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SAN FRANCISCO, July 2 (Reuters) - As California marked itssecond day of a new fiscal year without a budget agreement, thestate government moved ahead on Thursday to issue billions ofdollars in "IOUs" in order to avoid a cash crisis.
California faces a financial stranglehold after lawmakersfailed to balance the budget by the start of the state's newfiscal year on Wednesday, leaving a $26.3 billion deficit.
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