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Black and white copies ‘work just fine’

State Agriculture Director Celia Gould described her department’s zero-based budgeting exercise in her budget presentation to lawmakers this year, stressing frugality. “I planned to cover budget highlights,” she told JFAC. “However, highlights is probably not a good word to use for anything headed our way in 2010.” Senate Finance Chairman Dean Cameron, R-Rupert, complimented Gould for not providing the lawmakers with a ton of paper copies of the various reports and documents she cited. “We’ve been a little surprised at the number of copies, and particularly the number of color copies,” Cameron told Gould. “I notice that yours are black and white. They work just fine.”

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  • ib2b on February 11 at 12:17 p.m.

    Hey I thought The lawmakes all just got new computers. So why any paper copies. They haven’t heard of E-copies.

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Betsy Z. Russell covers Idaho news from The Spokesman-Review's bureau in Boise.

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