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Cut in state aid tough for mom, her disabled son

No more help from Arizona for Jane Clark Beaver and her disabled son. Last year it dropped to $106. Next year, there will be no assistance, for the first time since they qualified more than a decade ago. Full Article at AZ starnet.com

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