Californians Love Taxes, Not Government Reform
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March 29 (Bloomberg) -- A funny thing happened afterCalifornia officials announced the shutdown of 70 state parks inthe face of an estimated $33 million in budget cutbacks: Privatecompanies, wealthy donors, nonprofit organizations and localgovernments came up with ways to keep many parks open.
Eleven parks have already been dropped from the closinglist, and the parks agency is holding workshops to teachcommunity groups how to run a state park.