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The cooperative extension cuts, which total nearly $678,000, were the largest for any agency holding county contracts, officials said.
Then there are mortgage-backed securities guaranteed by the government-run Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which total nearly $5 trillion, up from $3 trillion three years ago.
The group wants retiree benefits, which total nearly $1 billion in the new deal, separated from the new collective bargaining agreement.
At the same time, Amish and Mennonite communities, among others, have been opening private one-room schools, which total nearly 1,200; about a third of them are in Pennsylvania.
By a vote of 58 to 42, the Senate rejected Mr. McCain's motion to send the bill to the Finance Committee with instructions to strip out the Medicare savings, which total nearly a half-trillion dollars over 10 years.
Cultural sponsorship, which totalled nearly €500m two years ago, has dropped to €364m.
Bosses apologised and the publisher agreed to pay the attorney general's legal costs, which totalled nearly £50,000.
The report cites a single mother of three, whose property had been repossessed, who took out a logbook loan for just under £1,000 but was unable to meet repayments which totalled nearly £3,000 and carried an annual interest rate of more than 500%.
BBC Worldwide, the BBC's international and commercial arm, which totals nearly 70 (40 apps for iPhone and iPod touch; 29 apps for iPad specifically); the BBC says that this specific Sport app comes from BBC.com.
Madonsela said Zuma should repay the state for the costs of the unnecessary renovations — which totalled nearly 250 million rand, then worth upwards of $20 million, now worth around $15 million — but the president has denied any wrongdoing.
Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill said the tax cuts in the bill -- which would total nearly $100 billion for the current fiscal year and $159 billion over 10 years -- were more than the administration was seeking.
