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Hamden police and fire officials denied raises for 2nd straight year
New Haven Register, Conn.For the second straight year, the town's police and fire chiefs received no raises and, if the trend continues, the deputy chiefs of police could in a couple of years could make more than the chief. Police Chief Thomas Wydra said he wonders if the...Tags: Pension and Welfare, Health Insurance Cost, Hamden (New Haven, Connecticut), Interior Policy, Career and Workplace
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States of Aggression: Producers Play Off the Competition for Best Deals
VarietyAs the variety of tax incentive programs has grown, one thing is increasingly getting cut: the middleman. Companies that buy tax credits from producers are increasingly working with those producers directly, rather than going through a broker. That...Tags: Services and Shopping, Finance, AMC (tv network), Banking, Economic Policy
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EDITORIAL: What happened to restraint, DFL?
Duluth News TribuneA news story the other day said Minnesota lawmakers "must decide exactly how to raise about $2 billion for the state ... before the Legislature adjourns Monday." Must? And, $2 billion? Why do lawmakers feel obligated to raise our taxes by so much? Tax...Tags: Business, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice
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UMC not the only drag on Clark County's budget outlook
Las Vegas SunMost of the services provided by Clark County are paid for using revenues from property tax collections. But several county functions -- ranging from airports to the Las Vegas Township Constable's Office -- are expected to pay for their operations using...Tags: Finance, Colleges and Universities, Economy, Business and Finance, Hospitals and Clinics, Rentals
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School funding change left in revised budget
Los Banos Enterprise (Los Banos, Calif.)Gov. Jerry Brown's proposal to change the formula for funding schools has survived the May revise, making it likely the Los Banos Unified School District will receive more money. In January, Brown unveiled a plan to provide differing amounts of money...Tags: Politics, Students, Government, Teaching and Learning, Executive Branch
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Depot workers brace for 20% pay reduction
The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo."This is going to be tough. But I have friends here with kids who are going to have an even tougher time with this furlough policy," the 28year-old Salazar said Thursday. "It makes you wish our leaders in Washington would figure out a way to pass a budget...Tags: Budget Control Act of 2011, Barack Obama, U.S. Congress, Air Transportation Industry, Mark Udall
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SEPTA delays budget votes, hoping for help
The Philadelphia InquirerHoping for more money from the state, the SEPTA board is postponing action on its budgets for the fiscal year that begins July 1. Fare increases are still expected on that date. The board's budget committee on Thursday proposed deferring until June...Tags: Travel, Finance, Electronics, Public Finance, Economy, Business and Finance
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EDITORIAL: Spending it all in one place
The Record, Stockton, Calif.California's public schools could be in for a welcome windfall if Gov. Jerry Brown has his way. In his latest budget proposal, the so-called May revise, the governor over the next five years would push billions toward education, partly because it's...Tags: Regional Authority, Finance, Students, Schools, Teaching and Learning
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Legislature's analysts to weigh in on Jerry Brown's budget
SACRAMENTO -- Earlier this week, Gov. Jerry Brown surprised budget watchers with his pessimistic outlook for California’s future, predicting that state revenues will come in about $2 billion lower next year than his administration thought in...
Tags: Earnings Forecasts, Politics, Government, Executive Branch, Jerry Brown
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TCSD board candidates share views at forum
Tonawanda News, North Tonawanda, N.Y.Four City of Tonawanda school board candidates attempted to win over voters Thursday night during a meet the candidates forum, held just a few days ahead of the vote on Tuesday. Current board member Danielle Opalinski, who replaced Lynn Casal after...Tags: Washington, DC, Elections, Politics
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Despite state budget revise, Pasadena Unified lays off 96 educators
Despite optimistic projections of increased state funding for public education next year, Pasadena Unified school board members this week approved layoffs for 96 full- or part-time educators. Although many of the layoffs could still be rescinded after...Tags: Regional Authority, Job Layoffs, Finance, Teaching and Learning, Jerry Brown
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Budget crisis, union ties weigh heavily in Los Angeles mayor race
ReutersLOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Amid the mudslinging that has marked Los Angeles' mayoral race, the two candidates vying to lead America's second-largest city agree on this: its finances are terrible, and runaway wages and pensions paid to workers need to be...Tags: Antonio Villaraigosa, Finance, Pension and Welfare, Elections, Eric Garcetti
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