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Enabling legislation for Proposition 8 contains a clause saying that If Proposition 13 is passed, Proposition 8 becomes void. Secretary of State March Fong Eu predicted 68 percent of the state's 9 9 million voters would vote because of the high Interest in the tax Issue. Rom Showers Stationary Occluded NATIONAL WIATHER SERVICE NOAA Otpl of Commpicc fi ill SSL I Until Wednesday LOS ANGELES I AP) In dlcatlng a California taxpayers' revolt In the making, pre-election polls pointed toward victory today (or Proposition 13. the ballot initiative that would cut the average property tax bill by more than half. Proposition 13 is strongly supported by homeowners, because It would slash the average annual property tax bill from $1,400 to $600.

It also would mean enormous tax savings for some of California's biggest landowners, the public utilities. Three companies alone Pacific Telephone, Pacific Gas tt Electric and Southern California Edlslon would get a combined tax cut of $280 million. But because the tax cut would reduce property tax revenue for cities, counties and schools from $12 billion to billion annually, the Issue has been critized by many labor and business leader i Among its opponents is Gov. Edmund Brown running against token opposition in a nine-candidate Democratic gubernatorial primary field Brown has endorsed Proposition 8, a more moderate tax cut plan. The tax issue overshadowed other contests on the ballot, which included the Republican primary gubernatorial race between conservative Ed Davis, the former Los Angeles police chief, and GOP moderates Evelle You.iger, Ken Maddy and Pete Wilson.

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And, since the ground is already saturated, then local drainage problems remain a definite possibility. This is especially true since additional rains of an inch or more falling in a short time is quite possible through Wednesday. The chances of rain are near 100 percent for today and 80 percent for tonight and tomorrow. However, on Thursday we should begin clearing out as the upper-level system which Is primarily responsible for this activity moves on eastward. Until then the cloudiness and thundershowers should result in daytime highs on ly reaching the mid 80s for today and tomorrow with a low tonight in the lower 70s.

Also southerly winds increasing to 8 to IS miles per hour tomorrow will be even stronger and gustier near the heavier thunderstorms. Then on Thursday we should have partly cloudy skies with hot, humid weather and Just a few scattered daytime thundershowers which should continue into Friday and Saturday So, if we can make it through the next hours without floating a then we should have some more typical summer weather for the weekend. Offshore southerly winds at 10 to IS knots and thunderstorms should result In seas of at least 2 to 4 feet with locally higher winds and seas near the heavier thunderstorms. rn cdy 66 50 .09 cdy rn 23 clr 20 rn rn 16 74 51 87 62 81 73 87 76 84 63 85 73 67 43 81 59 95 68 clr 04 cdy Albany Albu'que Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Atlantic Cty Baltimore Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo CharlstnSC Charlitn WV Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dal Ft. Wth Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Fairbanks Hartford Helena Honolulu Houston Ind'apolis Jacks'vllle Juneau Kan City Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee MplsSt.

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Tampa Salt Lake San Diego San Fran Seattle Spokane St Ste Marie Tulsa Washington clr 80 rn cdy rn rn rn 08 tie nonstop serace to Europe dm Mew (Me Rain Falls In South S3 06 76 63 85 66 87 71 86 78 63 52 78 52 87 74 88 74 79 56 95 66 80 66 83 63 89 73 83 55 102 71 75 43 66 45 91 59 73 49 87 63 83 68 88 74 75 52 71 65 63 50 92 57 89 54 65 43 78 65 88 63 cdy cdy .12 rn .12 rn rn rn 35 cdy cdy .18 rn .18 rn clr rn 08 clr cdy rn rn rn 05 rn clr cdy cdy cdy cdy rn 89 cdy .02 cdv New Mexico and Colorado. By late Monday, most of the violent weather in the southern and central Plains had died down except for a few reports of large hail in the Abilene and Lubbock, Texas areas. There were a few areas of clear to partly cloudy skies early today mainly from portions of the Dakotas across the upper Mississippi Valley through the Great Lakes. Temperatures at 3 a.m., EDT, ranged from 37 at Rain fell on much of the South early today. Showers and thunderstorms ranged from the Southern Plateau region through the southern and central Rockies, into the lower and middle Mississippi Valley and up through the Atlantic Coast states.

Isolated showers and thundershowers also were spotted in parts of New England. The heaviest activity was in Florida, from western and northern Texas across western Oklahoma into western Kansas and in adjacent portions of eastern m. Louisiana Weather 1y (, Gunnison, to 87 at Red Bluff, and Phoenix, Ariz. River Stages By The Auociited Pre Flood 8Utl4bour Stage Today Chug Tide Mississippi Watch us shine9 with new nonstop service to Amsterdam, direct to Frankfurt. 18 8 1.3 Rise 30 St Louis Memphis Helena Ark City The first nonstop service ever from New Orleans to Europe, starting July 2, brings you 34 44 44 43 48 35 16 2 1.7 Fall 25 9 1 6 Fall 25 6 0 I Fall 33 1 0.5 Fall 40 70 4 Fall 29.2 0 6 Fall 12 0 0 2 Fall Vlcksbg Natchez Traveling to Europe couldn't be easier, more pleasant-or lower in cost.

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The National Weather Service says Louisiana will get wet again today, and even wetter Wednesday. Southern winds are pumping Gulf moisture over the state, and this, combined with unstable air, triggered showers early this morning over the south portion. The chance of showers and thunderstorms will increase to 70 or 80 percent Wednesday. Predawn low temperatures today ranged from 71 at Monroe to 80 at Boothville. 17 Orlns HIGH: 7: 10 a.m.

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