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Thursday November 15, 2001

Lobbyists encouraged by legislative session

Officials believe lawmakers will keep UA's budget cuts at 4 percent

Two days into the special legislative session, UA lobbyists are optimistic that state lawmakers want to limit the university's budget cuts.

Republican Gov. Jane Dee Hull has already asked the University of Arizona to slice $13.9 million from its budget for this year, and some legislators have said they do not support additional cuts.

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