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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2000
Page
10
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Kansas lawmakers weigh how to spend a 1.77 billion tobacco settlement over 25 years with a focus on youth prevention. The House favors juvenile prevention programs with 8.9 million, while the Senate proposes broader use including early education and health for children, plus 3 million for community grants. The Smart Start expansion is urged by the Kansas Children’s Cabinet.
A compromise plan to reform prison policy emerged from Kansas lawmakers on Tuesday night. The package costs over 14 million dollars and aims to keep violent offenders jailed while directing lesser offenders to community programs. It would free about 775 prison beds, more than Gov. Graves proposed but less than earlier bills. The plan blends elements from initial proposals and Graves suggestions, with support from Rep. Melvin Neufeld. Key items include 6.2 million for a 100 bed cell house in Ellsworth, 4.4 million in bonds to renovate Topeka and Lansing facilities, 1.9 million for day reporting centers in 2001, and 1.6 million for community corrections programs. The Corrections Secretary called it an acceptable compromise.
Rep. Susan Wagle of Wichita announces bid for the Kansas Senate as Barbara Lawrence retires after 12 years. Wagle cites support for her inquiry into tobacco litigation pricing and bingo law changes amid debate over ethics and public interest. Lawrence endorses Wagle, praising past tax cuts and juvenile justice reforms.
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