Fund standstill frustrates many
School districts, the highway patrol and most other state agencies can take little comfort knowing state leaders won't be slashing their budgets this year.
The standstill budget unveiled last week for the coming fiscal year means no additional money for agencies to cope with rising operations costs that include ever-increasing fuel prices.
The Legislature has about $100 million less to appropriate than last year....
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