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City Asking Police, Firefighters To Take Furloughs

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First Posted: 10-29-09 10:42 AM   |   Updated: 10-29-09 11:04 AM

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Mayor Richard Daley and some aldermen suggested today that police officers and firefighters take off nearly five weeks without pay to cut city spending next year.

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Mayor Richard Daley and some aldermen suggested today that police officers and firefighters take off nearly five weeks without pay to cut city spending next year.
Mayor Richard Daley and some aldermen suggested today that police officers and firefighters take off nearly five weeks without pay to cut city spending next year.
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