11/22/2009
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NEWSPAPERS
Bellingham Herald
State budget gap widens (Hunter, Tom, Pridemore)
Columbian
Saving two programs funded by state focus of public forum (Moeller, Pridemore)
Everett Herald
New taxes possible in 2010 (Hunter, Tom) Governor opposes delay in math and science testing (Quall) Washington budget gap zooms to $2.6B through mid-2011Editorial: Keep the expectations high
Blog: Forecast calls for less revenue, more deficit and likely sin taxes
Blog: Governor opposes state schools chief on changes to math and science rules
Kitsap Sun
State Schools Chief, Governor Disagree on WASL Requirements (Quall) Tax Increases Likely, Democratic Legislators Say (Tom)
Longview Daily News
Revenue Forecast: State budget takes another big step back (Hunter, Pridemore, Tom)
Mukilteo Beacon
Japanese Gulch wins reprieve, but advocates aren't resting (Liias)
News Tribune
Gregoire against delaying WASL deadlines (Quall)
Expected state budget shortfall grows (Hunter, Tom, Pridemore)
Senators eager to debate health care
Editorial: State should not retreat on math, science
Blog: Pierce County wins $4.4 million energy efficiency grant
Blog: Washington state budget: It's gonna get worse before it gets worse (Hunter, Tom)
Olympian
State budget gap widens (Hunter, Tom, Pridemore) Washington senators eager to debate health care bill Man gets $4 million after jail beatingEditorial: School funding decision was reasonable for state
Blog: Budget gap hits $2.6B; tax hikes suggested (Hunter, Pridemore, Tom)
Oregonian
Editorial: Sliding backward on climate change
Portland Tribune
It's crunch time for I-5 bridge plan
Puget Sound Business Journal
Boeing breaks ground on S.C. 787 plant
Reporter Newspapers
Kitsap Transit director floats idea of new agency for ferries, buses State commission staff says PSE asking too much Howard Hanson Dam: Army Corps gives update on flood chances Lawmakers advance plan for new 520 bridge (Clibborn, Eddy)
Seattle PI.com
Goldmark is already running -- for 2012Bellevue School Board approves new levy for February ballot (Maxwell, Tom, Jarrett)
Seattle Post Globe
InvestigateWest: Higher ed budgets are targets in the state budget war zones
School chief wants math, science delays but faces skepticism
Seattle Times
State's budget hole expands to $2.6 billion (Tom)Editorial: State schools chief Randy Dorn blinks on math and science requirements
Skagit Valley Herald
Governor opposes delay in WASL math and science (Quall)
Budget gap zooms to $2.6B through mid-2011 (Hunter)
Criminal deportations spike in Pacific Northwest
Spokesman Review
Ranks of uninsured swell in state Governor opposes delay in WASL math and science Washington budget gap zooms to $2.6B through mid-2011
Stranger
Intense Backroom Commotion (Hudgins, McDermott, Murray)
Tri-City Herald
Hanford employment projected to peak in 2010Tax hikes likely to patch state budget deficit (Tom)
MSNBC: Stimulus a boon to Tri-Cities
Vancouver Business Journal
Rep. Jacks visits 50 businesses in 50 days
TV/RADIO
KIRO FM
State's unpaid medical bills near $1B State budget gap zooms to $2.6B State schools chief to ask for WASL delay State settles with injured inmate for $4M
KIRO 7 TV (CBS)
Governor Opposes Delay In Math, Science Requirements
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
S.C. senator: We 'threw everything at Boeing'
Unpaid Wash. medical bills near $1 billion per year
Another $760 million goes 'poof' from state checkbook (Hunter, Tom)
KPLU FM
Boeing Says Union Strike Risk Too Great in Everett Reaction Swift to Proposed Delay in Math & Science Testing "Under-Uninsured" Growing as Fast as Uninsured Washington State Tax Collections Drop Another $760 Million
KUOW FM
Holmes Backs Marijuana Decriminalization Bill Lawmakers to Receive Revenue Forecasts
NW Public Radio
Washington State Tax Collections Drop Another $760 Million
BLOGS
The Capitol Record
Thursday Q&A: Reps. Ross Hunter and Ed Orcutt
Sen. Rodney Tom: Cuts, revenue ideas that “we never dreamed of”
Revenue raising: Putting tax package on the ballot would only affect last six months of biennium
HorsesAss.com
Legislature must raise taxes to help close $2.6 billion shortfall
Publicola
State Budget Deficit Worse Than Anticipated. A Lot Worse.
Sticking to Their Talking Points (Carlyle, Kessler, Brown, Kohl-Welles, Jarrett)