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Cash Strapped California

"Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger announced in mid-August that he plans to borrow $64.7 million from the state's general fund to move forward with construction of a new death row at San Quentin State Prison. According to a Bee editorial, "the administration's call for bids to build new digs for condemned inmates comes as the governor's lawyers seek court approval to furlough state workers and cut their pay to minimum wage, and as he pushes to end safety net services for some of California's poorest and most vulnerable citizens."

The story can be found here.