On the recordAugust 16, 2010
if the formal and de facto moratoria continue for six months or more, what revenue impact will your jurisdiction and your local school systems see, and what service cuts will that lead to?
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Vitter questions the potential revenue impact of ongoing moratoria on local services.
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