Index
Charles I. Guarria
(Long Island University, Brooklyn, USA)
Proposition 13 – America’s Second Great Tax Revolt: A Forty Year Struggle for Library Survival
ISBN: 978-1-78769-018-9, eISBN: 978-1-78769-017-2
Publication date: 6 December 2018
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Guarria, C.I. (2018), "Index", Proposition 13 – America’s Second Great Tax Revolt: A Forty Year Struggle for Library Survival, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 115-118. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78769-017-220181006
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Copyright © 2019 Emerald Publishing Limited
INDEX
Note: Page numbers followed by “n” with numbers indicate footnotes.
AB 8 (law)
, 31–32
Adult programming
, 41
Advance local budgets
, 12
Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations
, 11
Alameda County Public Library
, 59–60
Alameda’s adult literacy program
, 97
Altadena Library District
, 64
Amador Valley Joint Union High School District v. State Board of Equalization
, 2
America’s colonial period (1492–1763)
, 5
American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (A.F.L.–C.I.O)
, 9
American Libraries Magazine
, 16
American Library Association (ALA)
, 16–17, 45, 78, 91
American Tax Reduction Movement
, 3n1
Anti-tax sentiment
, 3n3
Bailout money
, 21, 61
Berkeley Public Library
, 90
“Black Wednesday”
, 15
Bonds library bonds
, 81–84
“Born-again tax cutter”
, 95
Budget
advance local
, 12
cuts process
, 22
Jarvis Budget
, 7
public library
, 22
tightening
, 46
Budgetary surplus
, 12
California Librarian, The
, 19
California librarians
, 14, 96
California Library Association (CLA)
, 13, 15–16, 17, 18, 19–20, 44, 45, 53, 71, 94, 98
California Library Literacy and English Acquisition Service
, 96
California Library Literacy Services program
, 73
California Library Services Act (CLSA)
, 48n8, 71, 96
California Library Services Board
, 17
California Newspaper Project
, 96
California Public Employees Retirement System
, 90n8
California Reading and Literacy Improvement and Public Library Construction and Renovation Bond Act (2000)
, 81
California State Library (CSL)
, 9, 18, 23, 45, 72, 82, 91
California State University (CSU)
, 84
California Tax Reduction Movement
, 50
California Teachers Association
, 94
California Voter Pamphlet (1978)
, 12
Californian Library Association
, 23
Carpinteria
, 8
Citizens for Tax Justice
, 44
City of San Leandro Public Library
, 30
Civil Liberties Public Education Program
, 96
Co-located joint use
, 83
Coalition strategy
, 45
Colton Public Library
, 24
Commercial property tax
, 103
laws
, 98
Committee on Government Reform
, 15
Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA)
, 26, 28
Contra Costa Public Library
, 25, 26
Conventional wisdom
, 10
Cooperative library system
, 96
Corona Public Library
, 26, 30
County of Los Angeles Public Library (CoLAPL)
, 8, 61
Daly City Public Library
, 26
Federal Library Services and Technology Act
, 92
Financial hardship
, 34
Fiscal hara-kiri
, 3
Free library services
, 17
Full-time equivalent (FTE)
, 86
Funding
, 4, 40
affecting libraries
, 8
efforts of Friends of SFPL
, 65
libraries
, 13, 40, 63
“1970s funding” reference
, 100
for online reference systems
, 50–51
predicament
, 61
for Public Library Foundation
, 48
Gann, Paul
, 3n5, 5, 6, 33, 43, 49, 52
death
, 56–57
Hayward Public Library
, 26
Housing inflation
, 11
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
, 69
Huntington Beach Public Library
, 26
Inflation
, 11
Initiative industrial complex
, 75
Irvine Public Library
, 26
Jarvis, Howard
, 2–3, 6, 18, 34, 42, 49, 50, 56
Jarvis Budget
, 7
Joint venture
, 83
Kindergarten University Public Education Facilities Bond Act (2002)
, 84
Know 9 awareness campaign
, 43
Librarians
, 8
Library community
, 17
Library Construction and Renovation Bond Act (1988)
, 53
Library Journal
, 14, 16, 17, 19, 22, 24, 40, 44, 47, 99
Library Services Retention and Enhancement Act
, 64
Library/libraries
, 3–4, 53–57, 84–88, 96
funding
, 59
libraries
, 13, 24–25, 40, 63
public
, 16, 33–34
system
, 3, 86
Livermore Public Library
, 26
Local administration control
, 13
Local Public Safety Protection and Improvement Act (1993)
, 63
Los Angeles Public Library (LAPL)
, 7–8, 16, 28, 97
Los Angeles Times (LA Times)
, 8, 13, 22, 74, 84
Los Gatos Public Library
, 26
Mailings, effective
, 5
Maine Municipal Association
, 88–89
Maine Taxpayer Action Network
, 88–89
Marin County Free Library
, 26
Merced County Library
, 66
Multiple tax relief bills
, 9
Multnomah County Library in Oregon
, 60
National Public Radio (NPR)
, 62, 74
“1970s funding” reference
, 100
Non-residential commercial property
, 93
Oakland Public Library
, 86
Online Computer Library Center (OCLC)
, 28
Orange County Library System
, 67
Oregon Property Tax for Schools and State Operations Amendment or Measure
, 5, 60
Palm Springs Library
, 61
Parcel tax
, 64
People’s Initiative to Limit Property Taxation
, (see Proposition 13 (Tax Limitations Initiative))
Pomona City library
, 27
Populism
, (see Referendums)
Portland Press Herald
, 89
“Preemptive capitulation”
, 16
Property taxes
, 1–2, 14, 101
Proposition 13 (Tax Limitations Initiative)
, 1–2, 3, 42, 92–94, 98
Alameda County Library
, 23–24
City of San Diego budget cuts
, 29–30
CLA
, 13, 15–16
cost of property taxes
, 5–6
effects of
, 18–23
future perspectives
, 32
government institutions
, 34–35
inflation
, 11–12
LAPL
, 7–8
librarians
, 26–27
libraries
, 3–4
library skill
, 24–25
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
, 6–7
picketing signs
, 27–28
property tax revenue
, 31
property values
, 10–11
public libraries
, 33–34
public service
, 25–26
reaction and rally cry for and against
, 6
results
, 14–18
San Bernardino Public Library
, 36–37
shift in citizenry
, 12–13
state surplus
, 28–29
tax cut proposition
, 9–10
tax revolt
, 4–5
Proposition 62 Voter Approval of Taxes
, 50
Proposition E
, 40–41
Proposition L
, 54, 76–79
and good fortune
, 71–75
Public libraries
, 16, 19, 21, 33–34, 82
budgets
, 22
Public Library Foundation
, 73, 92
Public Library Fund
, 96, 97
Public Library Report (1980)
, 41
Public Policy Institute of California
, 60–61
Public School Library Act
, 85
Public service employment
, 20
“Qualified electors”
, 2
Reading and Literacy Improvement and Public Library Construction and Renovation Bond Act (2006)
, 91
Referendums
, 5
Relief Fund
, (see Bailout money)
Research Libraries Information Network (RLIN)
, 25
Residential property tax laws
, 98
“Rock-ribbed Republican”
, 6
Sacramento Public Library’s budget
, 61
San Bernardino Public Library
, 36–37
San Francisco Public Library (SFPL)
, 7, 53, 65, 82
School libraries
, 85
continued struggle
, 67–71
insufficiencies
, 52–53
school libraries
, 82
Self-identify
, 5
Senate bill (SB)
, 20, 45
Silicon Valley Taxpayers Association
, 99
Sonoma County Library Foundation
, 101
Sonoma County Library system
, 101
Sonoma County Public Library
, 102
South Pasadena Public Library
, 64
South Pasadena Taxpayers Association
, 64
Special Survey of California Public Libraries
, 39
“Spirit of 13”
, (see Proposition 13)
State Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
, 69
State budget for fiscal year (1987–1988)
, 50
State Question
, 577, 48–49
State-financed recreation programs
, 35
Status quo
, 11
Super majority
, 62–64
Super-charged democracy or threat to democratic viability
, 75–76
Survey of California Public Libraries 1978–1980 Before and After Proposition
, 13, 40
Tax
, 1
commercial property
, 103
cut proposition
, 9–10
measure
, 40–41
parcel
, 64
property
, 1–2, 14, 101
revolt
, 4–5, 59, 74, 88–92
revolution
, 43, 90
Tax Limitations Initiative (1978)
, 1
Time magazine
, 3, 10
Transaction-based Reimbursement Program
, 48, 92
Transition and uncertainty of Proposition 13
allies against tax revolution
, 43–52
libraries
, 39–40
libraries
, 53–57
school library insufficiencies
, 52–53
tax measure
, 40–41
tax revolution
, 43
Tulsa City County Library System
, 17
University of California (UC)
, 23, 87
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
, 23
Business Forecasting Project
, 8
libraries
, 87, 93–94
University of California at Berkeley (UC Berkley)
, 23, 45, 59
University of California-Riverside library
, 59
Valley News and Green Sheet
, 6n9