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With Revenues Shrinking, Mass. Cuts Services

NPR | By Martha Bebinger

Published October 17, 2008 at 4:00 PM EDT

Massachusetts has watched its tax revenues shrink in response to the slow economy.

Now Gov. Deval Patrick has proposed painful cuts to state services.

Martha Bebinger reports for WBUR.

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