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Human service funding cuts may hit budget hard

St. Croix County ended 2008 in a better financial position than expected, but administrators are bracing for the as-yet-unknown impact of state funding cuts for 2010.

By Judy Wiff , April 16, 2009

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Governor plans to pull plug on Clean Sweep

For 15 straight years, St. Croix farms, small businesses and residents have used Clean Sweep collections to dispose of unused hazardous chemicals. But in his budget proposal Gov. Jim Doyle cuts about $1 million in grants for the program.

By Judy Wiff , March 18, 2009

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Adding, keeping jobs is basic to state budget says majority leader

Adding, keeping jobs is basic to state budget says majority leader Wisconsin’s budget crisis is so intertwined with the country’s economic crisis that when the nation’s problem is fixed the state’s will be too, said Assembly Majority Leader Tom Nelson Friday.

By Judy Wiff , March 18, 2009

UW-River Falls faces $5.74 million cut

The cuts being faced by UW-River Falls are part of the $174 million cut to the UW-System that Gov. Jim Doyle included in his proposed 2009-11 budget.

March 16, 2009

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State vet groups up in arms over measure in Obama VA budget

Wisconsin News
State veterans leaders are upset with an Obama administration budget proposal that would charge some veterans for their service-connected injuries at Veterans Administration Hospitals.

By Brady Bautch , March 16, 2009

Letter: Critical of Doyle

I was one of the few elected officials in the country who did not submit a wish list for the federal stimulus funds. Politicians are criticizing my skepticism of the “free money” from Washington, arguing that it can help fill the unprecedented budget shortfalls facing Wisconsin.

By Scott Walker, Milwaukee , March 13, 2009

State spending jumps over 10 percent in Doyle budget claims group

Wisconsin News
The proposed 2009-11 state budget holds general fund spending increases to less than 1 percent, but expenditures climb by 10.7 percent from all revenue sources, according to the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance a non-partisan government watchdog group.

March 06, 2009

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UW officials complain education will suffer under proposed budget

Wisconsin News
Gov. Jim Doyle wants more financial aid so more students can go to college.

March 06, 2009

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Public hearings to be held on Doyle’s budget; one in Eau Claire

Wisconsin News
The state Legislature’s Joint Finance Committee will start hearing from Wisconsinites later this month about the governor’s proposed state budget.

March 05, 2009

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Our View: Some cuts, but government expenses still going up

Gov. Jim Doyle’s budget, announced recently capitalizes on the Democratic majority to raise taxes by $1.4 billion, cut some spending and realize a few of the governor’s personal goals. Bottom line: We’ll pay more and get less.

By Editorial staff , March 04, 2009

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Doyle defends no public hearings on budget fix bill

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Gov. Jim Doyle defended the state’s fast action on a bill that raises taxes and uses federal funds to balance the current state budget.

February 20, 2009

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State budget hole grows, state programs to blame

Wisconsin News
There’s one huge detail Gov. Jim Doyle left out of his budget speech Tuesday night that the expected deficit has grown again.

February 19, 2009

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Budget committee votes to pass Doyle’s budget repair

Wisconsin News
Some of the tax increases in Gov. Jim Doyle’s next state budget would also be used to balance the current budget. And they’ll be up for final approval today in the Legislature.

February 18, 2009

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Doyle delivers somber budget with program cuts and tax hikes

Wisconsin News
The 2009-11 biennial budget Gov. Jim Doyle delivered to the state Legislature Tuesday night will cut approximately $2.2 billion and spend an estimated $2.1 billion in federal bail-out money.

February 18, 2009

Doyle to unveil budget tonight

Wisconsin News
Gov. Jim Doyle will submit his long-awaited state budget proposal to the Legislature tonight (Tuesday).

February 17, 2009

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