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as a first time parent chris galasso had hundreds of questions about the development of her son eric most of those questions are now being answered or at least explore by a parent's as teacher educator from a typical school district during an in home visit the educator in the last it work together through the various stages of a nineteen month old slight error then what they called brain drain what they call a development that that were going on we are doing can you have anybody about how the clean point colossus says the parents as teachers program has given her more confidence in parenting and provided necessary support services in addition parents as teachers provides health screening japan point potential difficulty for example delayed speech or hearing or developmental problem the program is free for any child birth to thirty six months' ninety three school districts currently offer the parents as teachers
program many educators believe because the basis for a child's learning is established during the first three years of life parents as teachers as an invaluable preventative program but because parents as teachers is a voluntary program and not mandated by the state its future could be at risk in some kansas school districts nancy keel the program coordinator in kansas city says the legislature's action with a new school funding formula could negatively impact her district there are large can't get any of that hammock and if any of those living on the right and that could cause the problem gilbert's the
district is uncertain about the program's future but adds it's directly linked to school funding it's impacted because the program receives half of its money from the state and the other half of the district and have budgets are caught hillbillies referral programs will be the first to go however whilst some kansas city school districts could suffer namely johnson county shawnee mission district parents as teachers core nader leno and says not all would be negatively impacted if the house as school finance plan becomes law dozens of school districts now on state waiting lists could become involved in parents as teachers should the school finance formula that imposes a statewide no levee the past but keel with the johnson county schools says it's not fair to her district has sacrificed parents as teachers so that other schools can't benefit and fairness and provide equitable school finance policy for kansas is the central issue in the ongoing debates state court later owens says it would be
unfortunate if any school district is forced to disband the program that she hates the word nadir of the typical program says statistics indicate children involved with parents as teachers eventually do better in school it is it is that they're starting to think that we have seventeen connected to seven hundred we found that i had to do it the governor has recommended increase funding for the parents as teachers programs for next fiscal year what the legislature does in terms of school finance however will determine the program's future in some kansas school districts or kansas public radio i'm tana wagner at the statehouse they can then build that not prohibit abortion but the point of a drag act that abortion that like that and here is the same it all that we could
wait the audience can about what we can and women at the core they can't go and why riddled with loophole public that on paper the village with good pick but you got that reality led bloc of an abortion and have the best it has been the miners because abortion organization but they'll have encouraged governor adjourned immediately have a major anti abortion led to have broken my head and quantity of overland park republicans believe they could be but
that they can get and we can kind of an unusual ally organizations like planned parenthood an organization opposed that bill the count that they could actually actually have taken of the action at comedy and from anti abortion later in encouraging the governor didn't like the merger that's right
neighbors come outside and now different political makeup in different friend a very important part in the belief that it create criminal penalty of the enactment of the clinic where abortions are performed and very little innovation have quote high heel one wichita clinic targeted by operation where you left them in that we have that statement in the major clue that you believed nothing more than an abortion right measure for the latest regardless of what governor jan any doubt that if they want to challenge at the now familiar protest will not end when they get the bill i don't even think that it's going to end with a
supreme court and i don't believe that he have what it takes to overturn roe v wade i think we're going with the idea that there were going to be again a lessening of strengthening of the ability of the state to regulate abortion that's right you know like that programme of public radio so more candid than ever on
welfare with the critic at worldcom than increase them and they can cost more than a billion dollars next fiscal year to live through the age of eighty one thousand can the public and fifty acres belated time they take a new approach to welfare services health appropriations chairman george teagarden and we oh great well i think it can flash of different programs to cut costs your budget concentrate heavily on prevention type programs according to tea party and it includes an initiative that he institutionalized the mentally
retarded kicking people out of state hospital and placing them in an apartment within the community seven hundred and fifty three it quickly in that direction and we are my boy village to pour millions of dollars into the program he voted unclear whether the prevention efforts will actually work and even fish and promised one example is the camera program theoretically can work if opposed to take people off the welfare rolls through education and job training that actually three years of neglect that the house version have decided not to continue lending can work
in the uk at the traditional cash welfare program on top of the republican coalition and catholic failures have been caused by an overabundance of them if there's a program that they get water to pound chunk of thirteen to a candidate and he believes the legislature not continue in that direction toward prevention and thoughtful program when contemplating future budget the conference committee
could meet in negotiating and fifty three million dollars different legislators on both sides hope for compromise a billion dollar budget whatever public radio i'm kim wagner advocate house gary macintoshes that sharon feldman in that we find that he liked and one that they like the like you're going to hear about a moment that the macintosh a republican i think that no idea thirteen interview ian mcintosh a cop out the way the candidate with a route that originates campaign got that he felt the legislature and crippling the problem for that failure to come up with good trick bag and not have any international attention the march thirtieth ensure
that every article that got them on quickly enough and that because of them and they're going through their weird three day trip that should be that the entire legislature should not be blamed for how to have a group that didn't want to have to go out of a bucket and in the other chamber propped them up that's right the senate have tried the house that their math of both issues remain with all of that to re apportioned congressional district that incumbent's committee have taken a lot of heat because of their delay leader that made the often politically heated profit has proven difficult mike
common carp believe it too difficult and too party portion of proud member of the independent redistricting commission public confidence in the land thank you whoa you can contribute to the public frustration over from lawmakers that perfectly lady the reapportionment process to protect about publicly all of the navy had not refute any of the lab considered by the legislature who don't believe they involve of the planet at that partisan politics political victory that's not the way they're creating the real problem for
county clerk because if they fail i can remember that they can get good job creation of a county clerk they want to know which preparing for interrogating in their district they wanted to register voters for mailing privileges in campaign finance hurricane there's nothing we can do but that gregarious think up and confederate re apportionment point that should have been completed back in february they all the significant decline in the number of camden interested in making public art that compared to the same time in late nineteen eighty or wannabe candidate gary mackintosh he'd like lawmakers to hurry and make up their mind today that's right
we have agreement i mean that could be approved by the court before becoming law but kind of public radio and camel wagner and that was just the beginning and lawmakers are rifled through gubernatorial veto like they were checking off a quandary lets the oboe i'd won in both chambers by larger majority house speaker got a bargain because the outline of the ferry your job the advantage that that the code for a debate with the
public interest in mind i have an important detail to report an eye the board of trustees and the kind of public employee retirement if you recall that a pension fund have lost billions on high risk investment the legislature pass the reform to protect the fun of the future but that report laments the government authority in pointing the board members and he objected to that power being taken from her office the governor rick scott then he then pointed a house member telling him he would never get your life that even the right path on the late senator wint winter chairs a special page in the heat of the action demonstrates how misguided the governor and she did the legislature have to override the way of managing
government and become the thirteenth to the executive branch in the end they made a lot of whether they're taking it all to hear you play that i might have got a very good ride the ultimate political you thought you've got there you did feel like if an advantage in a treatment for vetoing have remained fairly convinced them i like that it could very well happen between nineteen fifty seven and nineteen seventy
four hundred thirty seven bill legislature five that were alive and thirty two of them in two years for the thick bill moment happen that have been overturned and the public radio i'm gonna live here now but i think in winter that could have served in the cabinet where the light you're riding through the republican ranks to become the majority leader in that in real life couldn't find more than two thousand acres of wheat soybeans and corn on that the defendant's family for more than five decades this fashion have been a difficult one for crime and taken a lot of credit for that because of infinite delight in addressing the issue five i'm going to run for governor essential for me to watch for the year to
make a decision whether or not they think the government often hear something about the only current making a political mistake that without the legislature have a job here at the point of a political platform on which to run for high office but you can't have political find preventer grieve for that moment that was allegedly jury of a great i'm thinking policy experience because of the increasing public of god with government in general the legislature is no longer the political springboard into what it was it may be right now a great place to move up into a military ranks of the data that we had speaker directly into their ranks in fact kurt have conducted a poll and that random
survey health have thirteen in the legislature will not make the difference in a gubernatorial race moment no think i'd departure will inoculate them a constant criticism aimed at government but currently only senator kay bailout five others have announced retirement anthony and ten could follow and a half more than a dozen will voluntarily leave senator wint winter a ten year veteran and father of three school age daughters that he can no longer valid that the increasing demand that the legislature think of crystal light one family your
family here the one time that hamp of a part time job and taking the top members of the fed are being in the legislature have become more time consuming and with little pig that limit the kind of people able to learn about the other hand women know they're the good side of that equation oh we're going to get new people and any legislative body that you really don't need new blood may be in the us house of representatives i had pecans and it can definitely get serious confusion in the next election are one hundred fifty five legislative people are up for grabs this year numbered a community of lawmakers will take on the policy problems in the nineteen ninety three legislative session what kind of public radio and emma wagner at the takeout the argument over the coffin and have remained virtually
unchanged in the january and they began because shelby county district court judge encourage lawmakers to come up with the planet could provide each trying to gather with an equal shot at education well you know what the way at the time and now and they could especially with painkillers weight of schoolchildren that they were they are actually people who might have a very good argument and i feel not
really ms shawnee mission school district by spreading even though why not tell you of the huge property tax decrease that the delegation have conflicts with the plan because it will increase if they fail tax rate and the city manager and your bbq man mm hmm the four hundred million dollar plan does require an increase in your income and corporate income tax the exchange rate that is higher tank the property that there will be dropped by more than two hundred forty million dollars and we're going to actually fly by forty five million feet wide not letting of about thirty two men all the unusual party debated that immaturity greatly benefit from a local levee and education package continue to vote against the idea
that education chair regina hartley other factors may be in that right i'm renee montagne a couple of other factors could be contributing to my underfunded that in a few years or needed infusion of new operating and property tax if able and funded by repealing that convention the whole year then the plan could begin tackling regional construction real truth
innovation contractor thank you can move that will cripple the building industry in canada but the poor if a red herring issue will increase one hundred thousand dollar house would amount to about fifteen dollars a month thank you it came to be mandated and i am a member there's bacon the grain you know
and will pay three hundred eighty million dollars in higher income and corporate income taxes on public radio however much of that increase revenue in a big thank you to buy down property taxes in camden county the point of the play which is based on a ride you knew that they were going to the democrats believe that trade off of building in contact with property tax relief education is what i think one of the bill and we got it and put it in a man with a name and that wave and means
chairman mao republican ron johnson county believe lawmakers read that line by the education debate that they've ignored other areas of the government but do you know how a lot of them at the budget like the welfare package and public school finance plan was resolved and any legislator now billy if they become the overspending will not have the money to fully fund the budget but the opposition to the new school finance plan came from areas considered wealthy jumping county legislator here directly forty five quality of the new planned remove many of them and lead to a wide majority of them all over the oil and gas without representative gene sure my job than any republican that there are going to be a lot of angry people in his
area sure they drink a lot of the one of the few to actually the property tax increase then they covered with a white male that a joint fed that the legislature adopted a plan to create a more equitable give them that help but i didn't appreciate should confirm but then stayed at the holiday that a lot with a new plan thank you that that will meet the direction the court can provide each trial that ended
with an equal shot at education you know the kind that ingredient they impacted which the governor had long opposed to any that measure will become law in the governors' approval the casualty forwarded to the judicial branch war hero the court had been wanting to fashion and debate because they determine the old method for funding the court will likely air whatever public radio i'm emma wagner act with a cow the legislature had and more money that fashion and that they can afford and what lawmakers can go home that the name of the client and budget and that and the joint leader baker thank you let him play at the house that have had a field day spending money actually a one hundred eighty five billion dollar
windfall from the federal government governor john mccain proposes the money be spent on one time capital improvement projects like rebuilding whole auditorium at the university in canada that lawmakers have been going out that's when the ball finally pay one lawmaker even try and think that well if you give the money to candidates rather than each man woman and child in canada the forty five dollars back to cali we're talking about him again i mean thank you
gavan about the democrats believe the windfall money should be bankrolled the bailout that they did cash shortfall next year it's doubtful many of the last minute project will survive a conference committee in fact much of the work during that final hours will be done in committee at how the senate negotiators try to find a common bond and on the budget prevented her shop on the tour is the ranking minority member on the house appropriations committee i think we can it's not clear how much money might be trampled budget area targeted for comparable cuts include higher education the highway five the employee pay plan and if a welfare budget of budget watchers are now playing that card will be nominal one area relatively thank god the fashion in general education campaign the only path school finance bill after budget
the wagon piled editor crack at the bakery and go home and i'm thinking kevin wade goodwyn and it becoming probably calculate by the fashion think the joy that he had reapportionment abortion the new criminal offending guideline and the moment a pension but also on the list of accomplishments in a nineteen ninety two legislature expected to be out late night program a label beggars can bring the patient to identify which would mark the ninth day of the oppression what kind of public radio i'm gonna wag there at the statehouse the ipo
that question started at a toilet paper during the final hours resembles more of a quick grab and senate majority leader said kurds that at the nineteen ninety two fashion and along with the characters and that probably gets really low right now the adjustment in property with a lot about the abortion bill almost impossible when you look around the nation explains the devotion to come up with simple and that is what you might call compromise yet that it occurred the legislature although what the judicial them with a pathogen lending guidelines and approve reforms for the plan a pension plan with a clear winner their friendship was general education lawmakers approved a new way of paying for school and not have the largest general education budget in thinking straight manager joe harder
the legislature raised more than three hundred fifty million dollars in increased income and corporate income taxes to fund the plan of attack that are way the vidal property tax that in county the national education association more than that the new plan represents a totally new approach to cut that its reform initiative in dealing with canada we want to go and that historically candidates have great growth on the number
of book teacher man that may not be a done deal so this drink that are looters are confederate along again with a district in southwest kansas have gotten that far and even threaten confession from the day that that lawmakers are just not satisfied with you planned it thank you representative kathy patrick johnson county school district know that under the new school finance plan and you know there's that session lawmakers were unable to address the national map of healthcare reform in the crises have come home state employees could be huge increases in their healthcare costs here that other winners include encamped effort to collect child support that into a weapons program that can the school
and increase immunization requirements and one person likely to emerge of the possible winner could be governor jan brewer made the budget remain close to the governor the original recommendations plan for capital improvement project at the region and she shared them a pathogen property tax relief the governor did lose one issue close to her heart legislature shuttle effort to bring more gambling campus but indiana house speaker margaret market the late nineteen ninety legislatures survive the difficult issues in a word and i believe that we do
well i mean i like hillary the speaker at the camp the house and the growing outrage of the upcoming elections house republicans tried to recapture the majority in the house thank you thank you peter here legislators will return at the end of the month hopefully nobody officially close the night at fashion public radio i'm mr wagner and if you shop in canada you're hired you once that make over one hundred thousand dollars a year at twenty four percent income tax increase that way but before attacking creative competitive fact that they departed or whether they'll
create polity in guidelines into a gray no official have their heads together to do just that and they say you know we the cat stevens bill you bet figure out that two point five percent increase on a regional construction it's tricky because there are so many different things to bacterium construction of olympic construction of a new walgreens store in with tippy top tax rate remained three feet but the contractor even sure what should be included in that grow three feet in fact the labor for cleanup by building material a pot with a can of contractors within the asian fans at this point no all of their neighbors
immigration law the new made in the problem because like most property taxpayers contractors will get away no no you'll recall the legislature radio than the income tax and have it on property taxes and part of the new school funding formula attack collection they did you referred to increase revenue we could probably get the income tax increases in their monthly check revenue secretary not be here the increased under twenty million dollar income tax increase or touch or nineteen ninety
two but we have to pull on withholding tables to reflect the tax increase so people will see the church created the line to fall heaviest on upper level earners for example a couple of filing jointly with a big figure income like that and at the department of revenue without the detail and the author of a failed actor don and utility quad and telephone call it had a wagner
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News reports on child development, State Legislature district frustrations, property taxes and state taxes.
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1992-04-01
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