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Viewpoint: Phoenix budget woes, big art, light rail made ‘09 quite a year

14 hours ago ago from Downtown Voices Coalition

[Source: Arizona Republic ; section headers organized by yours truly] With this being Christmas week, we figured you wouldn't want to read a traditional editorial any more than we wanted to write one.  So today, we lighten things up a bit with awards for notable achievements in 2009. Phoenix Overall Story of the year: Phoenix did the virtually impossible this year it cut $270 million from the general fund to balance the budget due to ...

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Stadium Boom Deepens Municipal Woes ... duh. by gimleteye

20 hours ago ago from EYE ON MIAMI

What part of " Stadium Boom Deepens Municipal Woes " was not apparent during the years of controversy leading up to the votes by city and county commissioners to approve the construction of the new Marlin's stadium in Miami? Tell me. "From New Jersey to Ohio to Arizona, the stadiums were sold as a key to redevelopment and as the only way to retain sports franchises. But the deals that were used to persuade taxpayers to finance their ...

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County Board OKs reduced pensions for some employees

14 hours ago ago from Car Insurance Quotes

Nonunion Milwaukee County workers will get reduced pensions, higher health insurance costs and no seniority raises in 2010, under action approved Thursday by the County Board. The forced concessions passed 18-1, with Supervisor John Weishan opposed. County Executive Scott Walker favors the measure. Supervisors, Walker and other elected officials were excluded from the pension trims. The board Thursday also narrowly upheld Walker's ...

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Santa Claus Has Left The Building.

11 hours ago ago from The Shrieking Man

The ruling class's incessant ululations in support of President Zuma, as reflected in the media, neglect a few rather important issues, of which much the most important (and, therefore, the least examined) is the devastation of South Africa's fiscal state. The Procurators of the Fisc are not unimportant. We know, in our own personal lives, that we cannot spend or borrow endlessly. We therefore know that there must be some sort of limit to ...

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Rudd's Christmas gift: higher taxes

21 hours ago ago from The Western Lines

The Howard government was able to provide income tax cuts virtually every year after the budget went into surplus. Thanks Rudd's big government we will be getting tax increases instead: ACROSS-THE-BOARD income tax cuts are off Labor's agenda as the Henry review looks instead to ease the burden on individual taxpayers by simplifying returns and reducing churn in the tax and family payment systems. The compromise at the heart of the report ...

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