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French government under pressure as lawmakers set to vote on wealth tax

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French government under pressure as lawmakers set to vote on wealth tax

AFP AFP
Oct 25, 2025

French lawmakers were due on Saturday to vote on a wealth tax, after a swing group threatened to topple the government if the levy was not added in next year's austerity budget.

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Former AU coach Pat Dye says tax hike and Poarch deal not the answer

By Staff Reports
May 26, 2015

Letter to the Editor:

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Legislature finishes busy week

By Natalie Nettles
Mar 10, 2011

Lawmakers look to drop retirement legislation, pass changes to education budgeting

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City board looks at 6 percent proration

By Staff Reports
Sep 9, 2009

At a budget hearing Tuesday Alexander City School officials said that if proration is above 6 percent in 2010, it would have severe repercussi…

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Education deserves better

By Staff Reports
Aug 3, 2009

If it wasn’t already bad enough, schools are getting ready to take another hit.

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Schools face more Cuts

By Dale Liesch
Jul 28, 2009

As families are preparing for the back-to-school rush, school officials are preparing for a tighter budget.

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Proration up to 11%

By Dale Liesch
Jul 24, 2009

As families are preparing for the back-to-school rush, school officials are preparing for a tighter budget.

Cuts cost athletics|Two-year colleges must make tough choices with budget cuts

By Staff Reports
Feb 13, 2009

Although it may be punctuated locally by the loss of the womens volleyball and mens tennis programs at Central Alabama Community College, two-…

Superintendent says local support critical for much needed programs

By Staff Reports
May 26, 2005

The last two property tax referendums for Alexander City public schools failed, but that won’t prevent Dr. Tommy Bice from trying again.

Are we really better off this year?

By Staff Reports
Jan 5, 2005

Finally after five years, things appear to be looking up for the state’s Education Trust Fund.

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French government under pressure as lawmakers set to vote on wealth tax

Former AU coach Pat Dye says tax hike and Poarch deal not the answer

Legislature finishes busy week

City board looks at 6 percent proration

Education deserves better

Schools face more Cuts

Proration up to 11%

Cuts cost athletics|Two-year colleges must make tough choices with budget cuts

Superintendent says local support critical for much needed programs

Are we really better off this year?

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