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Advocates warn proposed disability cuts could push some toward homelessness

Newseze Wire·Thu, Oct 15, 4:20 AMWire: KING 5 Seattle
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Advocates warn proposed disability cuts could push some toward homelessness

The comments came at Wednesday's state House committee meeting, as lawmakers grapple with how to fill a major hole in next year's budget.

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