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Wednesday Jan. 22, 1986
Campus/Area
University Daily Kansan
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Alternate tax plan discussed
TOPEKA — Democratic legislative leaders yesterday discussed a possible tax package as an alternative to Gov. John Carlin's sales tax hike and proposed two bills to address the state's economic development needs.
Senate Minority Leader Michael Johnston, D-Parsons, and House Minority Leader Marvin Barkis, D-Louisburg, said the Democrats would introduce a bill to provide tax incentives for hydrogen research and development and another measure to authorize the state to purchase $12 million in Small Business Administration guaranteed loans.
The leaders said the proposals were the first of several bills they planned to introduce to address the state's economic development needs.
Capitol report
The hydrogen development proposal, aimed at a vast hydrogen find in the Junction City area,
would provide an income tax credit of $100 for each $10,000 spent for research and development of natural hydrogen.
Barkis noted that the technology for extracting and transporting natural hydrogen was in its infancy. He said its development could be an opportunity for the state to expand its economic base.
Bill would increase state aid for jucos
TOPEKA — Kansas '19 community colleges would receive higher per-credit-hour aid from the state and would raise their out-
district tuition fees by $2 under a bill introduced yesterday in the Kansas House.
The measure, sponsored by the House Committee on Education, would increase from $23 to $25 the per-credit hour fee the junior colleges charge for students who live outside their community college district. The fees are paid by the students' home counties.
In addition, the bill would increase state aid from $26.25 to $29.25 per credit hour of enrollment in non-vocational courses at the community colleges.
The measure retains the current financing formula of twice the normal level of per-credit-hour aid for vocational courses offered at community colleges that have been designated area vocational technical schools and 1.5 times the regular aid per credit hour for vocational courses at other junior colleges.
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