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Arkansas governor outlines tax cut proposals, but delays special session

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Gov. Asa Hutchinson proposed more than $300 million in income tax breaks Tuesday, but said there will not be a special session starting Oct. 25. He hopes a special session to discuss tax cuts can be called before Thanksgiving, but said no timetable has been set.

Several state lawmakers are expected to try and bring up other issues such as abortion restrictions, and Hutchinson said he wants to vet the legality of those issues being brought up in the special session.

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