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• Income-tax Cut Could Pause to Help Detroit Absorb State’s Hit, Crain’s Detroit Business, December 9, 2002
• Prisons may bust budget, Detroit News, December 5, 2002
• State deficit should trigger rethinking, Detroit News, December 1, 2002

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• Granholm, GOP Face Task of Building Ed Department, Traverse City Record Eagle, November 26, 2002
• Crunch Time, Lansing State Journal, November 24, 2002
• State deficit rises, Detroit News, November 22, 2002
• Education Chief Pins Hopes on Granholm, Lansing State Journal, November 16, 2002
• Granholm to discuss options for revamping education department, Detroit News, November 16, 2002
• Lawmakers, Engler look at widespread budget cuts, Detroit News, November 16, 2002
• Reform education agency to help Michigan students, Detroit News, November 15, 2002
• State’s Budget Shortfall to Hit $1.8B, Lansing State Journal, November 11, 2002
• Michigan colleges face cuts, Detroit News, November 10, 2002
• Granholm, GOP Pledge Peaceful Co-Existence, Ann Arbor News, November 8, 2002
• Arts tax failure means cutbacks, Detroit News, November 7, 2002

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• Internet Sites Help Voters Get Ready for the Polls, Detroit Free Press, October 31, 2002
• Proposal 2 is Best Choice for Business, Crain’s Detroit Business, October 28, 2002
• Prop 2 Wrong Way to Fix Sewer Woes, Detroit News, October 28, 2002
• Budget Deficit Will Challenge New Governor, Oakland Press, October 27, 2002
• Controversial tobacco settlement issue goes to voters, Traverse City Record-Eagle, October 27, 2002
• Straight-ticket Voting on Chopping Block, Jackson Citizen Patriot, October 27, 2002
• Detroit Hospitals Join Fight Against Prop 4, Grand Rapids Press, October 25, 2002
• Budget Mess Awaits Next Governor, Grand Rapids Press, October 24, 2002
• Gubernatorial Candidates Lack Funding for Education Programs, Grand Rapids Press, October 22, 2002
• Candidates Vow to Maintain Road Spending, Detroit News, October 22, 2002
• Proposal 3 may be lost in the voting shuffle, Traverse City Record-Eagle, October 20, 2002
• Proposal K, Regional Council to Find Arts and Culture Groups Sought, Southgate Herald, October 20, 2002
• Straight-ticket Voting will End if Ballot Proposal Approved, Flint Journal, October 17, 2002
• Anyone For Talking Issues?, Northville Record, October 17, 2002
• Proposal 3 Seeks Binding Arbitration for State Workers, Flint Journal, October 15, 2000
• The Nov. 5 Election-Consumer Guide, Detroit Free Press, October 13, 2002
• Voters Should Stay Informed on Election, Muskegon Chronicle, October 11, 2002
• Pols Debate Who Will Fix Budget, Crain’s Detroit Business, October 7, 2002
• State Faces Shortfall as Budget Year Comes to an End, Detroit Legal News, October 1, 2002

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• The Candidates Just Won’t Talk About the Budget, Kalamazoo Gazette, September 29, 2002
• Budget Deficit Threatens Health Care for State’s Poor, Muskegon Chronicle, September 20, 2002

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• Health Costs,State Policies Drove Hospitals into Tobacco Ballot Push, Lansing State Journal, August 9, 2002
• Research Council is Making Life Better Here in Michigan, Oxford Eccentric, August 8, 2002

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