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| Keeping Washington's aerospace edge through state grants | Washington state's Joint Center for Aerospace Technology Innovation or JCATI has invested more than $1.36 million in some 18 aerospace research projects at the University of Washington, Washington State University and Western Washington University. |
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| Wash. budget talks now focused on smaller details | Negotiators in Olympia have agreed to the large components of a new state budget and are now working through the smaller details. A spokeswoman for Gov. Jay Inslee said Tuesday there have been no setbacks in the talks and that lawmakers are close to agreement on a final deal. Inslee had… |
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| Budget Office releases summaries of state budget proposals | |||
| The big unknowns: Inslee's cabinet unsure of key shutdown questions | The shape of any partial state government shutdown on July 1 is one giant question mark. |
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| Part-time school, college staff may lose state health benefits | Thousands of part-time school employees and college instructors would be switched from state-funded health insurance to Affordable Care Act insurance exchanges under a complicated Senate budget proposal that backers say would save the state up to $57 million over the next two years. … |
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| In case budget doesn’t pass, state readies for shutdown | Gov. Jay Inslee is making plans for a possible government shutdown in case the current state budget expires June 30 without a new one to take its place. |
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| Legislature: What's the problem just finishing its work? | Olympia Democrats: "We've blinked enough in 2013-2015 budget talks. It's your turn to make some concessions." |
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| 2nd special session looms as 2 sides far apart | State lawmakers remain stuck in a partisan fight that appears certain to drive the Legislature into a second special session. |
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| State Senate passes budget plan | With just days left in an overtime legislative session, the state Senate on Saturday approved a budget plan that made some concessions on revenue, provided House Democrats agree to other demands. |
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| House approves revised state budget plan | The state House approved a revised budget plan Thursday night, advancing the new spending plan even though it still lacks support in the Senate. |