Census shows population decline in city plans
City officials debate whether growth or census figures should guide an 87 million sewer plant. If population shrinks, higher sewer bills may be needed. City managers vow not to oversize project while weighing slower growth and attracting jobs.
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New program aids Kansans with disabilities in work and Medicaid
A Kansas initiative lets people with disabilities pay a premium to keep Medicaid services such as personal assistance and counseling. It enables independent living and continued work, addressing long standing fears of losing benefits if earnings rise. Lawmakers hear calls for real jobs with real pay from advocates and affected residents.
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