Education Provision In Tax Bill
The Senate Finance Committee approved tax cut legislation with a higher education tax credit up to 250 a year funded by a direct credit against taxes. The bill also protects low and middle income filers from 1977 tax increases, raises the estate tax exemption toward 96 to 97 percent, and adds a 820 million tax reduction for long held capital assets.
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Rep Hays Improves After Sleeping Pills Overdose
In Barnesville Ohio Rep Wayne Hays, under pressure over a payroll sex scandal with Elizabeth Ray, left ICU for a private room after an apparent Dalmane overdose. Doctors warn the dosage was toxic and may have been accidental or intentional as Hays seeks to resume duties.
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KPL Seeks 31.4 Million Rate Increase
Kan sas Power and Light Co. asked the Kansas Corporation Commission for a 31.4 million dollar rate hike affecting about 250000 customers. The company cited expansion costs led by the Jeffrey Energy Center in Pottawatomie County. The request would raise average bills by roughly 23 percent, with potential rebates under a new fuel cost adjustment method the commission approved to take effect next month.
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Child Health Care Program Benefits Youth Health care costs rise or fall
A Children's Defense Fund study finds federal group health programs save money and improve youth health. Costs per child dropped from 201 to 1972 across 59 projects in 28 states, while Medicaid costs rose. The report cites lower costs, continuous supervision, and preventive care in organized settings. It notes DC’s Medicaid per capita sums and prepaid group practices costing less, and highlights Baltimore and Providence case results amid budget cuts.
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