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Thursday, January 17, 2008

Deal finally made in Jacksonville

Posted by John Stoehr on Thu, Jan 17, 2008 at 10:01 AM

The nine-week-old stalemate between the administration of the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra and its musicians came to an end yesterday, according to the Jacksonville Business Journal. The new five-year deal calls for a salary freeze at last season's pay scale but a pay increase of 2.5 percent in the fourth year and 3 percent in the fifth. The spokesman for the musicians called it "the best contract both sides could work out." Updates later in the day - J.S.

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Yiannis is correct. And, while we're at it, Bill Clinton was the governor of a non-strategic state and that was all of the experience that he had. He did just fine - and this is coming from a republican!

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Turtle, That's what I meant by saying he was answering the broader question. What Hillary capitalized on was his misunderstanding of the question or over-simplification of his answer.

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