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Federal Dollars Aimed at Missouri Housing, Job Creation

March 26, 2002

Missouri is getting $59 million in federal dollars for low-income housing and job creation. The money is grant funding from two US Department of Housing and Urban Development programs, according to Sen. Kit Bond (R-Mo.), the senior Republican on the Senate Appropriations Committee panel on housing spending. The funds include $484,000 to help people with AIDS find housing.

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Associated Press
03.25.02

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