Banks adapting to Latino immigrant needs in housing credit
Banks in the Midwest expand services for Latino immigrants through ATMs in meat plants and starter stored value cards, offering mortgage options with minimal documentation. El Centro guides individuals like Victor Cruz through education and financing, while officials push for broader access amid fears of predatory lending.
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Toluca
Mexico
Carrillo
Kansas City
Latin America
Federal Reserve
U.S. Census Bureau
Cruz
el Centro
Midwest
Ilinois
Linda Schroeder
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Joint Center For Housing Studies
Harvard University
Kansas Education Finance Plan Faces Court Scrutiny
The Senate Education Committee backs a three year 660 million package to fund schools with 480 million in new dollars and 180 million in property tax revenues. the plan may shift as future legislatures debate guaranteed and goal based spending and potential revenue from gambling bill. Rep O Neal adds policy measures to aid courts’ view on supplemental district aid while districts sue over mandated programs and spending.
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Dodge City
Salina
Senate Education Committee
Projec
House
Mike O'Neal
Senate
House labor bill on preexisting conditions sparks debate
Lawmakers split as a measure to shield employers from higher costs for preexisting injuries advances. Proponents say it restores fairness and protects injured workers, while opponents warn small businesses could bear heavier insurance litigation costs and note lack of negotiated compromise.
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Stephanie Sharp
Rlenexa
Richard Proehl
Parsons
Kansas
Concealed weapons bill heads to governor for decision
The Kansas concealed carry bill advances to Governor Sebelius before the monthlong break. Supporters tout an override path, with Senate and House debates hinged on party lines, and details include a four year permit for residents 21 and older, background checks, training, and a $150 fee. Kansas remains a may issue state in contrast to neighbors with stricter bans.
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R-Haysville
John Wratil
R-Leawood
Senate
Derek Schmidt
Independence
House
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Doug Mays
Topeka
Dennis McKinney
Greensburg
McKinney
Sebelius
Kansas
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Wisconsin
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University of Georgia
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Garden City
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Wellington
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RV Sport & Travel Show
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