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Lawmakers: ‘Impossible’ to repay schools money illegally shorted

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//December 5, 2014//

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Lawmakers: ‘Impossible’ to repay schools money illegally shorted

Lawmakers: ‘Impossible’ to repay schools money illegally shorted

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//December 5, 2014//

Saying it’s impossible and would wreck the budget, attorneys for state lawmakers are urging a judge to reject a request by Arizona schools for more than $1 billion in inflation...

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Tags: Michael Braun, schools, Don Peters, Bill Richards, Arizona, $1 billion, Eileen Klein, schools repayment, Jan Brewer, Katherine Cooper, budget

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