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To: regli who wrote (49802)4/17/2006 11:53:42 PM
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Regli, Texas has huge disparity between the rich

and the unfortunate and poor. And, it's getting worse.

The "reform bill" you asked about has to do with

this unpopular system :

"The Texas Robin Hood program involves the forced redistribution of about $30 billion annually in school property taxes, taking from so-called 'property-rich' districts and giving to 'property-poor' districts."
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