House bills clash over tax relief plans in Kansas
In Topeka the House Taxation Committee tackles two rival property tax relief proposals. Braden's $70 million circuit breaker targets homeowners and small businesses with reform aimed at delaying or reducing tax burdens. A separate $93 million plan from the December session is also on the table, while Senate action centers on public school reform via outcomes-based accountability and local curriculum goals.
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Bill would reallocate SRS funds to restore welfare cuts
Rep. David Heinemann proposes a 12 million general fund shift to SRS to restore cuts in General Assistance AFDC and MediKan while keeping prison construction on track. Bonds could replace funds, aiding July 1991 court-mandated overcrowding relief, with bipartisan support and a temporary fix.
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