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"July 11, 2009
Rendell: State Workers Should "Put A Statue Of Me On Their Mantelpiece."
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No, Seriously. Here's the video -- wait until you're about 1:44 in. The governor made his remarks to a Pittsburgh television station regarding the prospect of pay-less paydays for state employees. We're unsure of the air date, but it looks like it was within the last three or four days because it makes mention of the low-interest loan programs for state employees. Wow ...
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July 11, 2009
Saturday Budget Headlines.
Total People in Discussion: 2
Good Afternoon, Fellow Seekers. We're burning the ... umm ... midday oil here at Capitol Ideas World HQ , looking for some new word on where things stand on budget negotiations. The Capitol is mostly empty and silent, save for some stray state employees, a few tourists and expectant rows of white folding chairs that sit in anticipation of a wedding in the Main Rotunda . So before we go off and start the weekend (officially), we figured we'd offer you a quick summation of today's budget-related headlines. A site we're not familiar with, We Are Central PA , has a brief summation of where things stand at the moment: Democrats in one place, Republicans in another, one thoroughly annoyed governor in the middle. The Patriot-News muses on the prospect of whether payless paydays for state employees might violate labor laws . Please duck, because the administration is going to start waving that FLSA-related court decision at us. GrassrootsPA has a veritable cornucopia of budget-related links . Kind of budget-related: Auditor General Jack Wagner says he'll make up his mind about running for governor just as soon as there's a budget agreement in place How much junior or sissy pays f"
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