Bill on disclose donations to lawsuits gets hearing in Kansas House
A bill to require state officials and candidates to report gifts valued at 500 dollars or more to help pay lawsuits drew a 15 minute hearing before Kansas House Federal and State Affairs. Supporters say it closes a secrecy loophole linked to a sexual harassment case against Attorney General Stephan.
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Federal and State Affairs Committee
Kansas
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GOP
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Robert H. Miller
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Wellington
Janet Williams
Kansas Public Disclosure Commission
Parochial Tax Deduction Sparks House Education Debate
In Topeka the House Education Committee heard competing views on a bill to allow a tax deduction for parochial school tuition and related costs. Proponents say private schools save taxpayers about 90 million yearly by educating 8 percent of Kansas students, while opponents warn the measure drains funds from public schools.
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League of Women Voters of Kansas
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