with urban planner William Fulton. [Streaming audio, 7 minutes.]
Full Story:
Mixed Reviews for Prop 13 on 25th Anniversary
Source:
National Public Radio, June 6, 2003
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