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Vialet Sees a Bonus for GERS in Proposed FY 2022 Executive Budget

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There may be some hope for the Government Employee's Retirement System, Sen. Kurt Vialet said Monday during a meeting of the Senate Finance Committee at which dozens of budget bills were advanced to the Rules and Judiciary Committee.

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