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Officials challenge cut in lawmakers' benefits

In a letter sent to Attorney General Jerry Brown, the administrative officers of both houses of the Legislature argued that the 18 percent cut in per diem payments to lawmakers plus cuts in car allowances and health benefits might violate state law. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle

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