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Johnny Mack Morrow

Columnists, Johnny Mack Morrow, Opinion

Another vote to fix PACT problem

by Johnny Mack Morrow

April 14, 2010

There is an old saying that came to mind as the House debated a fix for the financially troubled PACT program for a second time this legislative sessi...

Columnists, Johnny Mack Morrow, Opinion

Lean budget keeps teachers in the classroom

by Johnny Mack Morrow

March 30, 2010

By Staff Johnny Mack Morrow Columnist The House passed its version of the 2011 education budget this week and now it goes on to the Senate. After week...

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