Congress considers college starter fund proposal
A plan by Rep. Harold Ford aims to create savings accounts for every American child to fund higher education, with a first-year cost of about 3.25 billion and 37.5 billion over a decade. The ASPIRE Act seeks bipartisan support and parallels SEED studies funded by Ford Foundation efforts. Economic skeptics caution inflation erodes gains, yet advocates say early ownership motivates college savings.
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R-Kan
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Community eyes cooperative plan for mental health services
Bert Nash center and LMH consider joint efforts to reopen a closed 24 hour mental health unit amid staffing and financial losses. Board chairs highlight a gap in local care and discuss reports, potential partnerships, and involving police and sheriff offices to manage involuntary transports to Osawatomie.
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Lawrence
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