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Schools, Money Industry Seen As Voter Issues
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Industrialization, education and fiscal policies will possibly be the main issues before voters in the upcoming Kansas elections, Kenneth Beasley, director of research for the Kansas legislative council, said.
The issue of education is now being crystallized, Beasley said. A foundation program with provisions for junior colleges and technical schools is the major concern in this area, he said.
"A lot of people are concerned about industrialization. They're not sure what is going on or what the effects would be," Beasley said yesterday at a Faculty Forum. He said when industrialization is encouraged and brought into the state, certain effects occur which cannot be predetermined.
Given any change in the national economy, these areas in Western Kansas might become poor economic areas. Beasley said.
prairie. At the present, Beasley explained, small and marginal industries are the most predominate in Kansas, especially in Western Kansas.
"The legislators are really concerned about financing of local school districts," Beasley said. Both the foundation program and local school districts require funds, he pointed out.
Concerning the fiscal issue, Beasley said. "The fiscal picture for the state is reasonably good." The state has enough money to pay the bills through 1966 with a flat five per cent increase in expenditures.
increase in experience. However, Beasley said, this assumes that no new programs will be initiated and every candidate has committed himself to a major program.
Beasley said there is an increasing movement in support of an earnings tax for Kansas. This support is centered in the rural areas.
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