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Kansas faces a decline in quality of life under aid cuts
For over 4,000 Kansans living in real poverty, Kansas lawmakers cut transitional general assistance to four monthly payments of 100 dollars starting this October. Activists warn of more "visible poor" as recipients struggle for rent, food stamps, and minimal health care amid looming budget squeezes. officials defend the move as fiscally necessary while predicting higher future costs.
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Dave Ranney
Harris
Kansas
Public Health and Welfare
Marvin Littlejohn
R Phillipsburg
Gary
Petz
Inter-Faith Ministries
Wichita
Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Robert Harder
Topeka State Hospital
Kevin Bomhoff
Mental Health Association
Sedgwick