With about five weeks remaining before the deadline to pass a state budget, legislators are in the dark as to how the proposed cutbacks in federal spending will impact Pennsylvania’s fiscal planning.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Pennsylvania legislators vow no tax increases to cover federal funding cuts
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