Pope prepares revenue-neutral tax reform plan From: The Journal Record | Date: January 16, 2003| Author: Ray Carter The Journal Record | Copyright 2003 The Journal Record. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

When former Gov. Frank Keating called for tax reform, his proposal was never even written into a bill, let alone voted on in any legislative committee. Of the three men who ran for governor last year, the only candidate explicitly opposing tax reform won the race.

Officials at The State Chamber listed the death of Keating's tax reform proposal as their No. 1 accomplishment in 2002.

So you might think lawmakers have given up on tax reform, especially in light of the state's curren...

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