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Ferriday town workers get pay hike; $500 raise for aldermen falls flat
The Ferriday Town Council granted a six percent pay raise for city employees Tuesday night, but balked at Johnnie Brown's suggestion that aldermen hike their pay by $500 a month.
The council amended its 2008-09 budget during a public hearing at Tuesday's meeting, reflecting revenue of $2,494,800, expenditures of $2,406,650, and a surplus of $88,150.
Mayor Gene Allen, in his final regular meeting in his current term, said inflation is 6-to-12 percent and employees are having to deal with rising gas costs. |
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