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01-403,003,676 416,233,183 ESTIMATED SOURCE of FUNDS for CATEGORY 01, GENERAL GOVERNMENT

AS INCLUDED in SECTION 1.01

FEDERAL FUNDS 17,924,517 17,918,180

OTHER FUNDS 106,867,295 105,489,779

GENERAL FUND 278,211,864 292,825,224

TOTAL 403,003,676 416,233,183

Total Appropriation for Category 02

ADMIN of JUSTICE & PUBLIC PRTN

AS INCLUDED in SECTION 1.02-420,003,205 424,638,566

ESTIMATED SOURCE of FUNDS for CATEGORY 02, ADMIN of JUSTICE & PUBLIC PRTN, as INCLUDED in SECTION 1.02

FEDERAL FUNDS 52,837,182 50,445,675

OTHER FUNDS 152,998,319 155,855,692

GENERAL FUND 213,213,595 217,790,891

SWEEPSTAKES FUNDS

TOTAL 420,003,205 424,638,566

Total Appropriation for Category 03

RESOURCE PROTECTION & DEVELOPMENT

AS INCLUDED in SECTION 1.03-222,979,010 217,030,487

ESTIMATED SOURCE of FUNDS for CATEGORY 03: RESOURCE PROTECT'N & DEVELOP'T as INCLUDED in SECTION 1.03

FEDERAL FUNDS 59,117,933 58,125,638

OTHER FUNDS 108,802,414 102,929,083

GENERAL FUND 43,339,552 43,904,834

FISH and GAME FUNDS 11,719,111 12,070,932

TOTAL 222,979,010 217,030,487

Total Appropriation for Category 04

TRANSPORTATION

AS INCLUDED in SECTION 1.04-537,037,633 547,642,455

ESTIMATED SOURCE of FUNDS for CATEGORY 04, TRANSPORTATION as INCLUDED in SECTION 1.04

FEDERAL FUNDS 151,187,527 153,276,380

OTHER FUNDS 47,688,438 47,856,876

GENERAL FUND 2,898,231 2,958,949

HIGHWAY FUNDS 264,486,063 271,687,751

TURNPIKES FUNDS 70,777,374 71,862,499

TOTAL 537,037,633 547,642,455

Total Appropriation for Category 05

HEALTH and SOCIAL SERVICES

AS INCLUDED in SECTION 1.05

FEDERAL FUNDS 862,819,643 870,196,810

OTHER FUNDS 228,403,748 234,993,351

GENERAL FUND 598,103,008 596,669,239

Total Appropriation for Category 06

EDUCATION

AS INCLUDED in SECTION 1.06

ESTIMATED SOURCE of FUNDS for CATEGORY 06, EDUCATION

AS INCLUDED in SECTION 1.06

Estimated source of funds for category 06

EDUCATION

AS INCLUDED in SECTION 1.06

FEDERAL FUNDS 251,273,467 259,489,105

OTHER FUNDS 903,009,727 906,027,041

GENERAL FUND 206,577,069 217,555,760

SWEEPSTAKES FUNDS

7,327,527...

Steve Varnum stated in January of 2007 that Even before an additional 20,000 troops are sent to Iraq, New Hampshire citizens and businesses will pay about $1.5 billion for the... war this year. That sum equals nearly one-third of the entire state budget and would pay for health care for one-third of the state's residents. (Varnum, para 1).
Although this may be a radical voice, it indicates the state's citizens' concern with the direction that the state budget seems to be taking over the past couple of decades

References

Hall, D.E.. (Sep 2002). Six Programs Fueled State Spending Increases, 1993-2003. New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies. Concord, NH. Retrieved on February 7, 2007 at http://www.nhpolicy.org/nhbudget/19932003v1.pdf

Norton, S.A. (Dec 2006). Fiscal Feast and Famine. New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies. Concord, NH. Retrieved on February 7, 2007 at http://www.nhpolicy.org/budget_trends2007.pdf.

Operating Budget for the State of New Hampshire (2004-2005). (2005). About the LBA-Budget Division. State of New Hampshire Office of Legislative Budget Assistant. Concord, NH. Retrieved February 7, 2007 at http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/LBA/Indexbudget.html.

President George W. Bush (07 Feb 2005). President Bush's Budget and New Hampshire: FY Budget. The White House. Retrieved February 8, 2007, at http://www.whitehouse.gov/infocus/budget/2006/states/nh.html#.

Rogers, J. (24 Jul 2003). State budget deal seems likely. NHPR. Retrieved February 8, 2007 at http://www.nhpr.org/node/4997.

Shapiro, L. And Kroll, H. (09 May 2002). Budget Deficits and Business Taxes in New Hampshire. Concord, NH: Gallagher, Callahan & Gartrell.

State of New Hampshire. (2006). About…

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References

Hall, D.E.. (Sep 2002). Six Programs Fueled State Spending Increases, 1993-2003. New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies. Concord, NH. Retrieved on February 7, 2007 at http://www.nhpolicy.org/nhbudget/19932003v1.pdf

Norton, S.A. (Dec 2006). Fiscal Feast and Famine. New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies. Concord, NH. Retrieved on February 7, 2007 at http://www.nhpolicy.org/budget_trends2007.pdf.

Operating Budget for the State of New Hampshire (2004-2005). (2005). About the LBA-Budget Division. State of New Hampshire Office of Legislative Budget Assistant. Concord, NH. Retrieved February 7, 2007 at http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/LBA/Indexbudget.html.

President George W. Bush (07 Feb 2005). President Bush's Budget and New Hampshire: FY Budget. The White House. Retrieved February 8, 2007, at http://www.whitehouse.gov/infocus/budget/2006/states/nh.html#.
Rogers, J. (24 Jul 2003). State budget deal seems likely. NHPR. Retrieved February 8, 2007 at http://www.nhpr.org/node/4997.
State of New Hampshire. (2006). About the LBA-Budget Division. State of New Hampshire Office of Legislative Budget Assistant. Concord, NH. Retrieved February 7, 2007 at http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/LBA/Indexbudget.html.
Varnum, S. (19 Jan 2007) Cost to New Hampshire of Iraq War. New Hampshire Independent Media Center. Retrieved February 8, 2007 at http://nhindymedia.org/feature/display/2163/index.php.
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