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Re: CREP program
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Posted by Hermit on June 17, 2005 at 18:11:15 from (69.21.48.50):
In Reply to: CREP program posted by retired and still alive on June 16, 2005 at 17:36:55:
Wouldn't you know that our state is looking to spend more of our tax money when they can't currently pay all of our bills. All the budget cuts they are talking about to education and roads and other areas while wanting to sign you up. The proposed budget doesn't even fully fund the CFR program for the forests and that effects 2 million acres here in the U.P. and several million dollars to the local schools. Good luck to anyone going into business with the state.
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