Tenn. gov. to offer buyouts to more than 2,000 state workers

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Tennessee plans to cut 2,011 state jobs, mostly through voluntary buyouts, to shore up the state budget, the governor said Wednesday.
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ERIK SCHELZIG

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