Tax theory and local tax debate raise mill rate questions
A Book of the Month Club pricing puzzle contrasts four books at half price with two free, showing how perception matters. In Franklin County, taxpayers fault county commissioners for raising the levy about five mills while last year’s nearly doubled cuts created a 54 mill target next year.
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Political contact list for Kansas and federal offices
A dense roll of political contacts lists U S President George Bush and Congress members Pat Roberts Sam Brownback Nancy Boyda plus Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius and state legislators Tom Holland Bill Feuerborn Derek Schmidt Joe Humerickhouse Bill Otto with office addresses in Topeka and Washington and phone numbers and web forms where available for public outreach and correspondence.
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Hart Senate
Washington, D.C
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Sam Brownback
Brownback
Gow
Nancy Boyda
Longworth House
Kathleen Sebelius
State Capitol
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Topeka
Governor
Derek Schmidt
Kansas State Capitol
Schmidt
State
Tom Holland
Holland
House
Bill Feuerborn
Fauerborn
Joe Humerickhouse
Bill Otto
Otta
Kaweah Nation scam preys on hopeful members
Tom Beaver warns readers that the Kaweah Indian Nation is a false group deceiving Mexican and Central American seekers into paying for tribal membership. He says the BIA confirms the original Kaweah tribe no longer exists, and urges caution against such frauds masquerading as Indians to extract money.
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Kansas Lawmakers Pay Raises Remain Under Veil of Silence
Kansas legislators earn about $17,000 yearly comprising $86.50 per day salary and $99 per diem for a roughly 90 day Topeka session. Inflation past 30 years has eroded real buying power by about 44 percent, yet no one in the Legislature seeks a visible pay raise. statewide official pay is also modest, but may draw more notice if discussed. Martin Hawver notes the political risk in proposing raises.
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