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Advancing Civil Society: A State Budget to Strengthen Michigan Culture

Department of Labor

By Joseph P. Overton and Aaron Steelman | April 1, 1996

Appropriations Summary	Actual[99]	Recommended	Savings

Interdepartmental Grants:	$2,972,800	$2,972,800	0
Federal Funds:	$143,373,400	$143,373,400	0
State General Fund/General Purpose:	$27,495,800	$25,007,640	$2,488,160
Special Revenue Funds:	$74,112,500	$29,729,700	$2,772,000

Gross Appropriation:	$247,954,500	$242,694,340	$5,260,160

The Michigan Department of Labor (MDL) operates a number of federally mandated programs, such as the Commission on Handicapper Concerns and the Commission for the Blind. Nevertheless, there are many programs in the Labor budget that originate from Lansing that should be eliminated or reduced; they are listed below.

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ISBN: 0-9647703-6-9 SKU: S1996-02