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April 9th 2007, 08:00 PM
A financial hurricane bearing down on Metro government could force significant budget cuts, tax increases or changes in retirement health benefits for future employees. Metro eventually will have to pay $3.2 billion for retiree health benefits - money it hasn't set aside - unless it changes the way it pays benefits, according to actuarial reports. Spread out like a mortgage over 30 years, the gap ...
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