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Welfare cuts hit needy as Kansas trims services
State welfare officials move to cut 15.1 million from programs for the poor effective Jan 1, including medical services for the indigent, cash aid for needy children, prescription drug reimbursements, and foster care. Lawmakers face limited ability to block the cuts as they negotiate property tax relief during a special session.
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Dave Ranney Harris
Topeka
State Welfare Department
Kansas
Welfare Department
Mike Hayden
Winston Barton
House Democrats
House
Marvin Barkis
Louisburg
Duane Goossen