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the constant upward trend in_stategovernment spending.It recommends a total of $944.9 million for fiscal 1967,$125.2 million more than appropriated for 1966.The increase is the highest in aseries of annual record smashers.  A breakdown of the total reveals:  \n*$445 million for education--from kindergarten to junior collegeand through university graduate school.  \n*$130 million for grants and payments(excluding education)to localgovernmental units for a variety of services.  \n*$79 million for capital construction of new institutional and officebuildings,purchase of land,and remodeling of existing facilities.  \n*$290 million to pay operating expenses of the newly reorganizedexecutive departments,the legislature and the judiciary.  \nMajor items comprising the $125.2 million increase include:  \n*$49 million extra for education--a combination of more and highergrants for local schools and larger payments to colleges anduniversities.  \n*$16 million more for capital construction projects.  \n*$16 million for the new aged homestead exemption program.  \n*$13 million additional to start the new federal medicare program.  \n*$13 million extra for mental health,primarily to expand and improveservices.  \n*$11 million for civil service pay increases.  \nFor the second consecutive year,spending would outrun revenues.The budget wou¹dbe balanced:  \n*Without new taxes or increased tax rates;  \n*By spending $67 million of accumulated surplus.  If revenuecollections rise to predicted levels,the general fund accumulatedsurplus wil1 shrink to $67.1 million by June 30,1967.  \nGeneral fund-general purpose recommendations represent only part of the budgetstory.Spending from all funds will total $2.1 billion,a one year increase of$400 million or 11 percent.  \ns  \nPercent  \nIncrease or  \n\n| State Operations  \u003Cbr>and Local Benefits   | Actual   \u003Cbr>1964   | Spending  \u003Cbr>1965   | Appropriation  \u003Cbr>1966   | Executive  \u003Cbr>Recommendation   | (Decrease)  \u003Cbr>1967 Over   |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  | 1967   | 1964   | 1966   |\n| Executive   | 0.4  \u003Cbr>$   | $  0.4   | 0.7  \u003Cbr>$   | $  \u003Cbr>1.9   | 375%   | 171%   |\n| Legislative   | 2.8   | 3.7   | 5.6   | 5.9   | 111   | 5   |\n| Judicial   | 2.0   | 2.5   | 2.9   | 3.3   | 65   | 14   |\n| Departments of:   |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| Administration   | 3.0   | 3.3   | 3.5   | 3.3   | 10   | (6)   |\n| Agriculture   | 4.1   | 4.3   | 5.2   | 6.7   | 63   | 29   |\n| Attorney General   | 1.3   | 1.0   | 1.2   | 1.4   | 8   | 17   |\n| Civil Rights   | 0.2   | 0.4   | 0.6   | 0.9   | 350   | 50   |\n| Civil Service   | 1.2   | 1.2   | 1.3   | 1.5   | 25   | 15   |\n| Commerce   | 8.6   | 9.2   | 10.6   | 11.1   | 29   | 5   |\n| Conservation   | 7.1   | 7.3   | 9.4   | 12.7   | 79   | 35   |\n| Corrections   | 18.1   | 18.9   | 20.2   | 21.6   | 19   | 7   |\n| Education:   |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| Department&Other   | 8.0   | 10.7   | 13.8   | 19.6   | 145   | 42   |\n| State Universities   | 109.9   | 131.2   | 164.8   | 189.0   | 72   | 15   |\n| Community Colleges   | 5.9   | 7.6   | 11.6   | 15.1   | 156   | 30   |\n| School Aid Supp.*   |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| Total Education   |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| Labor   | 1.3   | 1.8   | 2.2   | 3.2   | 146   | 45   |\n| Licensing   | 1.9   | 1.7   | 2.0   | 2.1   | 11   | 5   |\n| Mental Health   | 83.2   | 88.8   | 101.7   | 115.0   | 38   | 13   |\n| Military Affairs   | 2.3   | 2.2   | 2.3   | 2.6   | 13   | 13   |\n| Public Health   | 18.5   | 18.2   | 22.4   | 18.9   | 2   | (16)   |\n| Social Services   | 88.2   | 91.9   | 101.1   | 114.0   | 29   | 13   |\n| State   | 1.7   | 1.8   | 3.7   | 4.7   | 176   | 27   |\n| State Police   | 13.7   | 15.3   | 18.5   | 20.9   | 53   | 13   |\n| Treasury   | 7.2   | 7.3   | 8.0   | 8.8   | 22   | 10   |\n| Debt Service&Transfers   | 39.1   | 39.3   | 36.4   | 59.8   | 53   | 64   |\n| Capital Outlay   | 3","cbCaijvOK7Shk1Xl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijvOK7Shk1Xl","pdf",529787,"English","# BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS\n## Overview of total and fiscal 1967 recommendations\n## Major spending breakdown and increase items\n## Second-year balance conditions and general fund context\n## Total spending across all funds\n## GF-GP appropriations and legislative discretion","[{\"question\":\"What total amount is recommended for fiscal 1967?\",\"answer\":\"The budget recommends a total of $944.9 million for fiscal 1967, which is $125.2 million more than the appropriated amount for 1966.\"},{\"question\":\"Which spending areas receive major portions of the total?\",\"answer\":\"The highlights break the total into $445 million for education, $130 million for grants and payments, $79 million for capital construction, and $290 million for operating expenses of reorganized executive departments, the legislature, and the judiciary.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the document describe balancing the budget?\",\"answer\":\"Spending would outrun revenues for the second consecutive year, and the budget would be balanced without new taxes or increased tax rates by spending $67 million of accumulated surplus.\"}]","BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS - No. 779 - Budget overview for fiscal 1967 | PDF",1789963810]