Georgia Governor Probes Pens and Tax Reform Debates
A state governor outlines the shift to an enlightened penitentiary system, condemns lease practices, and champions pension support for Confederate veterans. He argues taxes should fund schools and pensions, criticizes corruption, boosts school books cost cuts, and calls for tax reform including inheritance taxation to lower overall rates.
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