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Governor Mitt Romney and Lieutenant Governor Kerry Healey told a crowd in Mattapan yesterday that their tax-deferment plan would make it easier for senior citizens to stay in their homes.
Governor Mitt Romney and Lieutenant Governor Kerry Healey told a crowd in Mattapan yesterday that their tax-deferment plan would make it easier for senior citizens to stay in their homes. (Globe Staff Photo / George Rizer) Globe Staff Photo / George Rizer

Seniors confront governor as he offers tax-break plan

Clarification asked on 'overhousing'

By Raphael Lewis
Globe Staff / March 31, 2005

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Governor Mitt Romney used a Mattapan retiree's front porch yesterday as a stage to unveil a series of proposed tax breaks for Massachusetts senior citizens and to smooth over recent comments on the subject by Lieutenant Governor Kerry Healey. (Full article: 1002 words)

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