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Calif. City Officials' Fat Salaries Spur Investigation
Jul 27th 2010 – 9:49PM
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(July 27) -- The low-income city of Bell, Calif., which paid exorbitant salaries to its top officials, including nearly $800,000 a year to the city manager, has been under investigation by prosecutors for four months, it was revealed late today. Los Angeles County District Attorney Steve Cooley told KFI radio that after...
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