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May 20, 2013

Will federal sequester affect Rhea?

Published: 3:51 PM, 03/01/2013

Last updated: 3:51 PM, 03/01/2013

Author: John Sprague
Source: The Herald-News

Local officials are aware of automatic spending cuts in the federal budget sequester but are having to wait and see how it will affect the local coffers.

Rhea County Finance Director Bill Graham says he is unsure of the effect of the federal budget cuts.

For further details, see the Sunday edition of The Herald-News.