June 19, 2008 - 11:15am
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State revenue down, everybody panic

By Wally Edge

State revenue forecasts are down nearly $167 million. While this is sure to be an issue in the governor's race, it essentially means that one state government program in the $33 billion dollar state budget might be marginally cut.

Or, as Brad Shannon at the Olympian reports, one state government program – the one that’s supposed to prevent old people from falling – might not be implemented at all.

Everybody panic.

WALLY EDGE can be reached via email at politickerwa@aol.com.
Related topics: budget, revenue
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