Officials ponder Indiana state government closing

(Fort Wayne) Journal Gazette

Friday, June 26, 2009 4:26 AM

Niki Kelly, The Journal Gazette

nkelly@jg.net

INDIANAPOLIS - With little progress made during another day of budget talks Thursday, the implications of a looming government shutdown are starting to get the attention of some lawmakers.

State parks could be closed over the Fourth of July weekend.

Property tax bills could be further stalled with the shutdown of state agencies.

Hoosiers could be stuck with expired driver's licenses or plates.

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Indiana budget hearings in race with clock
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