Journalism That Succeeds Stands Against Privilege and Mob
Walter Williams, dean of the University of Missouri journalism school in 1914, argued that enduring journalism remains unswayed by privilege or mob clamor, emphasizing integrity and independence in reporting. His view reflects early 20th century professional ideals shaping editorial ethics.
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University of Missour
County puzzling jail plan aims to curb out-of-county housing costs
Franklin County residents face high property taxes and limited gains from a new jail. The county currently spends about 40 per prisoner daily to house inmates elsewhere, with 10 prisoners sent to Allen County Jail in Iola, totaling around 120,000 annually. Officials consider options including expanding the local jail or partnering with Anderson Coffey and Osage counties, while a regional feasibility study with Miami and Linn counties is on hold.
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Kansas Legislators Contact Directory Summary
State Senator Pat Apple and Senators Derek Schmidt listed with office rooms at the State Capitol Topeka KS 66612 1504. Representatives Tom Holland Bill Feuerhorn Joe Humerickhouse Bill Otto listed with office rooms and contact details.
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State Capitol
Topeka
Apple
Senate
State
Derek Schmidt
Schmidt
Tom Holland
Holland
House
Bill Feuerhorn
Feuerhorn
Joe Humerickhouse
Bill Otto
Otto
After Prom Parties Aim to Keep Prom Safe in Wellsville
Wellsville booster club funds a free after prom night with activities, prizes, and supervision to prevent alcohol related dangers. The program runs from midnight to early morning, with themes past and present, funded by about $4000 annually through donations and volunteers. Local high school offices provide contact for donations or volunteering to ensure a safe, enjoyable prom weekend.
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Kansas
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Wellsville High School
Wellsville
Anysocal Booster Club
Readers Forum letters spark a tense confrontation
A reader recalls dis senters replying by letters to the Readers' Forum after a heated exchange over religious views. A caller from Ludwig, DR, pressured a female writer with calm but condescending politeness, prompting the taped seven minute confrontation. The writer urges mature, respectful letter responses to published opinions.
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Ludwick
Gary
Ottawa Main Street Assn Faces Housing Question
Homeowners ask how adding more residential homes near downtown will improve life in Ottawa Kansas. They note the city already enforces strict building codes, second only to select areas in Lawrence and Johnson County.
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Ottawa Main Street Association
Ottawa
State of
Kansas
Lawrence
Johnson County
Building and liberty clash over Ottawa historical district
A letter to The Ottawa Herald argues that city efforts to restrict development in the historical district amount to overreach. The writer condemns permits, tax incentives, and required hoops, advocating local voting on inclusion and opposing further government interference while stressing homeowner autonomy and neighborhood pride.
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Ottawa
Topeka
Spring Break Plans Missed by Ottawa Families
A reader requests better advance publicity from merchants for spring break activities. She suggests a weekly newspaper ad listing events, noting rain kept grandkids indoors and eight of ten children could visit Ottawa if plans were known. She asks if Ottawa Herald will publish such notices next year.
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Ottawa Herald
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