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Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed a budget-reduction bill that slices $193,000,000 from spending and sets the stage for state employee pay cuts.

The measures outlines cuts that will reduce Arizona's budget shortall to 1.4 million, from 1.6 million.

It includes 7 and 1/2% cuts to most agency's operating budgets.

It also authorizes pay cuts for state workers of up toto 5%.


Other possible impacts include reduced or elminated social programs and closing some or all of the state's parks.

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