Gordon hands out cash; Extra funds means less council tax rises for us in N. Wales.(News)
Byline: ROBERT MERRICK Political Correspondent COUNCIL tax bills should rise by less than pounds 45 after the government found pounds 7. 4m to head off the threat of huge pre-election hikes, Welsh local authorities were told yesterday. Welsh secretary Peter Hain said the extra cash - part of a

Publication: Daily Post (Liverpool, England)

Illinois deficit largest in nation; Most other states are enjoying a little extra cash
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) - While most other states enjoyed a little extra cash, Illinois suffered a $3 billion deficit in fiscal 2005, the largest shortfall in the nation. Illinois also brought up the rear in another category. Its total debt - such as pension obligations and unpaid medical bills -

Publication: Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)

Extra cash for carers 'too little'
Calls have been made for more cash to be pumped into services offering carers of disabled children a well-earned break. Although the Assembly has ploughed in an extra pounds1.5 million into local authorities to add to the services, Lib Dem health spokeswoman Jenny Randerson said more needed to be

Publication: South Wales Evening Post

Extra cash means less worry for OAP nancy
A Total of 2.5 million pensioners in Britain live below the poverty line, which sees some of our most vulnerable people facing a stark daily choice between heating a cold house or eating a main meal. With gloomy financial forecasts everywhere we turn, we're all scrutinising our finances more

Publication: South Wales Evening Post

With a Little Extra Cash - New York Times
What to do with a bonus? The right thing, of course, is to pay off debts or save it for a time when there are not any bonuses. But in Albany, extra cash in the state larder has always been a dangerous thing. Any financial windfall has legislators hungrily looking at ways to spend it. This has

Publication: The New York Times

Therapy services struggle for cash; HEALTH CHIEF WARNS THAT EXTRA pounds 23MILLION STILL LEAVES LITTLE SCOPE FOR IMPROVEMENTS.(News)
Byline: KAREN HAMBRIDGE, Health Reporter COST constraints mean there could be little real money to extend or develop community care and therapy services in Coventry, despite an extra pounds 23million coming into the city's health economy, a key official has warned. The city will have pounds

Publication: Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)