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Schools: State can settle lawsuit now, or pay big later

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//September 23, 2014//

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Schools: State can settle lawsuit now, or pay big later

Schools: State can settle lawsuit now, or pay big later

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//September 23, 2014//

School officials are warning lawmakers that if they don’t take a deal to settle the inflation adjustment lawsuit – and soon – taxpayers could be on the hook for another...

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