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A Tale of Two Regions: Rural and Urban Kids Face Similar Challenges

  

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Lynsey Kluever /(512) 320-0222 x 112

December 9, 2004

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Children who live in rural and urban Texas often share the same kinds of problems, barriers, and disconnections, according to the City and Rural KIDS COUNT Data Book, just released by the Center for Public Policy Priorities and the Annie E. Casey Foundation.