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Subject: 20,000 Have Lost Nonprofit Jobs. Here Are 6 of Them
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Some Republican senators are balking at an effort to cut $1.1 billion in funding for public broadcasting, which passed the House of Representatives last week. Among them: lawmakers who are concerned about the impact on rural stations and others who oppose cuts to a global AIDS relief program started by President George W. Bush. (New York Times)
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The San Francisco Parks Alliance folded last week after its leaders allegedly ignored warnings about slipshod accounting and inappropriate spending practices, according to former employees. The closure of the organization, which is now under civil and criminal investigation, could imperil funds for dozens of community groups that trusted it to hold and disburse cash they had raised. A current and former CEO did not respond to requests for comment. (KQED)
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