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    Kansas governor skeptical of Trump plan to extend benefits

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    By KMAN Staff on August 11, 2020 State News
    In this Thursday, June 13, 2019 photo, Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly discusses budget issues during an Associated Press interview in her Statehouse office in Topeka, Kansas. Kelly says one of her goals in her first year as governor was building up the state's cash reserves so that the state has an extra cushion in future years. (AP Photo/John Hanna)

    TOPEKA, Kan. — A spokeswoman says Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly’s administration is reviewing President Donald Trump’s plan to extend supplemental unemployment benefits but is waiting for more details.

    A program providing an additional $600 a week to workers left unemployed by the coronavirus pandemic expired July 31, and Congress hasn’t agreed on a bill including an extension. Trump announced a plan this weekend to provide an additional $400 a week in benefits but said states would have to cover 25% of the cost.

    Kelly spokeswoman Lauren Fitzgerald called Trump’s plan only “a broad memo” and questioned whether he can provide the extra benefits through an executive order.

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