L.A. task force to handle stimulus money

LOS ANGELES The supervisors agreed on Tuesday to have the county's chief executive officer create a team to make sure the money is dispersed quickly.

The county could receive $6.5 billion, which could create 75,000 to 100,000 jobs, but an economist says the state's $40 billion budget deficit could take part of that money.

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