"A" Flop

No New Taxes

By Staff

Thursday, March 5, 1992

Salinas's attempt at raising taxes

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to bolster its police force got a two-thirds majority Tuesday. Too bad for supporters of Measure A, the two-thirds majority was opposed to the tax hike.

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