Wake budget cuts to reach 10% next year

As Wake County department heads scramble to find ways to cut 4 percent from their 2009 budgets, county officials say cuts for the 2010 budget year, which starts next July, will increase to 10 percent.
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Budget-cutting can add up to big savings
  1. Obama meets with governors
    Easley, Perdue confident proposed stimulus will help N.C.

    President-elect Barack Obama pledged quick work Tuesday on an economic recovery plan to include tax cuts and increased federal spending, and told the nation's governors he wants their advice in designing a package to help their hard-hit states.

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  2. Bush honors N.C. youth program
    Bush honors N.C. youth program

    President Bush met with a few children and their mentors in Greensboro on Tuesday. After meeting with them privately, Bush said the children have ambitions and goals.

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    Officials: Obama to tap Richardson for Commerce

    President-elect Barack Obama plans to name New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson as his choice for commerce secretary on Wednesday, adding another former campaign rival to his Cabinet, Democratic officials said.

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  5. Rice: Still not business as usual with Russia
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  6. Auditors fault Treasury oversight of bailout funds
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  7. Ford tells Congress it may be able to go it alone
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  8. 'Oldest rat' title goes to secretary of state
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  9. Bush uses final 50 days in office to tout legacy
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  10. Perdue, Obama to discuss state budget deficit
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  11. Obama picks Gates, Clinton for foreign policy team
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  12. Price leading delegation to Southeast Asia
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  13. NC House panel getting close to television
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  14. Palin implores Georgia Republicans to back Chambliss
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  15. Bush: 'I'm sorry' the economic crisis is occurring
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John McCain163
Bob Barr0
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Kay Hagan53%
Elizabeth Dole (i)44%
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