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'It's a Big Bite': Gov. Pillen Aims to Cut $500 Million From Budget by 2026
LANCASTER COUNTY, NEBRASKA, JUL 17 – Bills eliminate 39 outdated boards and 370 mostly volunteer positions to improve government efficiency and transparency, passing with near-unanimous legislative support, officials said.
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Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen celebrates bills streamlining state government
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen held a bill-signing ceremony Wednesday and touted several measures that he said will streamline state government. "We have to run government like a business," he said.
·Omaha, United States
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Nebraska Gov. Pillen celebrates bills streamlining state government
Gov. Jim Pillen highlighted measures eliminating obsolete government boards and reports, requiring greater transparency in federal spending, and providing more access to court remedies to Nebraskans.
·Cherokee County, United States
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