Kansas House OKs 1987 88 education aid despite talks
The Kansas House passed 75 to 49 a 584.1 million dollar education appropriation for 1987-88. A school finance conference committee failed to agree on how to distribute the funds, prompting a second six member panel to seek revisions. A deadline looms to adjust the IDEA formula by Saturday.
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Topeka
Kan
House
Senate
Simple A Misnomer In New Tax Code By Melissa Bauman
Thomas Bloch, president of H&R Bloch, visited the Ottawa franchise during a nationwide tax season tour. He warns the new tax code, though it exempts the very poor and curbs shelters, rearranges winners and losers and complicates forms like W 4. He argues for keeping the current system to avoid confusion and loss of mortgage interest deductions under новый rules.
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Thomas Bloch
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Richard Bloch
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Ottawa
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H&r
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Rex Cummings Seeks Ottawa School Board Seat After Leadership Work
Rex Cummings outlines reasons for running citing leadership roles with Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce Ottawa Retail Association and Ottawa Jaycees. He notes budget pressures in the Ottawa school district due to state funding and supports careful study of vocational education and class size teaming before changes. He stresses not rushing decisions and aims to improve programs while keeping Ottawa a good place to live and raise a family.
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Jay Bemis
Rex Cummings
Cummings
Ottawa
Brenda
Cameron
Garfield
Rex
Ottawa School Board Forum Highlights Candidates
About 70 people attended a candidate forum at Ottawa Middle School sponsored by the Ottawa Education Association and local parents groups. Seven school board hopefuls discussed finances, salaries, smoking, drugs, space, and how to balance duties with family. Candidates Linda Heiniger and Edie Derousseau faced specific questions about activities and time, while Debora Gamblian urged more counselors and Beets noted space shortages at Eisenhower and Garfield.
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Ottawa Education Association
City Commission
Ottawa Middle School
Frank Garvin
CBA
Linda Heiniger
Edie Derousseau
Henniger
Derousseau
Save Our Schools
Citizens Advisory Council
CAC
Eisenhower Parent Teacher Association
Debora Gamblian
Peg Armstrong
Armstrong
Eisenhower Pta
Kelli Beets
Rex Cummings
Jack Maxwell
Beets
Garfield
Hisenhower
Eisenhower
Gamblian
Rich Non-Taxpayers Banks Dwindle
Washington reports show 325 top earners paid no federal income tax on 1985 returns, with 3,605 high income individuals paying under 10 percent. The share of zero tax filers among those earning over 200,000 fell to the second lowest level since 1976. Analysts attribute changes to 1984 tax rules and crackdown on shelter schemes, though net effect remains uncertain.
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Treasury
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Urban Institute
Internal Revenue Service
Minarik
How They Do It
Washington report details how 325 high income filers avoided federal income tax in 1985. It lists itemized deductions and income sources with averages for interest, medical, charity, casualty losses, wages, interest, dividends, business and farm results, partnership activity, capital gains, and untaxed capital gains percentages.
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