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Legislators expect tight budget to limit spending

Published December 1, 2008, 8:36 pm, Grand Island Independent

With a bunch of new post-term-limits state senators heading to Lincoln in January, Sen. Annette Dubas, District 40, said it's still too early to get a handle on what will dominate the legislative agenda in the upcoming session. But one thing will be for certain, Dubas said. Money is tight and that will put any big spending programs on hold.

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