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21 hours ago ago from Lynne Williams for Governor 2010
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Senator Steve Oroho, a member of the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee, issued the following statement regarding the decline in revenue from the state sales tax: “Based on revenue data released by the Department of the Treasury, sales tax collections are off by 6.7 percent through the month of November. The FY 2010 budget signed in June predicted gains of 5 percent. The corporate business tax is also ...
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The state of Colorado's budget shortfall is still growing. Add another $40 million to it, bringing the tally to more than $600 million for the fiscal year that ends in June, according to The Denver Post . Though the state economy is showing signs of recovery, The Durango Herald notes that one in 20 Colorado jobs has disappeared, and employment isn't likely to recover to pre-recession levels until after 2012. Still, a deficit is a ...
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