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Hon. George W. Gekas: “But I must say to the gentlewoman that the homestead exemption in the House, which we believe is the strongest version…”

On the recordSeptember 28, 1998
But I must say to the gentlewoman that the homestead exemption in the House, which we believe is the strongest version of that issue that is possible, is one that we plan to defend staunchly at the conference.
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Hon. George W. Gekas
Pennsylvania

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Discussing the homestead exemption language in the House bill during a conference.

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