Oversight panel approves Nassau County's budget plan.

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The Nassau Interim Finance Authority in April unanimously approved a four-year plan to close Nassau County's $428 million budget gap, avoiding a state takeover of county finances for the time being. Proposed by new County Executive Thomas Suozzi, the plan was previously approved 10-9 along strict party lines by the Nassau Legislature. The controversial plan includes a 19.4 percent increase in the county portion of property taxes, an extension of the county's debt from 20 to 30 years, a 12 percent work force reduction, and $65 million in labor concessions and cuts to youth...

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