The move, which finally came yesterday, will save the team about $1 million.

For welfare alone, he says, such a move would save $60 billion over seven years.

The move would save the city $500 million a year to balance its budget over the next five years.

He says a study has proved that the move would save the state more than 16 percent on drug costs.

But the move will save the company about $130 million a year in cash.

All told, the moves would save the state $18.2 million.

The move could save the authority an estimated $170 million over the long term, the officials said.

At the time, it was estimated that the move would save the company £4million a year in administration costs.

Over the long term, his administration says, such a move could save huge amounts of money.

Such a move would save the counties $107.6 million a year, he said.