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| Department saves taxes, helps ex-cons |
| By 49 ABC News |
| Published: 03/16/2007 |
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TOPKEA, KS - A program that helps keep ex-felons from offending again will not need thousands of city and county tax dollars in 2008, according to Kansas Department of Corrections Secretary Roger Werholz. The Shawnee County Re-entry program currently spends $791,000 a year. Under a current appropriations measure, local governments must pitch in one-third of that, or $261,000, as required by law. The law states that for every $2 of state tax dollars spent on the re-entry program, the local governments must spend $1. Read more. If link has expired, check the website of the article's original news source. |
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