The Kansas Senate Ways and Means Committee heard testimony this week on a bill that would essentially sever financial ties between the state and the Kansas Bioscience Authority, according to the committee’s vice chairman Jim Denning, a Republican from Overland Park.
“It’s unwinding it from any state influence and further state funding,” Denning says.
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