Developer offers De Soto, Kansas residents utility and property tax credits for data center

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How coverage differs The Washington Times emphasizes the $20 million total over 10 years; CBS News highlights a $10,000 figure and names Digital Realty as the developer.

A developer seeking approval for a data center in De Soto, Kansas, is offering residents credits toward utilities and property taxes. The Washington Times puts the total at $20 million over 10 years. CBS News identifies the company as Digital Realty and describes the offer as an effort to win public support.

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