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and i ould go along with Curs findings th.i! a major budget defied is hniiiung druses' office norm. ills releases its reports on stale resenues and expenditures on the (Mh of the month, the earliest dale when statislics for prior months (an be compiled, an.ils and released Another is a remrt bs the Comiiiissiiin on Slate Ft nance, vshich al one (mint vsas being readied for release in OcIoIht, but now will not be released until mid Nosemlx-r or Deti-mlMT. aicording to a coininission source The commission's revenue and expendiliire analysis, act ordmg to reiorls in iilaling in the Capitol, will show 1441 Si. a REAL ESTATE LICENSE fj OSl Kllhl SI) I'M f'AHA 1 i I I i Sal Sun Oi lubrr I ltd 10 a (XI A.Mf KiCAN SCHOOLS J'Ji So I -I it-. It S.lMi A'nl 1 J', r.

A a wr (714)-999-0222 INTLRtST RA ILS AM COMISG IXM li and REAL 1ST AT IS SLLUSG AGAIS' Coo Anclco Cimf a Honig Against Teacher Raises, Unionists Say raws Ji (PjJl ll "MM iiufliif UOlUlli LivLvS1 life OMy I By DAVID fi.SAVAGK. Timfs F.iiucutwn Whirr Loaders of the California and Ims Angeles teachers unions charged slate schtxil superintendent candidate Bill Honig on Tuesday with being unsympathetic lo teachers and opposed to a needed cost-of-living raise. But lining, who is running against incumbent Wilson Kiles, countered that he is not opposed to a raise hut believes it shoulti be linked to a series of reforms in the public schools. "1 am not anti-teacher and have never proposed a freeze in public schtxil funding." Ilonig saiil in response to the charges. In b.ick-lo-back appearances at the Creator Los Angolos Press Club, the teacher union presidents charged Home, with "attacking" leathers to bolster his campaign and the candidate charged that the union leaders arc "out of touch with their members and the general public." Marilyn Russell Untie, president of the California Teachers said the "main issue in this campaign is school funding." and Riles has been the most consistent advocate of increased aid for the public schools, she added.

Bittle said later she is "opposed to a link between reform and money. The money comes first. It has to." she said. Judy Solkovits. president of the United Teachers of Los Angeles, said her union endorsed Riles because he has been "consistently supportive of teachers." Honig has upset the teacher union leaders, not only by linking additional state aid lo reforms such as a longer school day.

but by proposing to give school officials "more flexibility" in dismissing incompetent teachers. Ilonig said Riles and the teachers union heads have compiled "a sorry record" of declining state support because they are "always asking for more money." but not taking steps "lo deliver a better product." "I am backed by many classroom teachers." Ilonig added, while "his (Riles) only major support is from the teachers unions." Meanwhile, several Latino education leaders, including Julian Nava, former Ixs Angeles school board president, endorsed Ilonig on Tuesday. "After 12 years, it's time for a change." Nava said, noting lhat only Ilonig has talked during the campaign about the many problems in the public schools and how to solve them. 4- Si' 1 ll J- 1 The Luxury Of Uninterrupted Relaxation. Uninterrupted Work.

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