After second glance at income, Alabama governor Bentley proposed chopping budget
Tax collections for the state Education Trust Fund in October through February rose 4.8 percent compared to the same period a year earlier, but state officials said a little digging showed that the news really wasn't so rosy.
That not-so-rosy view was what led Gov. Robert Bentley to chop this year's budgeted trust fund spending on Monday by $163 million. The trust fund is the main source of state tax dollars for public schools and colleges.
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