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County human services awaits more details on effects of state shutdown

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Public Health and Human Services in Cook County serves many vulnerable children and adults with state programs. Some of those programs may be in jeopardy if the state government shuts down July 1. WTIP’s Jay Andersen has this interview with Sue Futterer, county human services director.


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