Kansas GOP criticizes Clinton over private email use
The Kansas Republican Party rails on social media about Hillary Clinton’s private email during her secretary of state tenure, linking to the RNC release and arguing it shows corruption and incompetence. The piece also notes other officials facing email scrutiny and calls for open-records legislation.
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Tax plan proposals aim at Kansas revenue boosts
Brownback directs the Kansas Department of Revenue liaison to push governor proposals. A sin tax on cigarettes and liquor could raise about 110 million yearly, House Bill 2307 around 100 million annually, plus 30 million from a tax amnesty and 50 million from advancing itemized deduction cuts. The plan tweaks the income tax bottom rate while limiting further cuts unless revenue improves and sets aside up to 103 percent of prior totals in a tax reduction or rainy day fund.
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County eyes charter review for CVB and tax use
Finney County commissioners discuss reevaluating the CVB charter structure and how bed tax funds, including 380 percent allocations for a deal closing fund, might support economic development. A April meeting is possible as Partington and Pishny research stakeholder input before decisions.
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Randy Partington
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Finney County Convention and Tourism Bureau
Finney County Convention and Visitors Bureau
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Parents Advocates Rally Against Program Cuts in Kansas
Advocates from across Kansas gathered in Topeka to oppose proposed cuts to the Parents as Teachers program. They warn two thirds of the impact would hit the Children’s Initiatives Fund, funding early childhood services that support families from prenatal to age three. State Rep. John Doll urged lawmakers to preserve the program, citing research on early education improving long term outcomes for children.
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Dani Becker
Russell Childhood Development
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Parentsasteachers
Isaac
Garden City
USD 457
John Doll
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