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City to hire collection agencies
May.12
  San Jose officials plan on turning to collection agencies as they work on reducing $137 million budget deficit

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Jun.21
  The budget closes a $35 million deficit and gives more money to police and neighborhood initiatives

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Mar.16   Mayor released budget recommendations
  Ron Gonzales released his recommendations for the 2005-2006, addressing a projected budget shortfall of $57 million

year 2004 Top ^

May.4 Proposed $725.2 million budget cuts 12%  The city manager calls for more layoffs and imposes a new 911 telephone fee Jan.15 Painful Budget Cuts Expected
  The city faces a record deficit of $85 million. Police and fire stations may have to close

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Aug.22 City to rebalance budget  Cty and redevelopment staff have proposed steps to keep the budgets in balance in response to reduced revenues May.2 City Asks for Federal Help with Deficit  City is facing a budget deficit that could soar as high as $120 million over the next 5 years Mar.25   200 Rally Ove Budget Cut  Nonprofit organizations are concerned that Gonzales will cut more than $10 million in funding for programs

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Oct.8   Budget crisis  Mayor Gonzales said that city officials are looking at creative ways to preserve the current levels of municipal services Jun.5   Mayor released city budget
  Ron Gonzales proposed 2003 budget has no layoffs despite having to close a deficit of approximately $35 million

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