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lenges to the freeze. 8. Story related by Kay Eisenhower, interview, May 16, 1979. 9. Jack Stumpf and Paul Terrell, Proposition 13 and California Human Services: First Year Impacts on Budgets, Personnel and Clients, mimeographed (Millbrae, Calif.: National Association of Social Workers, California Chapter, 1979), pp. 50-68. 10. The first data are from a survey of 1,528 adults interviewed statewide. See Support for 13 Still Growing, Los Angeles Times, September 1, 1978, p. 1. The-second data cited are from a survey of 983 adults. See The Field Institute, Taxes and Government Spending, in California Opinion Index (San Francisco, 1979). 11. For more complete catalogings of possible actions, see Charles H. Levine, Organizational Decline and Cutback Management, Public Administration Review 38 (July/ August 1978), 316-25; and Peter J. May and Arnold J. Meltsner, Strengthening Local Governance in a Post-Proposition 13 World: A Report to the San Francisco Foundation (Berkeley, Calif.: Graduate School of Public Policy, University of California, Berkeley, October 1979

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