Hayden outlines 4.13 billion budget with tax cuts
Gov. Mike Hayden used his State-of-the-State address to unveil a 4.13 billion budget balanced by 85 million from a windfall. He proposed cutting individual taxes by 21 million, a 16 million annual break for manufacturers, and higher education funding, while opposition critics argued funds are spread too thin and highway spending is lacking. The speech drew applause for reserves growth and a landmark tax cut, but Democrats questioned education and highway priorities as the session opened.
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Rights law discussion to continue at city hall
City commissioners will decide next week after more than 35 speakers debated amending the 1983 human rights ordinance to bar discrimination based on sexual orientation. A 100 strong crowd packed city hall as advocates framed the issue as civil rights while opponents called it morality.
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Court OKs school paper censorship
The Supreme Court ruled five to three that Hazelwood East High School officials may censor student expression. Principal Robert Reynolds deleted two pages of the Spectrum, a student newspaper, citing school policy requiring prepublication review. The decision limits student free speech in school publications.
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KU Officials React To Hayden Budget Plan For Margin Of Excellence
Topeka and Mount Oread officials welcomed most of Gov. Hayden's budget for the Margin of Excellence program with $41.3 million of $47 million funded, mostly for teaching salaries at KU. Chancellor Budig praised the proposals though disappointed the full program wasn’t funded, noting improved faculty salaries could boost retention and competitiveness.
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Lawmakers cautious on Hayden budget for 1989
Lawrence lawmakers praise parts of Governor Hayden’s budget plan while urging more funding for non instructional faculty and operating costs. Sen. Wint Winter Jr. calls the proposals the best from the governor’s office in six years, but says more work remains. The plan backs the Margin of Excellence, including a 7.8 percent rise for instructional staff and smaller increases for administrators and students.
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Kansas Center Marvin Branch Ruled Ineligible
Kansas starting center Marvin Branch was ruled academically ineligible today as the Jayhawks travel to Ames to face Iowa State tonight.
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Warmer Weather Ahead With Sunny Thursday Outlook
Forecasters predict warmer air and bright skies with a mostly sunny Thursday. Highs are expected near 36 degrees, bringing a milder, springlike feel to the region and light breezes.
Test tube quintuplets mother ecstatic but anxious
A mother believed to carry the nation's first test-tube quintuplets expresses joy at the five new additions while admitting she is a nervous wreck about raising eight children. The note reflects on the broader hospitals and editorial context of the era.
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Kansas reapportionment could threaten two incumbents
Loomis warns that redrawing district lines may force two Kansas incumbents to face each other while Slattery warns the state would lose 20 percent of its House representation. He fears loss of seats on key committees and shifts in long term political careers. Loomis points to possible changes in the 5th and 2nd districts as most likely.
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