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Headlines: Arizona
Funding gap for Ariz. public pension systems grows
A new report by Pew Center on the States and the Laura and John Arnold Foundation says the retirement plans have a $13 billion shortfall. That's up from $12 billion a year earlier.
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Headlines: Pennsylvania
Corbett: Pa. must fix public pensions or slash budgets
Signaling the importance of pension changes in the coming months, the Corbett administration released a detailed report Monday warning of steep budget cuts if a way is not found swiftly to rein in public-pension spending.
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Headlines: Illinois, Wisconsin
Wisconsin, Illinois far apart on public pension funding: report
The rankings, compiled by investment research firm Morningstar Inc, looked at the liabilities of taxpayers on a per-capita basis for the pension funds administered by 50 states, as well as the more traditional measure of how well or poorly the programs are funded.
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Headlines: Massachusetts
State revenues weak, budget officials consider revised estimates and spending cuts
The news is consistent with reports showing that the recovery, which had been on its way in Massachusetts, is slowing down.
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Headlines
States Want to Have Say During Talks Over Budget
There is a long history of the federal government's giving short shrift to the needs of states and cities - by making cuts in federal aid that forced service cuts or tax increases at the local level, or by passing laws requiring localities to take expensive actions without giving them the money to do so.
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Headlines: New York
Gov rejects taxes to fix Sandy deficit
No solid numbers have yet emerged as to the actual cost to the state of the lost income, sales and corporate tax revenues - not to mention the cost of state-sponsored remediation projects.
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Headlines: Connecticut
Malloy says he hopes for bipartisan effort on state budget
Legislative Republicans, often out in the cold when it comes to the state budget, may become equal partners next month as majority Democrats face the $365 million budget shortfall.
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Headlines: Indiana
Gov. Daniels: Surplus means $111 credit for Indiana taxpayers
Hoosiers will receive a credit on their 2012 income tax liability of $111 for single filers and $222 for joint filers, thanks to Indiana's automatic taxpayer refund.
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Headlines: Iowa
Branstad to hear budget requests from state agencies beginning next week
Directors and boards overseeing the various state departments and agencies have requested nearly $357 million in increased spending for the new 2014 fiscal year slated to begin July 1.
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Headlines: Louisiana
Louisiana representatives question constitutionality of state budget, ask for attorney general's opinion
Louisiana Rep. Kirk Talbot and other members of the state House are calling for the attorney general's office to weigh in on the constitutionality of Gov. Bobby Jindal's budget, referring to the spending plan as a "revenue shell game" that resulted in an out-of-balance budget.
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