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Out-of-state students boost university budgets
But enrollment shows 90 percent of students are from Michigan.
LANSING — When the state cuts funding to public higher education, universities generally react by raising tuition.
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State ag industry looks to attract new yogurt plant
LANSING — The state might get a yogurt plant that exclusively uses milk, fruit and sugar grown or produced in Michigan, but government officials and commodity groups are secretive about details.
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Pay-to-drive tax may be far down the road
Privacy concerns and required equipment are obstacles.
LANSING — As vehicles become more efficient and gas tax rates remain the same for decades, those taxes no longer provide enough money to pay for the building and upkeep of roads and bridges, the Snyder administration says.
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