Revenue secretary tours western Kansas for tax policy input
Kansas Department of Revenue Secretary Nick Jordan will hold meetings in Great Bend Garden City Colby Hays and Salina as part of a listening tour on tax policy and growth. The events, arranged with Kansas Farm Bureau and Kansas Rural Economic Development Alliance, support Brownback Road Map efforts to cut state income tax to spur growth. A separate Kansans for No Income Tax bus tour will also press for tax elimination, prompting Democrat concerns about funding for services and local government funding.
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State October tax receipts dip slightly below estimates
Kansas state general fund receipts for October totaled 457.5 million dollars, 4.2 million or 0.9 percent under prior estimates due to a large one time refund. Officials say ongoing prudent spending keeps the state ahead for the fiscal year while year to date receipts run seven percent above last year.
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Basehor recall petitions target Mertz and Dysart
Basehor residents pursue recall votes for council members Mertz and Dysart after alleged open meetings violations tied to Loughry firing. Petition signatures must reach state law thresholds by late January, with 124 to recall Mertz and 193 to recall Dysart, potentially prompting replacement appointees by Mayor Terry Hill.
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County considers road transfer and energy fund on consent agenda
The Lecompton Township would own and maintain a private road splitting North 1900 Road north of the Kansas Turnpike. The commission reviews a Sustainability and Energy Savings Reinvestment Fund for energy upgrades and a plant licensing program for county properties. Reporter contact included.
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KU bioscience project eyed with research additions in Lawrence
ADM plans to place two researchers in Lawrence's Bioscience and Technology Business Center as part of a broader collaboration. KU officials suggest future expansion possible, with funding needs for recruiting faculty, facility help, and matching funds. The KBA approved other items including naming Jon Tunge Bioscience Authority Rising Star and accepting Janice Katterhenry's resignation. Ruth Saale to serve as interim CFO.
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