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posted on Jun 26, 09 09:43AM

well this clearly is not a proper solution, but deperate times crete desperate actions

California set to issue IOUs as fiscal crisis weighs
By Dan Whitcomb and Ciara Linnane Dan Whitcomb And Ciara Linnane
Wed Jun 24, 10:00 pm ET

LOS ANGELES/NEW YORK (Reuters) – California’s controller said on Wednesday that he would have to issue IOUs in a week if lawmakers can’t quickly solve a $24 billion budget deficit, and the state’s treasurer plans to tap a reserve fund to meet debt service costs.

The measures came as a budget crisis deepened in the most populous U.S. state and the gridlocked legislature failed to pass a proposed $11 billion in cuts.

"Next Wednesday we start a fiscal year with a massively unbalanced spending plan and a cash shortfall not seen since the Great Depression," Controller John Chiang said in a statement announcing that he would be forced to use IOUs to pay the state’s bills beginning on July 2.

"The state’s $2.8 billion cash shortage in July grows to $6.5 billion in September and after that we see a double digit freefall," Chiang said. "Unfortunately, the state’s inability to balance its checkbook will now mean short-changing taxpayers, local governments and small businesses."

State Treasurer Bill Lockyer, meanwhile, is planning to draw on reserves for economic recovery sales tax bonds, according to a spokesman.

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