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NIRS Research in Twin Cities Daily Planet

In the News February 12, 2011 February 12, 2011
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February 12, 2011– In a recent letter to the Twin Cities Daily Planet editor, a former secret service agent, Tom Heuerman, Ph.D, cites NIRS’ Out of Balance report findings to support the point that compensation for state and local workers is not excessive.

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