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Proposed Bills Could Reduce Amounts of Lottery Scholarships

Lawmakers are preparing to debate the first of several bills making changes to how students will receive their lottery scholarship money.

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sam crow - 2/13/2013 10:22 AM
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heres a fact most people dont know only 40% of money taken in go to scholarshps 20% goes to pay the running of it the other 40% goes into the state general fun so our law makers stuff their pockets with it tell me this doesnt suck

nightwriter - 2/13/2013 5:27 AM
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If the money is not going to the kids, it should be gotten rid of. I voted for the lottery for the scholarships ONLY!

icom319 - 2/12/2013 4:29 PM
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they are doing everything to stop the scholarships and use the money for the lottery commission to use as they see fit.how much m0oney is brought in and how much is use by the commission for their use? the people of arkansa was sold a bill of goods. the commission is doing everything to help themselves. look at bonues the have payed their people to get them to do their jobs how many scholarships did these bonuses take?
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