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Report: More Michigan children living in poverty - Lansing State Journal
Report: More Michigan children living in poverty
Lansing State Journal
LANSING — The number of Michigan children living in poverty soared to more than a half-million by 2011 as many families in the state continue to face low wages, unemployment and cuts in social programs, according to a new report released Thursday. The ...
Detroit Public Schools: Bankrupting Minority Students' Futures - Patriot Post
Detroit Public Schools: Bankrupting Minority Students' Futures
Patriot Post
Rick Snyder. After the repeal of Public Act 4, the state asserted that emergency managers were subject to an older, more limited statute called Public Act 72, which still left emergency managers in control. Yet in Detroit, the school board, wanting to ...
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Report: More Michigan children living in poverty - Port Huron Times Herald
Report: More Michigan children living in poverty
Port Huron Times Herald
LANSING — The number of Michigan children living in poverty soared to more than a half-million by 2011 as many families in the state continue to face low wages, unemployment and cuts in social programs, according to a new report released Thursday. The ...
FARRAND: 'Only consumers can set in motion' the cycle of demand and hiring - Southgate News Herald
FARRAND: 'Only consumers can set in motion' the cycle of demand and hiring
Southgate News Herald
Instead, he gave away the farm to business interests — in the form of tax cut after tax cut — and shifted the costs to senior citizens, education and our cities. Which makes this year, 2013, one of great import for Mr. Snyder: We'll all be watching ...
Report: More Michigan Children Living In Poverty - CBS Local
CBS Local
Report: More Michigan Children Living In Poverty
CBS Local
LANSING (AP) - The number of Michigan children living in poverty soared to more than a half-million by 2011 as many families in the state continue to face low wages, unemployment and cuts in social programs, according to a new report released Thursday ...
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