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Potential Funds Excite Senior Services

By: Jim Madalinsky
Updated: February 13, 2013
Governor Tom Corbett's plan to privatize the Pennsylvania Lottery and commit an extra $50 million to senior services is music to the ears of Blair Senior Services President Steve Williamson.

Williamson says this is the first time in 8 years they will potentially see an increase in funding.

WTAJ News Reporter Jim Madalinsky will have more on how senior services could use the extra funds coming up at 5 on WTAJ News.

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