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  1. Policy groups, including the California Taxpayers Association and Tax Foundation, are discussing local tax measure approval rates and state fiscal issues.

Groups including the California Taxpayers Association and the California Hospital Association have dropped a tax measure (Proposition 43) and agreed to limits on executive pay and medical costs.

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Groups including the California Taxpayers Association and the California Hospital Association have dropped a tax measure (Proposition 43) and agreed to limits on executive pay and medical costs.

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  1. The California Hospital Association balked at the cost of necessary seismic upgrades, while expert David Simon warned of decreased access to care, coinciding with Kaiser Permanente planning a new facility.Sub-event
  2. CTA and CHA drop Prop 43 tax measure and settle on medical costs and liability limits.1 source

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Policy groups, including the California Taxpayers Association and Tax Foundation, are discussing local tax measure approval rates and state fiscal issues.

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