AA County: Tax wealthy, cut spending

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Anne Arundel residents support taxing corporations and high-income people rather than goods and services, installing slot machines in Maryland and reducing government spending, according to a semi-annual survey released Tuesday.

The fall survey conducted by the Center for the Study of Local Issues out of Anne Arundel Community College collected its largest sampling of 936 residents.

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