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M ead SlatStart's funtling outlook foritr b e in g m o re th a n S‘)(H) niiilioi The federally' fundedfi agency — though,h uncertainu — is start- shoiion, because of prior fundinI wokess today South Central Hendid Start has 10 centcrs witw ith w aitin g list-s Ing to lo o)kllgluer. k 11 cuisus and new unfuniled regula authorities arc tighteninging their throughout nine nc Magic Valley l-ederal.1 fundsfi totaling SI.79 tionnns, according lo a presJ is s States preparere to assume behs umid funding, con:oncerns counties, it coui)uld lose about million funneledfun tiirough the releilease from die association. bom from separate budgedgel rec- S5]9,130tliisyear ar alone, accord- state, calledcn Teiiiporary “1“1 d o n ’l k n o w exactly vvlml tliith e I ommcndatlons by the pre: management;It; nearly 800 in Idaho ^resident ing to informationo n fro m its fuscal A ssista n c:e e forf N eedy T am ilies, elTeiFeet w ill be," .said M arshall.I. 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