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After weathering $22 million in budget cuts last year, Alameda County's district attorney, public defender, probation and sheriff's offices might have to shave another $31 million this year, department heads say. The reductions are part of a plan to help county leaders close a $98 million budget gap. But, some department heads are reluctant to spell out how the cuts will affect agencies. "You know about the boy who cried wolf?" said DA Tom Orloff. "I am going to wait until the wolf gets to my ankle.�
May 21, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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