| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - But unless lawmakers decide to cut existing programs in health care or education, they will have just $21 million extra to cover growth in public-school enrollment and programs such as Medicaid.Legislators will likely be forced to either cut state spending, raise taxes or raid state reserves in order to balance the 2003 budget.Lawmakers could also raise more money by allowing dog tracks and horse
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