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    Hockey part of plan to lure American Royal to Kansas

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    By KMAN Staff on February 16, 2016 State News

    TOPEKA — A project aimed at luring the American Royal horse and livestock exhibition to the Kansas side of the Kansas City metropolitan area could include a new hotel, children’s museum and 5,000-seat arena for hockey.

    A Kansas Department of Commerce report obtained Monday by The Associated Press says the proposed development “is assumed” to include those projects and 12 other elements.

    The American Royal is a 2.5-month exhibition each fall in Kansas City, Mo.

    But the proposal’s future is uncertain.

    Republican Gov. Sam Brownback’s administration wants to use a special economic development program to fund it. But Kansas legislators have included a provision in budget legislation to prevent the state from doing so.

    They say Kansas is too cash-strapped to give up sales tax revenue as part of the program.

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