Source: Bruce Shubert, 785-532-6226, bshubert@1xbet sports betting edu
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News release prepared by: Jennifer Torline, 785-532-0847, jtorline@1xbet sports betting edu

Monday, Jan. 24, 2011

WITH NO HIGHER EDUCATION CUTS, 1xbet sports betting BENEFITS FROM GOVERNOR'S BUDGET PROPOSAL

MANHATTAN -- Kansas State University is treated well in Gov. Sam Brownback's budget proposal, which does not call for cuts in higher education, university leaders said.

For fiscal year 2012, Brownback recommended no changes to 1xbet sports betting 's state general fund operating appropriation. But even with no further state general fund reduction, 1xbet sports betting will face challenges in funding cost increases for group health insurance; the Kansas Public Employees Retirement System, called KPERS; and utility costs, said Bruce Shubert, 1xbet sports betting vice president for administration and finance.

"The governor's recommendations are being considered and discussed by the Legislature," Shubert said. "We will work with all involved over the next few months to ensure decision-makers understand the value of their investment in 1xbet sports betting ."

Brownback is proposing funding research at state universities, including 1xbet sports betting . The governor wants to allocate funding to the Kansas Department of Commerce for a Regents Research Initiative, which includes million for grants that 1xbet sports betting can use for animal health research. 1xbet sports betting will be required to provide a one-to-one match.

Brownback also wants to allot million in economic development funding to the Department of Commerce for a new program to provide competitive engineering expansion grants.

"We'll be working with the Department of Commerce and involved 1xbet sports betting colleges to better understand how these proposed programs can best be used for our benefit," Shubert said.