- This act provides for a bond issue of five hundred million dollars ($500,000,000) to provide farm and home aid for California veterans.
- Appropriates money from state General Fund to pay off bonds, if costs not offset by payments from participating veterans.
- A YES vote of this measure means:
- The state would be able
to issue $500 million in general
obligation bonds to provide
loans for the veterans’ farm
and home purchase (Cal-Vet)
program.
- A NO vote of this measure means:
- The state would not be
able to issue these bonds for
this purpose.
- Summary of Arguments FOR Proposition 32:
- The time-honored Cal-Vet Loan
Program helps wartime
veterans to purchase homes
and farms in California at no
expense to taxpayers. Voter-approved
bonds finance the
Program and are repaid, along
with all program costs, by
veteran loan holders. This
measure would replenish such
bonds. We urge your support.
Full Text of Argument In Favor,
Rebuttal
- Summary of Arguments AGAINST Proposition 32:
- Proposition 32 is a half billion
dollar bond measure that
would cost taxpayers a fortune.
The money would be used
to buy homes for “veterans”
defined to even include persons
like Presidential candidate
George W. Bush who joined his
state’s Air National Guard
instead of going to fight in
Vietnam!
Full Text of Argument Against,
Rebuttal
- Contact FOR Proposition 32:
- Glenn Gilbert
Assembly Committee on Veterans Affairs
California State Assembly
1020 N Street, Room 357
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 319-2486
glenn.gilbert@asm.ca.gov
- Contact AGAINST Proposition 32:
- Melvin L. Emerich
Attorney at Law
95 South Market St., #300
San Jose, CA 95113
(408) 995-3224
http://www.melemerich.com
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