Linda Brown remembered beyond Brown v Board legacy
Lifelong friend Carolyn Campbell recalls Linda Brown 76 quiet and uneasy with spotlight after the landmark ruling. The obituary notes Linda as a dedicated community advocate who taught Head Start, helped establish four preschool libraries, and gave piano lessons while highlighting the broader plaintiffs in Brown v Board who challenged state segregation.
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Kansas Senate Priorities Include Tax Deductions and School Funding
Senator Caryn Tyson outlines tax changes to boost individual refunds, expands itemized deductions to 100 percent, and discusses repatriation of money from the 21 percent corporate tax cut. She criticizes current K-12 funding and warns against large tax hikes while noting progress on electric rates and court-compensation legislation.
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Kansas election year tax cut debate sparks $135 million question
Martin Hawver analyzes how federal tax cuts could yield $135 million for Kansas. Legislators weigh decoupling from federal forms, restoring deductions, and funding schools and services versus using the money for voter friendly tax relief in an election year. The plan highlights who would save more, potential tax strategy, and political risk.
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