SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - A plan to reorganize state government proposes eliminating 12,000 state jobs and hundreds of state boards and commissions for a possible savings of $32 billion over the next five years. Details in the 2,500-page report obtained Friday by The Associated Press also include contracting out government work to private contractors and requiring college and university students to perform community service. The report by the California Performance Review Board would mark the biggest reorganization since the 1960s in a state that has fallen deeper into debt to maintain services. The report is scheduled to be released Tuesday....