Proposition 38, a voter-initiative constitutional amendment on the ballot last November, had as its main purpose the providing of scholarships, or “vouchers” to all school-age children whose parents chose to send them to a private school. (“Proposition 38: Text of Proposed Law,” 71) This was not, however, the only effect which it would have had. The amendment would also have restricted the government’s authority to place new regulations on private schools, or to put health and safety …showed first 75 words of 3585 total…

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