‘Fiscal cliff’ uncertainty clouds state budgeting

Published November 13, 2012 11:55pm ET



SUFFOLK, Va. (AP) — Virginia state finances can weather a continued sluggish economy, but the so-called “fiscal cliff” could threaten core state programs unless Washington can reach a deficit reduction deal.

That’s the assessment House of Delegates budget writers heard Tuesday from their own experts in a two-day tutorial preparing them for another year of austere budgeting in the 2013 General Assembly.

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