Kansas tax plan amid tragedy and debate gains critique
The piece argues Gov. Brownback's income tax cuts threaten Kansas finances and services. It notes Rep. Bob Bethell's death, cites deficits around 2.4 billion by 2018, and warns tax cuts may fail to create needed jobs while risking Medicaid savings and school funding.
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Holcomb residents urge beautification amid development debate
Online reader comments react to a proposed Holcomb commercial project with calls to improve the town. The piece cites local pride and a desire to beautify the community as key motives behind backing the development.
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Memorial tribute honors Phoebe Jacobs founder of jazz education
A memorial tribute last week celebrated Phoebe Jacobs 93, founder of the Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation, for bringing jazz into schools and honoring Armstrong's legacy. The event at Rose Hall and Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola featured Lew Soloff Wynton Marsalis Jon Faddis and Ron Carter among others, paying homage to Jacobs and the enduring soul of jazz.
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Kansas lawmakers face scrutiny after tax act and anti Sharia bill
Kansans worry over the 2012 Legislature's tax cuts and maps, with analysts predicting deficits and slow job growth. The anti Sharia bill sparks criticism as voters fear a dysfunctional legislature that jeopardizes state prospects. Baker University's Gwyneth Mellinger weighs in on the broader concerns.
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Florida voter rolls clash over alleged noncitizen registrations
Maria Hinojosa criticizes Florida Republicans for claiming nearly 200000 suspected noncitizen voters exist, noting historically low fraud rates, the growing Latino population, and the harm to lawful voters especially Latinos. She identifies the shift as an Us versus Them dynamic and stresses immigrant civic contributions.
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