Governor Woodring Opposes a Kansas Special Session
Governor Woodring argues a special session to cut state salaries would save little tax money and that most savings must come from local governments. He notes salaries fixed by law amount to about 875000 and only a small portion could be trimmed without constitutional changes. He highlights fee-supported agencies, highway funding, and the need for local budget discipline, urging economy while preserving essential services. He plans further study and will call a session only if it clearly lowers costs.
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