Status of the State Budget
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Amanda Vinicky talks with us about where state budget negotiations stand.
Chicago Tonight Springfield reporter Amanda Vinicky talks with us about where state budget negotiations stand as the beginning of fiscal year 2015 approaches quickly.
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Status of the State Budget
Clip: 6/21/2015 | 5m 16sVideo has Closed Captions
Chicago Tonight Springfield reporter Amanda Vinicky talks with us about where state budget negotiations stand as the beginning of fiscal year 2015 approaches quickly.
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