VPR Evening News April 16th, 2008

Wednesday, 04/16/08 6:10pm and 6:10pm

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A list of nearly 40 million dollars in budget cuts was presented to key lawmakers and the Douglas Administration; The Senate Government Operations Committee rejects a proposed constitutional amendment creating a four year term for governor; Federal nuclear regulators have promised to work with the state on a safety inspection of Vermont Yankee; and commentator Alia Stavrand Woolf still feels connected to her Vermont roots.

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