Haslam budget gives MTSU money for science building - The Tennessean

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Haslam budget gives MTSU money for science building The Tennessean Haslam's budget calls for $5.3 billion in K-12 education, a $116 million increase over the current year. Half of that increase would fund a 2.5 percent pay raise for teachers. Some K-12 savings, however, would come from a $2.1 million reduction in ... Haslam budget asks $43M for 3 local collegesMemphis Commercial Appeal Gov. Bill Haslam's $31 billion budget abolishes government jobs, raises payKnoxville News Sentinel Tennessee Gov. Haslam Proposes Modest Tax CutsNPR Washington Examiner -Murfreesboro Post -Missouri News Horizon all 113 news articles »

OVERNIGHT MONEY: Hello, budget cycle - The Hill (blog)

OVERNIGHT MONEY: Hello, budget cycle The Hill (blog) The Congressional Budget Office will start the season off on Tuesday, with the 11 am release of its long-term economic and budget forecast. The report, CBO's biggest of the year, will show the extent of the American fiscal hole after three years of $1 ... and more »

DC ended fiscal 2011 with budget surplus; money used to replenish reserve fund - Washington Post

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DC ended fiscal 2011 with budget surplus; money used to replenish reserve fund Washington Post WASHINGTON — District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray says the district ended fiscal 2011 with a $240 million surplus and that the money has been used to replenish the district's reserve fund. As a result, Gray says he hopes the three major credit ... DC's Found MoneyWashington City Paper (blog) Audit Shows $240M Budget Surplus In DCWAMU all 18 news articles »

Councilmen pitch budget ideas - Toledo Blade

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Councilmen pitch budget ideas Toledo Blade From bolstering the number of blighted home demolitions to stashing the money away in an emergency fund, councilmen split predictably along party lines on what they would do with the additional dollars. Finance director Patrick McLean said after ... and more »

Budget Expert: Income Tax Cuts Will Benefit the Rich - NJ Spotlight

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Budget Expert: Income Tax Cuts Will Benefit the Rich NJ Spotlight "The fact of the matter is we had to reduce the property tax rebate program because we had overspent our budgets by an extraordinary amount of money in the years before we came here," Christie said in response to a question about an NJ Spotlight report ... New Jersey Residents' Property Taxes Rose 2.4% to $7759San Francisco Chronicle all 28 news articles »