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Is fiscal crisis looming?, Violent allegations against deputies, One thousand Verizon jobs to be cut, and Agricultural export spike

Is fiscal crisis looming?

State’s budget cuts could hit $3 billion by 2010

Washington Post

Violent allegations against deputies

Group seeking charges against Loudoun County deputies for alleged violence

One thousand jobs

That’s what D.C.-Metro area Verizon offices are expecting to cut with the coming round of layoffs

Washington Post

Agricultural export spike

State food exports to Cuba to rise more than10 percent

Washington Examiner

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