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Missouri budget director to retire Oct. 1; Department of Corrections director to take over

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Missouri Budget Director Dan Haug will retire on Oct. 1, according to a Monday press release from Gov. Mike Kehoe. Haug has served as budget director for 11 years — making him the longest to serve in the position -- and has worked in state government for 31 years, the release says.

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