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Alameda County's looming $113 million shortfall means that dozens of prosecutors, probation department workers and sheriff's employees will probably get layoff notices. In the worst such cuts some of these departments have faced in a decade, the district attorney may have to drastically reduce prosecuting misdemeanors and lay off at least 40 employees, 20 of them attorneys; the sheriff may have to let 150 employees go; the probation department may lose 50.
May 16, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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