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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1987

Page

6

Educators Back School Finance Plan In Topeka Hearing

Kansas educators and administrators pressed for changes to a House passed school finance bill. They urged Senate Education Committee to endorse a plan mirroring Gov. Hayden with tweaks. The measure would preserve 2 to 3.5 percent budget growth, require 22 million in new state aid, and could lift statewide property taxes by 28.8 million if districts fully raise budgets in 87-88.

Topeka Kan Mike Hayden Senate Education Committee Joe Harder Moundridge Kay Coles Kansas National Education Association Ms. Coles Kansas-Nea Coles Hayden Harder

Death Penalty Debate Moves Through Senate Panel

Kansas opponents of reinstating capital punishment argued the cost estimates are inflated while supporters push for changes to the bill. Senate committee chair Edward Reilly indicated the House bill will be debated within two weeks, with possible revisions including removal of a two-jury requirement. Governor Hayden blocks cost debate. cost not the final issue.

Peka Kan Kansas Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee Bill Lucero Kansas Coalition Against Lucero Capital Punishment Death Penalty Sen Edward Reilly R-Leavenworth Reilly Robert T. Stephan Mike Hayden

Tax Abatement Measure Wins Preliminary Approval

Senate tentatively approves tax abatement bill requiring municipal consent for city property tax relief and public hearings. Other measures include cooperative coroner duties, uniform excavation rules, public utility data filing, long term care insurance standards, unlicensed out of state pesticide work, CPA board review and fee increases, and expanded fire ambulance funding for annexed townships. Senate supporters cite economic development while opponents warn of school board veto powers.

Kansas Board of Accountancy Board of Certified Public Accountants

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